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1. A proposal for a new ISO Technical Committee on wound dressings was submitted by SASO – the national standards body of this country.
4. A recent issue of ANSI’s IPSA digest highlights trade implications tied to climate resilience and sustainability standards in this region.
7. NIST's new AI risk management profile targets sectors including energy, water, and this third type of critical infrastructure. (You might say it “drives” our daily lives!)
8. NFPA's wildfire preparedness guidance focuses on reducing a home's risk of this — the moment a wildfire actually takes hold of a structure.
9. In July, ANSI will co-host an annual standards forum with this nation, whose most popular foods include kimchi, mandu, and hotteok.
10. A new PMI resource helps organizations build “enterprise _______” — the capacity to adapt at scale without losing coherence.
11. The 2026 IEC Young Professionals Workshop will be in this German city, which lends its name to a backyard barbecue staple.

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2. One article in the latest USNC Current takes a humorous look at standards work through the eyes of someone in this profession, whose job is keeping the books.
3. On a recent IFAN podcast, ANSI CEO Dr. Laurie Locascio warned that a lack of international collaboration could result in this — incompatible standards regimes across different parts of the world.
5. ANSI's hydrogen workshop will bring together stakeholders to address standards gaps across the full hydrogen value chain, from production and storage to this process that captures emissions for reuse.
6. No two are alike — and NIST is now using thousands of them to train the next generation of AI forensic tools.