But its 16 authors, led by Michael Ladisch, a biological engineer at Purdue University, reckon that high-tech chow will, within the next 25 years, protect troops from attack by biological weapons, insulate them against cold weather and even makethemvisible to their commanders by satellite.
The audit giants might decide that their dwindling numbers makethem increasingly visible targets for regulatory interventions and litigation, and they might become more risk averse.