PharmaFlight: PharmaFlight’s Dr. Boton Szũcs, Chief Biologist, has been elected a full Academician by the International Academy of Aviation and Space Medicine at their meeting in Singapore in October. This honor was unexpected, as Dr. Szũcs had applied for Associate Member status after being an Affiliate. To read more, please visit https://www.pharmaflight.hu/akademikus-lett-a-pharmaflight-vezeto-munkatarsa?gtc_lang=EN.

InoMedic: InoMedic’s employees at the Hanford Site partnered with BNI, HMIS, H2C, Navarro-ATL, and Central Plateau Cleanup Co. to donate $25,500 to the Tri-Cities Food Bank. This food bank serves over 40,000 families each year and distributes 22 tons of food weekly. To read more and see the photo, please visit the Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/IHAMedical.

ETC: Environmental Tectonics Corporation’s (ETC) Simulation (Advanced Disaster Management Simulator or “ADMS”) business unit announced that it has been awarded four contracts. ETC will supply several airport fire truck simulators with airport terrain databases and a petro-chemical industry Incident Command Training Systems for customers in Europe and the Middle-East. Please visit https://www.etcusa.com/etcs-simulation-business-unit-awarded-four-contracts-totaling-3-3-million/ to read the press release.

UTMB: Dr. Stephen Molldrem and UTMB medical students Nivan Wadhawan, Alec Manning, and Justin D. Edwards published a research article on US HIV integrated planning in the journal Health. The study used policy analysis methods to analyze 20 states’ HIV integrated plans, which were created in the 2010s as part of the implementation of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy of the United States. Please visit https://www.utmb.edu/spph/about-us/news/article/news/2025/11/18/dr.-stephen-molldrem-and-medical-students-publish-about-us-hiv-integrated-planning to read more.