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• That Color Isn't Right – What Went Wrong?

  Chemical interferences during water testing can hide critical corrosion issues and fuel bacterial growth. Understanding colorimetric chemistry helps operators accurately identify testing anomalies, correct pH conditions, and protect cooling systems from bio-fouling.

• Why Reagent Quality Defines Research Success

  Water grade, buffer preparation, and packaging each shape whether sensitive assays hold up. Reagent selection hinges on matching purity to application sensitivity, regulatory standards, and tolerance for contamination risk.

• Identifying Contaminants Of Concern

  In this article, we outline the sources, occurrence, known health issues, and mitigation options for specific contaminants.

• Municipal Water Treatment: A Look At The Advantages Of Performance Testing For Powdered Activated Carbon

  Evaluating Powdered Activated Carbon through site-specific performance testing allows water utilities to optimize chemical dosing based on real-world efficacy rather than upfront price, preventing costly operational strains and ensuring reliable contaminant removal.

• Keeping mAb Aggregation Low During The Final UF/DF Step

  mAb aggregation can arise from molecular properties, process conditions, and equipment‑driven stress. Learn where aggregation risk increases across downstream processing and formulation.

• Converging Challenges, Unified Solutions: How Three Overlapping Trends Are Shaping Public Water

  With the right help, coping with workforce upheaval, the digital transition, and asset management can be an opportunity.

• A Year Of Reflection And Preparation

  The Trial Master File (TMF) landscape in 2025 will require companies to stay attuned to the evolving ICH E6(R3) guidelines and the full implementation of the CTIS.

• Cell Culture Media Mixing In A Benchtop Single-Use Mixer

  Explore how efficient powder-liquid mixing and sterile filtration preserve media integrity and support reproducibility in biopharmaceutical workflows, with promising scalability for larger-volume applications.

• Déjà vu? A Decade At AAIC, And The Endpoints Haven't Moved

  Cognitive endpoints in Alzheimer's trials haven't kept pace with the shift to earlier-stage treatment. Modern trials need tools built to catch subtle change.

• In A Drought, Non-Revenue Water Is The Cheapest New Supply You Have

  Drought conditions force utilities to seek new water sources, yet reducing non-revenue water offers an immediate supply boost. Eliminating sample waste and targeting line flushing recovers fully treated water without expensive capital projects.

• Filters For Medical Device Reprocessing

  Enhance medical device reprocessing with multi-stage filtration that reduces bacteria and contaminants, limits recontamination risk, protects device integrity, and supports safer infection control.

• Nitrosamines: Assessing The Risk To Pharma Products

  Nitrosamines are a serious risk in drug products, driven by the presence of secondary amines, conducive conditions, and nitrosating agents. Understanding these factors is key to risk mitigation and patient safety.

• From Depths To New Heights: Revolutionizing Wastewater Pumping With Above-Ground Technology

  Read this article for an overview of key advantages, as well as examples of how communities have achieved cost savings by moving towards above-ground systems.

• Navigating EPA Surface Water Treatment Rules In 2026 And Beyond

  Single-future design assumptions are no longer sufficient. See what scenario modelling reveals about building treatment infrastructure that performs across decades of uncertainty.

• A True PFAS Solution Is About More Than Removal

  Engineers and project managers must take a complete cradle-to-grave approach when considering which technologies to implement as well as which vendors to partner with for their PFAS solution.

• 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.

• Designing And Evaluating A Water Treatment Media Pilot

  Evaluating the use of activated carbon and other media for water treatment is a crucial step to ensure project goals are achieved.

• Timing And Data Are Critical To Winning BTD For Rare Disease Drugs

  Breakthrough Therapy designation (BTD) can accelerate rare disease drug development—but timing and evidence are everything. Learn how to position your program for FDA success.