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• Ozone And PFAS: The Overlooked Tool In A National Water Crisis

  Ozone is a vital pre-treatment for PFAS mitigation. It oxidizes precursors and co-contaminants, significantly extending the service life of downstream GAC and membrane systems.

• How Climate Change Is Reshaping Surface Water Treatment Plant Design

  Climate change is expanding source water variability beyond historical limits, forcing treatment plants to design for wider conditions—and making digital planning essential for resilient infrastructure decisions.

• Bayesian Study Designs In Early-Phase Oncology Trials

  In response to insufficient traditional dose-escalation methods, regulatory initiatives like the FDA’s Project Optimus advocate for identifying optimal biological doses rather than relying solely on maximum tolerated doses (MTD).

• Limitations Of Spectral Measurements

  Standard spectrometers struggle with steep edges and high OD. IDEX’s Peregrine and KolaDeep™ systems offer superior spectral resolution and sensitivity for precise optical filter measurement.

• Challenges In Ensuring Long-Term Water Quality (And How To Address Them)

  Read about how mixers help prevent stratification, maintain consistent disinfectant distribution, and reduce sediment buildup, thereby mitigating public health risks associated with water storage.

• Eliminating Chlorine Sensor Pain Points With New Technology

  Next-generation chlorine sensors eliminate the need for reagents and membranes, while offering flow-independent, multi-parameter, self-cleaning operation. This reduces maintenance and enhances monitoring accuracy.

• Wideband RF In Electronic Warfare: Balancing Power, Bandwidth And Real-Time Performance

  Modern electronic warfare demands wideband RF systems that balance gain, linearity, efficiency, and power—enabling real-time detection, response, and reliable performance across an increasingly complex spectrum.

• Hunting An Unexpected mAb Variant With LC‑MS

  A tailored LC–MS approach enables sensitive detection and tracking of monoclonal antibody variants, supporting deeper product characterization and better control of quality‑impacting changes.

• Practical Tips For Maintaining Healthy Cell Cultures

  Humidity is a critical yet often overlooked factor in cell culture. Learn how it impacts cell viability and discover practical strategies to maintain optimal conditions for reliable results.

• Oilfield Pollution In West Texas: Engineering Lessons For Groundwater Protection And Advanced Oxidation

  Legacy oilfield contamination requires advanced strategies to protect vital groundwater. Explore the technical challenges of subsurface remediation and how advanced oxidation processes provide a more effective pathway for destroying persistent hydrocarbons and restoring aquifer quality.

• How Digital Twins And Hybrid Modelling Optimize Cell Culture Process For Better Production

  Discover how digital twins are enabling the optimization of cell culture processes for improved, more predictable outcomes in the creation of therapeutic proteins and antibodies.

• Smart Tech, Big Savings: How Sandy, Oregon, Transformed Water Management

  Small utilities can overcome limited staffing and aging infrastructure by integrating smart metering with acoustic leak detection. These data-driven tools pinpoint hidden water loss and optimize system pressure, ensuring reliable service and significant cost savings.

• Proprietary Reactivation Study Demonstrates PFAS Removal And Destruction Expertise

  Thermal reactivation of granular activated carbon is a proven and scalable method to achieve >99.9% destruction removal efficiency for PFAS. This process fully restores the carbon for reuse, providing a sustainable solution that breaks the cycle of "forever chemicals."

• The Engineer's Guide To Maximizing Dynamic Range In RF Testing

  Learn practical strategies for improving RF dynamic range through noise reduction, linearity optimization, filtering, calibration, and advanced signal conditioning techniques.

• Scaling Water Reuse: New State Regulatory Guides And What They Mean For Treatment Design

  Emerging state water reuse regulations are driving adoption of ozone and advanced oxidation, requiring flexible, high-performance systems to meet pathogen, trace organic, and DBP control objectives.

• Optimising Coagulation And Flocculation Systems In Surface Water Facilities

  Coagulation and flocculation remain essential but increasingly sensitive processes, requiring flexible design and real-time optimisation to maintain performance across widening source water variability.

• Characterizing Binding Interactions By ITC

  Isothermal Titration Calorimetry is a powerful technique for analyzing biochemical binding events, which is crucial for understanding molecular interactions and enzyme kinetics in biomedical research.

• Tips For Better eCOA Experiences From Medable's Patient Caregiver Network

  Hear from patients and caregivers across various therapeutic areas as they offer tips on improving the clinical trial experience.