- Adaptive Level Control - Control Magazine, February 2010 (1.1MB PDF)
- Advanced Control Smorgasbord - Control Magazine, May 2004 (153KB PDF)
- The Next Generation: Adaptive Control Takes a Leap Forward - Chemical Processing, September 2004 (466KB PDF)
- Full Throttle Batch and Startup Response - Control Magazine, May 2006 (138KB PDF)
- Maximizing PAT Benefits from Bioprocess Modeling and Control - Pharmaceutical Technology, November 2006 (808KB PDF)
- Improve Control Loop Performance - Chemical Processing, October 2007 (715KB PDF)
- Virtual Control of Real pH - Control, November 2007 (173KB PDF)
- Advances in pH Modeling and Control - ISA 54th International Instrumentation Symposium 2008 (332KB PDF)
- Bioprocess Control: What the Next 15 Years Will Bring Part 2 - Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, June 2008 (1,307KB PDF)
- PAT Tools for Accelerated Process Development and Improvement - BioProcess International, March 2008 (511KB PDF)
- Unlocking the Secret Profiles of Batch Reactors - Control, July 2008 (259KB PDF)
- Virtual Plant Provides Real Insights - Chemical Processing, January 2009 (1,906KB PDF)
- The Essentials of pH Measurement Design, Installation, Maintenance, and Improvement - ISA 55th International Instrumentation Symposium 2009 (480KB PDF)
- Is Wireless Process Control Ready for Prime Time? - Control, May 2009 (293KB PDF)
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