Critical Conversations in SOF: The Family, Seen and Understood

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04/02/26
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Life Sciences Research

New Approach Methodologies Are Here. Is the Industry Ready?

There's a shift happening in how safety and efficacy are evaluated across drug development, chemicals, and beyond. New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) have matured into working tools.
03/26/26
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Human Health and Performance

Critical Conversations in SOF: Brain Injury Risk and Reality

In a recent conversation with a group of operators, we had a real, unfiltered discussion about brain injury: what they’ve experienced and seen in their teammates, what they’ve pushed through, and what it has cost over time.
03/18/26
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Medical Devices

Implantable Drug Delivery: Progress vs. Gaps

For patients managing chronic conditions, the appeal of implantable drug delivery is easy to understand: a device placed once, delivering medication precisely where it's needed, for months or years at a time. It's a compelling vision—and for some patients, it's already a reality. For many others, it remains just out of reach.
03/11/26
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Human Health and Performance

Critical Conversations in SOF: Engineering the Cognitive Edge

In Special Operations, cognitive performance is not incidental. It is operational.
02/13/26
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Energy

Monitoring Long-Term Plume Growth in a CCS Sequestration Well

Monitoring carbon dioxide plume movement is critical to protecting drinking water and meeting long-term regulatory requirements at CCS sequestration sites. This blog explores seismic and alternative monitoring methods and how integrated approaches can deliver accurate, compliant, long-term oversight of CO₂ storage.
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