Most people barely notice dirt. Maybe you wipe it off your shoes or simply ignore it. But if you are a materials scientist, soil isn’t boring: it is a system in motion. There are minerals, old roots and leaves breaking down, water moving through, air pockets, and a whole microscopic zoo of microbes. Everything is in motion. Things are breaking down, things are building up. If you want to make soil better, you must get your hands dirty, literally and figuratively. You dig in, figure out what is there, how it works, and how it all shifts when you change it. That is how you get stronger crops and keep fields productive for years, not just one season.

In Thailand, Solventum partners with DKSH to ensure the safe, efficient, and reliable distribution of its comprehensive dental portfolio. Together, they are expanding access to high-integrity dental care, supporting clinicians’ confidence, and improving patient outcomes nationwide.

Myanmar is a country with rich cultural heritage and a robust economy, yet many communities still face challenges in accessing quality education and essential resources.