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As seen in: Nature, Journal of Biomedical Science, DEV Community, Christianity Today, Religion News Service, JoVE- Journal of Visualized Experiments, Church Leaders, Sight Magazine, SpokaneFAVS, The Pastor Theologians Podcast
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The Revival That Wasn’t—and the One That May Be

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By Josh Packard, Raymond Chang, Bonnie Kristian Verified
| Christianity Today Verified
The recent retraction of a British Bible Society report on a supposed “quiet revival” among young adults felt like a gut punch. While some had long been skeptical of the data, others had understandably been thrilled over the report’s claim that church attendance among 18- to 24-year-olds in England and Wales had quadrupled between 2018 and 2024, from 4 percent to 16 percent.
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Investigating urea is an ideal additive to the Accu-OptiClearing delipidation cocktail - Scientific Reports

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By Raymond Chang
| Nature Verified
Abstract The brain is a complicated tissue with high lipid content. Different tissue clearing methods have been used to study its complex structures and functions. However, the balance between myelin preservation and clearing efficiency remains an obstacle in brain tissue clearing. In the previous study, Accu-OptiClearing has been developed to overcome this challenge by combining detergent and RI matching solution in the delipidation solution.
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70% of Vulnerabilities Are Memory Bugs. Here's How We Instrumented Everything.

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By Raymond Chang
| DEV Community
Building a confidential computing platform means memory bugs aren't just bugs—they're trust violations. Here's what we learned after instrumenting every module. The Setup Our platform handles sensitive workloads for telecom, semiconductor, and supply chain clients. We decided to go all-in on compile-time memory safety verification. The Gotchas Nobody Tells You 1. You can't run ASan and TSan together. Different shadow memory layouts. We run separate CI jobs for each. 2.
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