Written by experts in the field, Blood Safety: A Guide to Monitoring and Responding to Potential New Threats offers a concise yet comprehensive overview on critical issues in monitoring and responding to new microbial threats to blood safety.  The Book was edited by Hua Shan and Roger Dodd and recently published by Springer. RSI’s Anne Wiles, is lead author for…

RSI uses data analysis and mining to support evidence synthesis, pattern detection, and trend forecasting in risk contexts. Whether analyzing incident databases, health surveillance data, or regulatory submissions, RSI applies statistically sound methods tailored to data characteristics and decision needs. RSI’s emphasis on interpretability ensures that findings are not only technically valid but also decision-useful—bridging analytics and policy in a coherent risk understanding approach.

Legal metrology — the regulation of measurement in trade, safety, and compliance — underpins trust in markets and everyday transactions. From weighing goods in grocery stores to calibrating medical devices, fuel pumps, and utility meters, accurate measurement ensures fairness, safety, and accountability. Failures in measurement systems can erode consumer confidence, distort markets, and introduce risks…

RSI performs rigorous analysis of survey data using appropriate statistical techniques and contextual interpretation. Whether analyzing perception, behavior, or system feedback, RSI integrates findings into broader assessments. Its ability to connect survey results to policy and modeling frameworks enhances the value of survey-based research in understanding risk.

In its 2007 report on Toxicity Testing in the 21st Century: A Vision and a Strategy, the US National Research Council  (NRC) highlighted need for more rapid toxicity testing strategies in order to expand the coverage of the large number of chemicals for which toxicological data is lacking. This need was further underscored by the NRC in…

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is one of the most harmful air pollutants, linked to respiratory illness, cardiovascular disease, and premature mortality. Arising from vehicle emissions, industrial processes, biomass burning, and natural events such as wildfires, PM2.5 penetrates deep into the lungs and bloodstream, posing serious risks even at low concentrations. Managing PM2.5 is particularly challenging…

RSI supports the development of learning health systems by linking data infrastructure, outcome measurement, and governance. The firm applies its expertise in surveillance, feedback mechanisms, and stakeholder engagement to ensure the system evolves with evidence and remains centered on patient or population benefit.

RSI launched the Climate Change Hazards Information Portal (CCHIP).

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