Meridian completes first-record and bench-readiness challenges
Twenty-one reproducible software cases clarify the controls needed before a surrogate-strip test, receiver timing claim or independent-input claim can advance.
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Announcements from the collective, with links to the research and people behind each cycle.
Approved logos, a printable fact sheet, seven member biographies and selected program illustrations. Downloads retain the Cycle 003 research baseline edition; current releases appear below.
Twenty-one reproducible software cases clarify the controls needed before a surrogate-strip test, receiver timing claim or independent-input claim can advance.
The collective appoints Ruth Calder as communications lead and completes nineteen software challenges examining tether-test readings, receiver records and amplification-source checks.
Seventeen deterministic test cases clarify what the collective’s evidence systems can support—and identify where incomplete or unreliable records still require a claim to be withheld.
The collective’s first cycle establishes six researchers across three programs and a reproducible foundation for scrutinizing measurements, records and source independence.