From The Editor

  1. Wireless Connectivity Is A Data Integrity Issue, Not IT 8/10/2026

    An RF engineer explains why packet loss, multipath interference, and battery tradeoffs are scientific validity issues, not IT problems.

  2. Why Clinical AI Validation Needs Portability Testing Beyond A Single Accuracy Score 8/6/2026

    A peer-reviewed study on voice AI and depression screening shows why demographic portability testing matters before deploying clinical AI tools.

  3. The Synchronization Problem Clinical Research Isn't Watching 8/3/2026

    Why timestamp drift between wearable sensors quietly undermines decentralized trial data, and why almost no one is asking about it.

  4. Why Ophthalmology Trials Are Clinical Research's Toughest Tech Test 7/30/2026

    A three-year ophthalmology coordinator on imaging integration, independent reading centers, and the one staffing problem no scheduling software has solved yet.

  5. Why Trustworthy Clinical Trial Data Starts As Analog, Not Digital 7/27/2026

    An RF engineer explains why sensor physics and analog design, not software, determine whether wearable trial data can be trusted.

  6. Why Clinical Trial Coordinators Are Still The Human API 7/23/2026

    A CRC who touches eight systems before lunch explains why clinical research’s biggest technology problem may be interoperability, not a lack of software.

  7. Designing eCOA Technology Patients Can Actually Use 7/15/2026

    Why eCOA usability problems start upstream in trial design and workflow, not inside the app itself.

  8. Clinical Trial Technology Doesn't Fail – It Fails At The Handoff 7/15/2026

    Why clinical trial technology breaks down at sponsor-CRO-site handoffs, not inside any single system.

  9. Inside Versiti's Data Strategy: Building AI-Ready Research Systems 7/10/2026

    Versiti’s Banu Santebennur explains how clean data, semantic layers, and cautious tech adoption prepare clinical research for AI.

  10. How Versiti Turns Data Into A Lifeline For Rare Blood Patients 7/10/2026

    Versiti’s blood, diagnostic, and research teams show how a nonprofit uses technology to connect donors to the patients who need them most.