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Fab materials specialist, Matheson has joined ISMI’s Environment, Safety and Health (ESH) Technology Center at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering’s (CNSE) Albany NanoTech Complex. The aim is to collaborate on environmental and sustainable solutions in areas such as energy and resource conservation, chemical management, and industry response to climate change. “Matheson has gleaned a keen understanding and sharp perspective of the total solutions required to make businesses and operations truly sustainable as a result of our work in supporting the environmental management systems and programs of our customers in electronics, chemicals, manufacturing, and various other sectors,” commented Bill Kroll, Chairman and CEO, Matheson. “We see this partnership as providing Matheson access to resources and data that will help us develop new environmentally-friendly products and more far reaching sustainability initiatives.”
In 2009, ISMI launched its ESH Technology Center to address the energy and resource conservation needs of the semiconductor industry. In 2011, ISMI partnered with CNSE to create the world’s first NanoHealth and Safety Center (NSC), headquartered at CNSE’s Albany NanoTech Complex.