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• MBR System Treats Nut Processor’s High Strength Wastewater with Ease

  The macadamia nut is indeed favored by many as a high quality nut, evidenced by its extensive use in desserts or simply as a premium stand-alone snack. One of the world’s leading producers of these delicious nuts produces more than 15 million pounds each year from its Hawaii processing plant.

• Nordic City Gains Valuable Condition Data With Proactive Approach To Reducing NRW

  Gothenburg is Sweden’s second largest city after Stockholm, located between Oslo and Copenhagen in a low-lying estuary area near the Gota River, the primary source of drinking water for the port city. The City’s Sustainable Waste and Water Department serves a population of over 500,000, and manages 1750 km of potable water pipeline.

• Capabilities For Clinical Studies In Contraception

  Contraception studies involve a variety of unique operational and methodological considerations that may vary at different stages of development. This paper explains those considerations as well as key risks and mitigations in contraception studies.

• Which Real-World Research Design Is Best?

  Real-world research design is more complicated than clinical trial design, its complexity due to a multitude of factors including the differing evidentiary needs of diverse healthcare system stakeholders, the differing outcome measures available to meet those needs, and the differing methodologic approaches that can be used to collect clinical, economic and real-world data. Selecting the most appropriate and cost-effective research design can be quite challenging. Read more about a developed and tested an algorithm that has proven to be useful in structuring decision-making in the design of real-world research.

• Advanced Clinical Achieves A Strategic Advantage With Veeva Vault eTMF

  Contract research organization Advanced Clinical leverages Veeva Vault eTMF to run faster, higher-quality trials for study partners.

• The Importance Of An Analytical Testing Strategy For Combination Products

  As combination products evolve and a preference for self-administration systems such as prefilled syringes, auto-injectors, and pen injectors commercialize, there is a need to ensure proper testing of both the primary and secondary components in compliance with regulatory guidelines. The combination product development process to focus on the user-friendliness, or human factors, of self-administration systems, very often involves new and innovative drug products. One crucial aspect of this process focuses on regulatory submission. A foundational point that tends to be overlooked, and required for regulatory submission, is the analytical testing strategy that supports the combination product development process, whether at the stages of concept, feasibility, development, or product release.

• Law Firm Quickly Transforms 7,000 Boxes Of Legal Documents To Digital Files

  Huge volume of records converted seamlessly via expertise of Data Repro Com Ltd. and information capture technology from Alaris.

• Evaluation Of Filtration Media For High Rate Surface Water Filtration

  The existing water filtration facility in Clinton MA is a high rate, direct filtration process that has been on-line since 2006. The water filtration plant draws it raw water from the Wachusett Reservoir. Chemical feed systems are provided for chemically assisted filtration, pre-oxidation (potassium permanganate), coagulation, pH and alkalinity adjustment (sodium bicarbonate and sodium hydroxide), and disinfection (sodium hypochlorite).

• Effect Of Hemolysis, Icterus And Lipemia On Chemistry Tests And Association Between The Amount Of Interfering Substances And LIH Indices

  An evaluation of the effect of hemolysis, icterus and lipemia on chemistry assays and further assessment of the association between the amount of interfering substances and ordinal values reported by the automated chemistry analyzer as H-, I- and L-indices.

• Church Road Transfer Station - Modular MBR Wastewater Treatment Plant

  The Church Road Transfer Station (CRTS) is located southwest of downtown Parksville, British Columbia in the Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN). The facility receives organic waste, solid waste, recyclables, and construction/demolition waste from the general public and commercial haulers. Its expansion under the RDN’s Green Building Policy transformed it into a zero-waste facility.

• Controlling Dust In Grain Manufacturing Operations

  Aging dust filtration systems present safety and quality risks and low filtration efficiency. This case study shows how new dust collectors can maintain acceptable dust levels and reduce plant downtime.

• Accelerating Regulatory Product Development And Approval For Drugs And Biologics In The U.S.

  The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has created five mechanisms to presumably speed the approval of drugs and biologics that effectively treat serious diseases, especially those that are the first of their kind or those that provide increased benefit over existing treatments. Following is an overview on how to appropriately use these five programs to maximize speed of approval depending on the product type.