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The Data Monitoring Committee Charter Is Now a Strategic Governance Document

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By James Riddle, Barbara Schneider, Joe Tiberio
| advarra.com
FDA’s 2024 draft guidance signals broader expectations for data monitoring committee (DMC) independence, communication, documentation, and sponsor decision-making. For sponsors and contract research organizations (CROs), now is the time to modernize the charter before difficult decisions arise. For many years, the DMC charter has been treated as a necessary study document.
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Radiopaque Polyurethanes Containing Barium Sulfate: A Survey on Thermal, Rheological, Physical, and Structural Properties

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By Benoît Duchemin, Barbara Schneider, Carlos Henrique Romoaldo, Sanae Azzaye
| MDPI
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Impact of higher-order dispersion on frequency-modulated combs

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By Jérôme Faist, Barbara Schneider, Benedikt Schwarz
| Optica Verified
Frequency-modulated (FM) combs form spontaneously in free-running semiconductor lasers and possess a vast potential for spectroscopic applications. Despite recent progress in obtaining a conclusive theoretical description, experimental FM combs often exhibit non-ideal traits, which prevents their widespread use. Here we explain this by providing a clear theoretical and experimental study of the impact of the higher-order dispersion on FM combs.
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