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• Demand Based Flushing Using AMI And Water Quality Sensors

  Improve efficiency and water quality with demand-based flushing. The integration of sensors and smart networks allows utilities to remotely monitor and optimize flushing cycles.

• Contamination In The Shadows: Risks Lurking From Environmental Issues

  Discover how science-based bio-decontamination strategies effectively eliminate invisible pathogens and rapidly restore facilities to operational safety following major infrastructure disruptions.

• 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.

• 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."

• Pitot Testing: The Gold Standard For Wholesale And Production Meter Accuracy Evaluation

  For most water utilities, master and production meters represent the system's financial and operational truth. These meters quantify the volume of water entering the distribution network, support water accountability programs, validate NRW calculations, and influence everything from treatment costs to rate structures.

• Smarter Cell Washing And Pre-Formulation For Allogeneic Therapies

  Discover common pitfalls in cell washing and pre-formulation, including incomplete contaminant removal, manual handling, and throughput issues that compromise product quality and efficiency.

• In The Age Of PFAS, Water Treatment Designers Can't Afford To Guess

  Relying on assumptions when designing water treatment systems creates unnecessary financial and operational risks. Adopting predictive modeling and data-driven testing provides the precise, actionable insights required to optimize performance, manage costs, and ensure compliance.

• Test Kit Management: The Hidden Weak Point In Your Visual Inspection Program

  A proper test kit management program is no longer a “nice-to-have”—it’s a compliance necessity. Without a structured system, you risk inspector drift, failed audits, and errors in batch release.

• Clean Water Even During Disaster: Why U.S. Pipe Ductile Iron Pipe Is The Smart Choice For Public Health And Safety

  Infrastructure must endure disasters to protect public health. Learn why ductile iron pipe offers fire resistance, seismic stability, and ensures clean, chemical-free water delivery when it is needed most.

• 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.

• AMI Under The Microscope: Beaverton Water Division Answers Questions About Its AMI Transition

  Beaverton Water Division’s transition to Kamstrup AMI and acoustic leak detection is modernizing meter reading, reducing infrastructure costs, improving leak identification, and streamlining operations as deployment progresses.

• 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.

• Which Implementation Model Fits Your Reality?

  CMMS and EAM go-lives in GMP environments hinge on more than timing. Explore how big-bang, phased, compliance-first, and patchwork approaches shift validation effort, audit risk, and operational strain.

• 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.

• Controlling mAb Aggregates In Chromatography Process Development

  Antibody aggregation remains a critical downstream challenge, particularly for complex modalities. Explore why aggregates form, why they matter, and how chromatographic strategies can help reduce risk.

• Patient-Centric Formulations In Pediatric Adherence

  Improving pediatric adherence requires age-appropriate formulations, taste-masking, and swallowability strategies. Regulatory, clinical, and technological insights help overcome barriers and support safer, more effective therapies for children across developmental stages.

• 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.

• Precision Medicine In IMIDs - The Path To Improved Healthcare Outcomes

  Precision medicine is opening new possibilities for IMIDs by moving beyond symptom‑based care. Find out how emerging multi‑omics tools are reshaping how these complex diseases are understood.