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COVID-19 Impact on Global Biochemistry Analyzer Industry 2020: Industry Trends, Size, Applications, SWOT Analysis by Top Key Players and Forecast…

Posted on July 1, 2020 by Danzig

Biochemistry Analyzer IndustryReport is designed to provide Industry Experts and Investors with detail overview of Biochemistry Analyzer Industry report, which will help them to take decisions with respect to Key Players, Regions, Manufacturers, Types and Trend etc.

This report gives a detail insight for a period of 2018-2025 Research Report. The market size estimations have been provided in terms of value (USD million).

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TheGlobal Biochemistry Analyzer Marketis expected to grow USD XX Million by 2025 at a CAGR of around 5.9% during the forecast period, 2018-2025. Biochemistry analyser can chemicals in biological samples. These analyzers focuses on analytes such as electrolytes, drugs of abuse, specific proteins, enzyme, and metabolite tests for cardiac, liver, and renal function.

Top Key Players Analyzed in Global Biochemistry Analyzer Market are Siemens AG Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc. Randox Laboratories Ltd. Abbott, Danaher Corporation F.Hoffman-La Roche Ltd. Meril, Hologic Inc. Beckman Coulter Inc. Horiba Medical

The market size estimations have been provided in terms of value (USD million). The global Biochemistry Analyzer industry report also identifies major market players and provides analysis in terms of company overview, Financials, products & services, market trends, recent developments and growth strategies.

Regionally, North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, And the Middle East & Africa constitute the key market segments.

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Theglobal Biochemistry Analyzer marketis anticipated to show significant growth during the forecast period. This growth can be attributed to rising incidence of diseases and rapidly growing demand for diagnostic tests. Due to a increase in the disposable income, the number of people with insurance has also increased, giving them accessibility to private labs that have high-end diagnostic instruments. However, high cost of diagnostic tests is key factor projected to curb the market growth over the forecast period.

Biochemistry analyzer have wide applications in Clinical Diagnostics, Drug Development Applications, Bioreactor By Product Detection and Others. clinical diagnostics segment was the leading segment and it accounted for largest share of total revenue generated in 2017. The drug development applications segment is forecast to be the second most lucrative segment in the global biochemistry analyzers market

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In terms of revene, North America held large chunk of market share in 2017 on account of presence of developed healthcare infrastructure. In 2017, Europe was the second largest regional market in terms of revenue. Asia pacific is expected to witness rapid growth within the forecast period owing to increasing demand from China, Japan, and India.

Major Points Covered in Table of Contents:1 Executive Summary2 Methodology And Market Scope3 Infiniband Market Industry Outlook4 Biochemistry Analyzer Market Type Outlook5 Biochemistry Analyzer Market Application Outlook6 Biochemistry Analyzer Market Regional Outlook7 Competitive Landscape

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Comprehensive Report on Biochemical Reagent Market 2020 | Size, Growth, Demand, Opportunities & Forecast To 2026 | Thermo Fisher Scientific,…

Posted on June 23, 2020 by Danzig

Biochemical Reagent Market research is an intelligence report with meticulous efforts undertaken to study the right and valuable information. The data which has been looked upon is done considering both, the existing top players and the upcoming competitors. Business strategies of the key players and the new entering market industries are studied in detail. Well explained SWOT analysis, revenue share and contact information are shared in this report analysis.

Biochemical Reagent Market is growing at a High CAGR during the forecast period 2020-2026. The increasing interest of the individuals in this industry is that the major reason for the expansion of this market.

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Thermo Fisher Scientific, Beckman Coulter, Abbott, Merck & Co., Inc., Life Technologies, Bio-Rad, Water Corporation, Sigma-Aldrich, Agilent Technologies Inc., Betcon Dickinson, Roche, AB Analitica, Gesan Production, Medicalsystem Biotechnology Co., Ltd., Promega, PZ CorAugust, SENTINEL CH., Teco Diagnostics, Dickinson & Company, ,

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Nutritionist Maya Feller: 5 ways to diversify the wellness industry – NBC News

Posted on June 24, 2020 by Danzig

As a Black dietitian, I have witnessed multiple deficiencies across the wellness industry, specifically a lack of representation of Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC).

Not only is there limited imagery showcasing diverse skin tones, hair texture and body shapes, there are fewer wellness campaigns and initiatives centered around and for BIPOC.

Years ago, I reached out to a large beauty retailer to request more variety with their birthday gifts for members. Im a dark-skinned woman who had to choose between light peach and deeper peach foundation for my complimentary birthday gift. This to me was an indication that not only did I not matter, the priority was white and fair-skinned patrons.

When I walk into higher-end, well serviced gyms, Im less likely to see diversity in the members, owners and top-level staff. I have not felt welcomed in many of these spaces and imagine that the experience is similar for other BIPOC.

And in my industry, less than 3 percent of all dietitians are Black. That means when a person of color or any person for that matter, seeks out care from a registered dietician, they are most likely going to have a white provider. Lets be clear - the problem is not that the provider is white. The problem is the lack of representation in the field.

Additionally, dietitians receive little to no training in the areas of cultural humility. We are taught that there is a narrow margin for how to be healthy. And this does not allow for alternative perspectives. We dietitians are educated on the biochemical pathways of nutrients and the evidence-based diet patterns that support health. Yet there is little education on how to effectively include and consider the culture and ethnicity of our patients into our nutrition interventions.

For example, a person living in Yemen will make a vegetable dish with local herbs and spices. How do we translate that same dish once that person immigrated to the U.S.? How do we honor their foodways without shaming them or saying the Western way is the only way? This is not ingrained in the world of wellness. We simply dont have the framework to do this. The end result? our patients don't receive culturally-sensitive, individualized care.

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If COVID-19 has taught us anything, its that racism, not race, is an underlying risk factor for poor health outcomes. Thats why my industry, the wellness industry, matters so much right now. The lack of diversity is a systemic problem that requires everyone's involvement.

So what are some ways to move the needle forward?

Injustice and violence against Black bodies is centuries old. The systems within this country are designed to keep Black people marginalized, and we must start with this recognition.

Meaningful change takes time, intentionality, willingness to constantly listen and learn, acknowledgement that to be white in the U.S. means being able to benefit from the system while minorities are systematically pushed aside. That may be uncomfortable to hear, especially for people who want to be allies.

This means providers in the traditional sense(including MDs, CNMs, NPs, PhDs, RNs and RDs) as well as body workers (including acupuncture, massage therapists, and physical trainers).

When we seek out spaces that are truly diverse and representative of the population, it not only shifts our lens and perception of who should be in those positions. It also allows for a variety of viewpoints, that should be integral to any health or wellness practice.

Be intentional with how and where you spend your hard-earned dollars. Seek out beauty companies, gyms, wellness centers, spas, salons, yoga studios, that are owned and operated by BIPOC. Demand that brands and businesses that you already support make diversity and inclusion part of their mission.

Commit to continually learning. Part of being an ally is committing to take the time to educate oneself. This country did not come to a head overnight; racism has been alive and well since Black people were stolen from African and The Caribbean. Learn the history of systemic racism, so you are ready to strategically support systemic change.

Take advantage of the many online resources, visit libraries and museums. Seek out formal workshops and trainings in your area explicitly focused on racial justice. Additionally, the next time you sign up for a yoga teacher training or flower essence class, look for one that is led by a BIPOC.

As the country opens back up and people return to some semblance of normalcy, there is the desire to move on. Just as COVID-19 is still very much present, the systems that allow racism and bias in wellness to thrive are very much intact. We need to weave antiracist work and wellness rituals into our everyday lives to remember how and why we ended up here.

Maya Feller, MS, RD, CDN of Brooklyn-based Maya Feller Nutrition is a registered dietitian nutritionist who works with patients looking for nutritional management of diet related chronic illnesses with medical nutrition therapy. Maya received her masters of science in clinical nutrition at New York University, where she is adjunct faculty. She is the author of "The Southern Comfort Food Diabetes Cookbook: Over 100 Recipes for a Healthy Life."

Assessing the Fallout From the Coronavirus Pandemic Biochemical Sensor Market: Global Opportunities, Regional Overview, Top Leaders, Size, Revenue…

Posted on May 25, 2020 by Danzig

The report on the Biochemical Sensor market provides a birds eye view of the current proceeding within the Biochemical Sensor market. Further, the report also takes into account the impact of the novel COVID-19 pandemic on the Biochemical Sensor market and offers a clear assessment of the projected market fluctuations during the forecast period. The different factors that are likely to impact the overall dynamics of the Biochemical Sensor market over the forecast period (2019-2029) including the current trends, growth opportunities, restraining factors, and more are discussed in detail in the market study.

For top companies in United States, European Union and China, this report investigates and analyzes the production, value, price, market share and growth rate for the top manufacturers, key data from 2019 to 2025.

The Biochemical Sensor market report firstly introduced the basics: definitions, classifications, applications and market overview; product specifications; manufacturing processes; cost structures, raw materials and so on. Then it analyzed the worlds main region market conditions, including the product price, profit, capacity, production, supply, demand and market growth rate and forecast etc. In the end, the Biochemical Sensor market report introduced new project SWOT analysis, investment feasibility analysis, and investment return analysis.

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Key market playersMajor competitors identified in this market include Honeywell, TE Connectivity, NovaSensor, AMS AG, Tekscan, Measurement Specialties, Sysmex, AMETEK, Melexis, Beckman Coulter Inc, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., Endress+Hauser, First Sensor Medical, Pressure Profile Systems, SMD Sensors, Microchip Technology Inc, NXP Semiconductors, BioVision Technologies, Analog, etc.

Based on the Region:Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, India and ASEAN)North America (US and Canada)Europe (Germany, France, UK and Italy)Rest of World (Latin America, Middle East & Africa)

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Former UT walk-on linebacker recalls juggling band practice, and biochemistry – San Antonio Express-News

Posted on May 29, 2020 by Danzig

AUSTIN Some nights, Shawn Izadi never made it out of the Moncrief-Neuhaus Athletic Center.

Hed pack sheets and pillows, workout gear for the morning training session, and prepare to sleep on a couch inside the complex attached to Royal-Memorial Stadium.

Study sessions for the walk-on linebacker-slash-Longhorn Band saxophonist-slash-biochemistry major might stretch to 1:30 a.m. Those evenings, hed glance at the clock with weary eyes and calculate how much time remained before the morning alarm blared about three and a half hours.

I would just maximize every minute instead of having to walk back home and walk back to Moncrief, Izadi said. I was like, I could save myself 30, 40 minutes, get some sleep and be ready to go in the morning.

By his own admission, Izadi was truly a crazy person.

The Coppell native and 2014 UT graduate didnt originally plan to play football for Mack Brown. Izadi gave up the game as a high school sophomore. Chosen as the bands drum major going into his junior year, he decided to pour his extracurricular efforts into that and abandon a game he still loved.

By spring of his sophomore year, Izadi got an idea. Even with band duties and one of UTs most demanding majors consuming time, he missed the game.

I thought, you know, if Im going to play for any team, it might as well be the best team in the country, Izadi said. The first time I tried out I didnt take myself seriously. I really wasnt prepared from a conditioning standpoint, weight training standpoint. I was just a band nerd at that time. And so of course that ended exactly the way you think its gonna end.

Izadis first tryout was a disaster. The result remains seared into his memory body depleted, corpse-like, crumpled up in a pile of sweat and vomit. Drained of everything save his will to try again.

He went out again the following fall. Better this time, but not enough.

Izadi still hadnt reached his breaking point by the time spring tryouts commenced in 2012. By then, the strength and conditioning staff recognized the face. They could hardly believe the biochem band nerd was back for more punishment.

They were like, Again? Are we gonna have to kill him for a third time? Izadi quipped. And luckily I was in pretty good shape. I wasnt keeling over. And gladly they saw something to take a chance on me.

Still upright and breathing after the third try, Izadi found his name listed among the new walk-ons on a sign posted outside Moncrief. That day felt like a dream.

He floated through the athletic center, in awe of the memorabilia on display, the legends commemorated on plaques and busts. Izadi was part of it now.

I saw my name, and I almost didnt believe it, Izadi confessed. I was like, Is this correct? Because I wasnt expecting I was just naturally you know, keeping my expectations low. This is gonna sound cheesy, but I actually teared up a little bit.

The team gave Izadi a locker next to Jordan Hicks, a high school All-American who went on to win Super Bowl LII as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles. So the saxophonist and future medical student set up shop next to the 2015 NFL draft pick who now plays for the Arizona Cardinals.

About two hours after he was accepted to the Texas football team, Izadi had to scramble to get over to band practice. Somehow, over the next two years, he managed the juggling act.

Izadi suited up for home games and traveled with the band for road trips. He never missed practice for either.

In fact, Brown and the rest of the staff had no idea one of their players was pulling double duty until they traveled to the Cotton Bowl in October 2013 for the Red River Showdown.

We were marching in and Coach Brown looked at me, Izadi recalled. He was like, Is that Shawn? The entire coaching staff is like, Shawn Azadi, whats he doing with a saxophone and a Stetson cowboy hat on?

They just literally went haywire on the sidelines. I think that was actually probably the greatest part for me.

Izadi never appeared in a game. Didnt matter. The experience, the grind and the battle to earn his helmet, was enough.

After graduating he spent a year working at Irvings Abbott Laboratories then returned to football in 2015 as a graduate assistant and coaching intern at North Texas. Brown helped him secure the gig.

All the while, he was waiting on an acceptance letter from University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) School of Medicine.

Its really interesting because looking back it I dont even know if at that time I really had direction, Izadi said. But I knew that I loved football. I knew that I loved medicine. I knew that I wanted to be in one of those fields.

Good news arrived during the season. Izadi enrolled at UTRGV in July 2016 and graduated this spring.

Next week, hell move out to Portland, Ore., to begin training at Oregon Health and Science University for general surgery. It could last five to seven years, two more if Izadi opts to become either a pediatric surgeon or a trauma critical care surgeon.

To most, that sounds like a nightmare. For Izadi, its simply another challenge.

Once I set my mind toward something, Izadi said, Im not going to quit until I get it.

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Trending News: Covid-19 Impact On Biochemical Reagent Market Trends, Demand, Industry Growth Analysis And Outlook Forecast To 2025 | Abbott, Merck…

Posted on June 23, 2020 by Danzig

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Nautilus Biotechnology Raises $76 Million in Series B Funding to Be the First to Quantify the Human Proteome – Business Wire

Posted on May 23, 2020 by Danzig

SAN CARLOS, Calif & SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nautilus Biotechnology, a company pioneering a high-throughput, low-cost platform for analyzing and quantifying the human proteome, today announced it has raised $76 million in an oversubscribed Series B offering that closed on Monday, May 18, 2020. Nautilus total funding now exceeds $100 million. The Nautilus platform will deliver single-molecule sensitivity more quickly, more completely, and less expensively than is possible with existing technologies. This deeper, richer understanding of proteins will enable a dramatic acceleration of basic science research, significantly improve the success rate of therapeutic development, and speed the adoption of personalized and predictive medicine.

The funding round was led by Vulcan Capital, the multi-billion-dollar investment arm of Vulcan Inc., the company founded by Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Paul G. Allen. In addition to Vulcan, Perceptive Advisors, Bezos Expeditions, and Defy Partners were new investors in the Series B offering. Previous investors AME Cloud Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, Bolt, and Madrona Venture Group also participated in the round. The capital will be used to accelerate development of Nautilus proprietary proteomics platform and the expansion of scientific and engineering staff across a variety of levels and disciplines.

Nautilus was co-founded in 2016 by Sujal Patel, founder and CEO of Isilon Systems, a publicly-traded company that sold to EMC in 2010 for $2.6B, and Parag Mallick, PhD, Associate Professor of Radiology at Stanford University and a member of BioX, Stanford's pioneering interdisciplinary biosciences institute, and the Canary Center for Cancer Early Detection. The leadership team combines its entrepreneurial and research backgrounds to solve the challenge of more easily and completely quantifying the proteins that drive every aspect of human physiology. That limitation has impeded scientific and pharmaceutical R&D and Nautilus platform will enable a more comprehensive understanding of cellular and organismic biology.

Existing proteomics technologies are slow, expensive, incomplete, and lack the sensitivity to deliver deep and meaningful insight into biological processes, said Nautilus co-founder and CEO, Sujal Patel. Bringing together Parags breakthrough science with my deep understanding of large-scale IT has enabled us to approach the problem in a fundamentally new, more holistic way. Our value derives from a unique, interdisciplinary combination of biochemistry, computer science, and substantial business experience.

The potential of proteomics has not been fully realized because of the limitations of current analysis methods, said Lee Hartwell, PhD, President and Director Emeritus of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, 2001 co-recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine, and member of Nautilus Scientific Advisory Board. A greater resolution of the proteome will make it possible for the entire scientific and pharma R&D communities to undertake a wider range of high-value scientific inquiries, thereby accelerating both their research and the benefits that can accrue to human health.

Advancing scientific research and technology is at our core, said Stuart Nagae, Director of Venture Capital at Vulcan Capital. With over a decade of experience investing in biotech and proteomics innovation, we believe that a reimagining of proteomics is long overdue. Nautilus has put together a special team with the vision, creativity, and experience to achieve that breakthrough, and execute on their vision.

ABOUT NAUTILUS BIOTECHNOLOGY

Based in San Carlos, CA and Seattle, WA, Nautilus is a biotechnology company whose proteomics platform will deliver superior sensitivity far more quickly, more completely, and less expensively than is currently possible. By breaking through the limitations of existing technologies, and effectively democratizing proteomics, Nautilus will enable a dramatic acceleration of basic science research, significantly improve the success rate of therapeutic development, and usher in a new era of personalized and predictive medicine. Find Nautilus online: http://www.nautilus.bio

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Class of 2020 petitions for on-campus commencement ceremony – University at Buffalo The Spectrum

Posted on April 20, 2020 by Danzig

Matthew Helou dreamed of becoming the first person in his family to walk across a college graduation stage.

Helou, a senior biochemistry major, will graduate in May. But he worries that wont involve the traditional commencement ceremony hed always imagined.

On April 6, UB President Satish Tripathi emailed graduating students and said UB officials were planning online commencement ceremonies for the Class of 2020 and that administrators were optimistic about hosting an on-campus celebration later in the year. Students like Helou, however, believe that a celebration would not offer the same experience as a commencement. Minutes after Tripathi sent the email, Helou published a petition on Change.org requesting that Tripathi and other administrators postpone the Class of 2020s ceremony and reconsider the virtual commencement.

Helous petition amassed more than 1,000 signatures within a day. Now it has nearly 3,500.

Helou says hes concerned the emails careful choice of words does not guarantee any sort of true commencement experience for UBs May graduates.

Until we are further informed by the administration what this on-campus celebration is, we stand by this statement, Helou wrote in an April 10 petition update.

We, the University at Buffalos Class of 2020, deserve the traditional, true and in-person commencement ceremonies that hundreds of thousands of UB graduates have had the privilege of participating in since 1846, Helou said.

Many signatures came from seniors disappointed that UB began planning an alternative commencement ceremony without any consultation with the graduating student body, Helou said.

Helou and over 20 other graduating students emailed UBs commencement coordinators, UB Provost A. Scott Weber and Tripathi on April 10 about the petition in hopes that they would take their requests into consideration.

Tripathi emailed Helou and other petitioners on April 11 and said that UB would remain committed to its decision to plan virtual ceremonies for the Class of 2020 and an on-campus celebration at a later date. The same statement was also published on UBs COVID-19 website.

Schools like the University Honors College and College of Arts and Sciences plan to use MarchingOrder to add a personal touch to virtual ceremonies. With MarchingOrder, graduates can input their photos, majors and personal messages onto a virtual slide.

Helou says he understands the public-health dangers the pandemic poses and the importance of the universitys efforts to comply with social distancing guidelines. But, he says, his family already paid for his grandmothers flight from Paris to Buffalo for the original ceremony, and Helou insists a virtual commencement experience would be less valuable than in-person commencement.

I can see the reason for an option like this, but strongly disagree with making virtual commencement the outcome for all students, Helou said. We should have some sort of say in this decision. It is very important to the Class of 2020.

Yousouf Amolegbe, Student Association president and a senior aerospace engineering student, signed and promoted the petition because he said he believes UBs decision disregarded student input.

It only goes to show the level of disregard [the decision has] for the efforts, investments and sacrifices the graduating Class of 2020 has made thus to this point, Amolegbe said. We will not stand for it and are willing to go [to] any extent to make sure the university recognizes our concerns.

Amolegbe also said he believes UBs decision goes against the standard set by other institutions across New York State.

There is no reason to hold [commencement] virtually when no other SUNY campus has chosen to take this direction yet, and NYU and Syracuse have literally promised their graduating classes [in-person ceremonies] this year, Amolegbe said

Emma Patterson, a senior communication major, signed the petition and said she was disappointed by UBs decision to host a virtual commencement ceremony against the wishes of the majority of this years graduating class.

The petition was a way to represent a majority of the students and the family members of graduates, and show that we deserve an in-person commencement, Patterson said.

Helou is hopeful that the majority will be enough to sway administrators to host an in-person commencement ceremony for the Class of 2020 when public health regulations become less stringent and Covid-19 infection rates decline.

As we are eclipsing 2,000 signatures in just under two days, I remain hopeful. I am hopeful that Dr. Tripathi will hear about this, Helou said. Ultimately, the Class of 2020 deserves a true in-person commencement and alternative options to ensure that people who cannot make it to Buffalo for a postponed commencement get an experience that they will remember and cherish forever.

Elizabeth Napolitano is the assistant news editor and can be reached at elizabeth.napolitano@ubspectrum.com or on Twitter @LizKNapolitano.

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UW president, biochemistry chair and mathematics professor named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences – UW News

Posted on April 25, 2020 by Danzig

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April 23, 2020

Three University of Washington faculty members, including President Ana Mari Cauce, are among the 2020 fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nations oldest and most prestigious honorary societies. Trisha Davis, professor and chair of biochemistry at the UW School of Medicine, and Tatiana Toro, the Craig McKibben and Sarah Merner Professor of Mathematics, are also among the 276 artists, scholars, scientists, and leaders in the public, non-profit and private sectors who were announced as new fellows Thursday.

We congratulate these incoming members of the Academy for excelling in a broad array of fields; we want to celebrate them and learn from them, said Nancy C. Andrews, chair of the Board of Directors of the American Academy. When Academy members come together, bringing their expertise and insights to our work, they help develop new insights and potential solutions for some of the most complex challenges we face.

Cauce who was named to the Educational and Academic Leadership section of the Academys Public Affairs, Business and Administration class became the 33rd president of the UW on Oct. 13, 2015 after serving as interim president for seven months and having previously served as provost and executive vice president.

Throughout her career, Cauce has championed access to higher education, including through the Husky Promise, which provides full tuition to eligible Washington students who otherwise could not attend college. As part of her strong belief in ensuring access to higher education for all, just one month into her role as interim president she engaged students in an honest discussion about race and equity, launching an effort to create a more just and diverse community.

Cauce is a professor of Psychology and American Ethnic Studies, with secondary appointments in the Department of Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies and the College of Education. She maintains an active research program, focusing on adolescent development, with a special emphasis on at-risk youth. She is also a strong advocate for women and underrepresented minorities to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Davis was named to the Cellular and Developmental Biology (including Genetics), Microbiology and Immunology Section of the Biological Sciences Class of the Academy. Davis and her colleagues explore the dynamics of the chromosome capture that occurs in preparation for cell division.

Impressive molecular machinery tries to assure that each cell resulting from the split receives a proper set of chromosomes. Mistakes in sorting, separating and distributing the chromosomes could cause serious problems, such as cancer. Davis team looks at how the movement and segregation of chromosomes is orchestrated. This chromosome assembly is trial and error, but cells usually can find and fix mistakes. As chromosomes attach to the separation machinery, checkpoints tune into to the connection and the tension it produces. If this quality assurance detects that a chromosome is incorrectly captured, it is released for another try.

The Davis lab uses many ways of examining this and related controls. These include genetic analysis, proteomics, quantitative microscopy, computational modeling and biochemical assays.

Davis holds the Earl W. Davie/ZymoGenetics Chair in Biochemistry at UW Medicine. She also heads the UWs Yeast Resource Center, funded by the National Institutes of Health to develop technologies for exploring protein structure and function.

Toro was named to the Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Statistics section of the Academys Mathematical and Physical Sciences class. Her research centers on the premise that objects, which may at first appear irregular or disordered, actually have regular features that are quantifiable. Toros work spans geometric measure theory, harmonic analysis and partial differential equations. Toro studies the mathematical questions that come up in systems where the known data are rough, as well as interfaces that arise in noisy minimization problems.

In addition to her research, Toro has also worked to increase diversity in mathematics. She helped launch Latinx in the Mathematical Sciences, including two conferences through the National Science Foundation highlighting the achievements of Latinx mathematicians.

Toro joined the UW faculty in 1996 and her career includes numerous honors and accolades. Last year, she received the UWs Marsha L. Landolt Distinguished Graduate Mentor Award. In 2017, she was elected as a Fellow of the American Mathematical Society. Toro has also been a Guggenheim Fellow, an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow and a Simons Foundation Fellow.

Founded in 1780, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences is one of the countrys oldest learned societies and independent policy research centers, convening leaders from the academic, business and government sectors to respond to the challenges facing the nation and the world.

The new members join the company of Academy members elected before them, including Benjamin Franklin and Alexander Hamilton in the eighteenth century; Ralph Waldo Emerson and Maria Mitchell in the nineteenth; and Robert Frost, Martha Graham, Margaret Mead, Milton Friedman, and Martin Luther King, Jr. in the twentieth.

Learn more about the Academys mission, members, and work on its website amacad.org.

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Biochemical Incubator Market to witness high growth in near future – Cole of Duty

Posted on May 22, 2020 by Danzig

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Biochemistry student creates and motivates – Famuan

Posted on April 17, 2020 by Danzig

Sherlanda Telusmond is a scientist with an artistic soul. Photo courtesy Telusmond

When Sherlanda Telusmond isnt studying the scientific chemistry of living systems, shes doing hair in her bedroom, completing creative commissions, and hosting painting events for young women in her community.

Telusmond, known by her friends and customers as Dada, is a junior biochemistry student and entrepreneur at Florida A&M University. Currently creating acrylic paintings, clothing customizations and tattoo designs (among other things), she is nothing short of a jack-of-all-trades.

Telusmond was born on Dec. 21, 1999 in Fort Lauderdale. As a child, she often found herself drawn to the arts and everything right-brained, despite having dreams of being a doctor when she got older.

It was evident from a young age that she would be a multifaceted individual due to her love of the pursuit of knowledge.

I was a curious child when I was growing up, Telusmond said. My nose was always stuffed in a book and having the opportunity to read as much as I did really piqued my determination to discover more.

Although Telusmond always knew that attending college would come up somewhere along her life path, she wasnt sure what to expect from the experience.

Being a first generation college student that grew up in a traditionally Haitian household did not set detailed expectations for college for me, Telusmond said. All I knew was that I couldnt fail and I had to graduate on time.

Upon her arrival at FAMU, Telusmond quickly realized the importance of the connections that she could make at the university.

I befriended some amazing and talented people on The Hill, Telusmond said. Seeing how diverse the school is along with the large pool of talent that encompasses it definitely acts as a fuel of inspiration to be great.

On Feb. 8, Telusmond hosted her first Paint and Sip event at her house. Providing paint, canvases, brushes and inspiration, Telusmond brought together a group of young women to relax and create.

This was the first of many art-based events that Telusmond plans to hold for the young people in her community.

Chardine Thervil, a rising junior bio/pre-med student at FAMU who attended Telusmonds event, felt that the occasion was a great opportunity for the attendees to explore their artistic sides.

Sherlanda pulled the artist out of everyone that night, Thervil said. People that I didnt even know could paint were giving me Picasso.

Some attendees saw the event as much more than just an arts and crafts night. It was a chance for self expression.

Zharia White, a third year pre-nursing student at FAMU, felt that the event was a comfortable way for her to interact with and meet new people.

Walking into Sherlandas Paint and Sip party felt like hanging out with a crew you never knew you needed, White said. Im usually very shy but I quickly found things in common with the other girls and having an intimate group of people made it easier to be outgoing.

Although Telusmond finds joy in inspiring others to create, her main source of motivation comes from her personal beliefs.

God definitely has a plan for me, Telusmond said. It pushes me to never give up and to keep going because I know something great is coming later.

Telusmonds work can be viewed on her Instagram pages @HairByDadaaa and @Concepts2Canvases.

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The Effect of Covid-19 from a Biochemistry Senior’s Perspective – The University News

Posted on April 17, 2020 by Danzig

2020 has been an eventful year as we kick off the new decade. One month ago, I was living on campus and taking classes, participating in extracurriculars and hanging out with my friends. Today, I am sitting at home, trying to comprehend the outbreak of COVID-19. This pandemic affected thousands of students and took a big hit on seniors. For those graduating this spring, the news of school closures was a shock to many. I am glad that the university is concerned for our safety and health, but at the same time, this was my last opportunity to enjoy SLU to the fullest.

Many events unique to seniors have been canceled, such as senior legacy symposium, senior night at the ballpark, department night for seniors and many more. We have worked hard these last three and a half years, and now, when we are about to celebrate our hard work, we are hit with a pandemic and are left with nothing but just sitting in our rooms and wondering if things will ever get better. In addition to the cancellation of events, many seniors didnt get a chance to say goodbye to their friends and their professors. I never imagined that March 6 would be my last day on campus. What makes SLUs education unique is the experiences that come with it, such as volunteerism, leadership, extracurricular involvement and research. It is essentially the whole package. While SLU is taking proper health precautions, the university can do a better job with handling the transition to virtual learning and figure out ways to make events occur virtually rather than being canceled.

While on-campus instruction is terminated, we are still able to attend classes online via Zoom. I personally think it is difficult to learn online because the quality of content transmission decreases. A lot of the meetings are Q and A or discussion-based. My classes are asynchronous, so we watch videos during our own time. It becomes harder to stay organized and on track when everything becomes virtual. In-person contact is the norm and students know what they have to do. When things go virtual, then goals become a little harder to achieve. As a biochemistry major, it is hard to transition online because it is tedious to do mathematical calculations and hard to draw structural and molecular formulas. Professors should give out more interactive exercises that help gauge our understanding of the material. Examples include projects related to the topics studied in class and writing reflections on video lectures. I also think professors should make note sheets that highlight the important takeaways of each chapter. That way, we can understand the main ideas.

Certain classes have been hard to transition to virtual class-settings. While lectures can be done online, how are labs supposed to be done virtually? Professors are giving students the data but, unfortunately, students cannot get the in-lab exposure. Doing the lab is a crucial part of learning and producing data. It becomes difficult to understand why the lab is meaningful and the purpose of doing the lab. In-lab exposure is important because doing the experiment allows us to visualize the theoretical principles. Phase changes and color changes can only be observed by doing the lab. These are changes that can only be observed by the human eye; these changes are fascinating and intriguing. Assessments are also hard to administer virtually. While multiple choice and short answer questions can be assessed on Blackboard, it does not prevent students from using their notes or the internet.

Currently, SLU students can choose for their classes to be pass/fail. There is no point assessing the students mastery of content using the letter grade system if they are going to use resources during examinations. Professors should assign more projects, as these can assess the students knowledge and how to apply it in real-world settings. If there are more critical thinking assignmentsprojects, group presentations, essaysthen there wont be a need to transition to pass/fail. I plan on using the letter grade system because I am confident that I will do well in classes and pass/fail doesnt look as good to professional and graduate schools. When an employer or admissions committee sees pass, they cant tell if the student passed with a C or an A.

Remote learning is also limited, and does not match the expectations of most employers. Remote courses do not assess the soft skills and other skills that are assessed on campus. Online learning should be a piece of the overall learning experience, not the whole picture. If online learning was the whole picture, students wouldnt go to college; they would just watch Khan Academy and YouTube. Clearly, learning content is not sufficient for success. College builds relationships, helps discover new extracurricular and volunteer opportunities and expands students horizons. Online programs provide little opportunity to build skills necessary for promising careers. Learning is only part of the process; one must also apply the skills in the real world.

Currently, we are not getting reimbursed for tuition. I think this is not fair because tuition costs reflect more than learning content. Also, online classes are not as efficient as on-campus instruction. As previously stated, labs and research cannot be done online which is why I believe a portion of students tuition should be reimbursed. Also, the tuition accounts for the resources used on campus like the laboratories, the computers, the study rooms, etc. What makes SLUs education unique is the experiences that happen on campus. Academics, volunteerism, leadership, extracurricular involvement and research are offered on campus, so it is essentially the whole package.

While the cancellation of senior events, the switch to remote learning, debates on refunds and limited post-graduation opportunities affect millions of students, we should be blessed to be staying healthy. SLU cares about us and wants us to stay isolated from others until things get better. Faculty and administrators are trying to make the learning process as smooth as possible, but should realize that there needs to be more strategies and resources to learn and succeed in this alternative setting. Virtual learning provides students with something to learn, but it should not be considered the gold standard of academic and personal development.

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Posted on August 31, 2020 by Danzig

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NeuBase Therapeutics Announces Addition of Eriks Rozners, Ph.D. and Randy Davis, MBA to Scientific Advisory Board – BioSpace

Posted on November 20, 2020 by Danzig

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 17, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NeuBase Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: NBSE) ("NeuBase" or the "Company"), a biotechnology company accelerating the genetic revolution using a new class of synthetic medicines, today announced the addition of Eriks Rozners, Ph.D. and Randy Davis, MBA to its scientific advisory board (SAB). Dr. Rozners, an expert in nucleic acid biochemistry, and Mr. Davis, a biotechnology industry veteran, bring extensive experience to NeuBase.

"We are thrilled to welcome Eriks and Randy to the NeuBase scientific advisory board. Their unique perspectives gained over their distinctive careers will undoubtedly provide valuable insight and complement our team of renowned experts," said Dietrich A. Stephan, Ph.D., chief executive officer of NeuBase. "We believe that our platform, which relies on elegant peptide nucleic acid chemistry, is first in class and has the potential to change the treatment landscape for a range of genetic conditions, both common and rare. We are honored that Eriks, a leading expert in developing technologies which scan duplex genomic targets without invasion via triplex binding so as to co-localize pharmacophores with their targets, recognizes this, and we are eager to leverage his unparalleled knowledge as we optimize our PATrOL platform. Additionally, Randys extensive experience in semiconductor-based single molecule nucleic acid sequencing perfectly complements the strengths of each member of our SAB and brings atomic-scale measurement capabilities to the company. We look forward to benefiting from his vast knowledge as we continue to advance our PATrOL-enabled therapies under the guidance of our outstanding group of scientific advisors."

Dr. Eriks Rozners is a leading expert in the chemistry and biochemistry of nucleic acids and brings his expertise to NeuBase as the Company is optimizing and developing its PATrOL platform. He is a professor and the chairman of the Department of Chemistry at Binghamton University, where his lab focuses on the use of organic chemistry to develop unique model systems and tools for the studies and practical applications of nucleic acid biochemistry. Dr. Rozners received a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering and a doctorate in organic chemistry from Riga Technical University.

Mr. Randy Davis is a seasoned industry veteran with expertise in the field of biotechnology and was one of the founding members of Genia Technologies, a company developing a next-generation sequencing platform, which was acquired by Roche in 2014. In addition, he has served as a member or investor in half a dozen biotech companies and has authored or co-authored over 20 patent applications. Mr. Davis graduated from Tokyo Electrical University with a degree in electrical engineering and went on to receive an MBA from San Jose State University. In 2002, he continued his education at California State University East Bay, where he received a bachelor's and master's degree in molecular biology before moving on to various industry roles.

About NeuBase Therapeutics, Inc.NeuBase is accelerating the genetic revolution using a new class of synthetic medicines. NeuBases designer PATrOL therapies are centered around its proprietary drug scaffold to address genetic diseases at the source by combining the highly targeted approach of traditional genetic therapies with the broad organ distribution capabilities of small molecules. With an initial focus on silencing disease-causing mutations in debilitating neurological, neuromuscular and oncologic disorders, NeuBase is committed to redefining medicine for the millions of patients with both common and rare conditions. To learn more, visit http://www.neubasetherapeutics.com.

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NeuBase Investor Contact:Dan FerryManaging DirectorLifeSci Advisors, LLCdaniel@lifesciadvisors.comOP: (617) 430-7576

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A video uses lasers to show that you could spit particles full of coronavirus when you talk – The Verge

Posted on April 17, 2020 by Danzig

Even if you dont think you spit when you talk, you definitely do and a new video highlights that spit with lasers. The video, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, showed how the spurts of particles released when someone said stay healthy at various volumes. Then, it showed how the particle volume changed when the same person said stay healthy with their mouth covered by a damp washcloth.

The video, and other visualizations like it, are useful ways to understand that stuff flies out of your mouth all the time, not just when you cough or sneeze. Those respiratory emissions are one of the ways experts think the novel coronavirus spreads. But depending on how theyre made, these types of demonstrations can be misleading and could give people a false sense of security.

Laser light is a common technique to visualize and count droplets in the air, says Alex Huffman, an associate professor who studies aerosols in the department of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Denver. Huffman was not involved in the video, but he says this demonstration with the technique is a useful way to show that just talking can still send spit flying.

Youre visualizing that qualitatively to say, I see stuff coming out of my mouth when I talk, and when I stick something in front of my face, less comes out, he says.

Thats the goal behind the recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that everyone wear makeshift face coverings when theyre out in public. People can spread the novel coronavirus even when they dont feel sick. If they pull something tight over their mouths, they might not emit as much virus when they talk or breathe cutting down, even if just slightly, on the risk theyll pass it to someone else.

Visualizations, though, are only as instructive as the parameters under which theyre made. The NEJM videos laser only captured particles between 20 and 500 micrometers (the width of a human hair is around 75 micrometers). People also produce particles a lot smaller than that when they talk and breathe, and smaller particles can still carry microscopic bugs, including the novel coronavirus.

A visualization thats relatively simplified and looks at only the big stuff or overemphasizes the big stuff implies youre stopping most things, where you might be sending a lot of the small stuff through the material, Huffman says.

In addition, particles below 20 micrometers behave differently than larger particles. These smaller droplets would hang around in the air longer, and they are likely to be far more numerous that the ones shown here, Linsey Marr, a professor of civil and environmental engineering studying transmission of viruses in aerosols at Virginia Tech, said in an email.

The NEJM video was produced by researchers at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, who noted in a statement that it was only an observation, not a traditional experiment. They said that theyre working on new research that would help them characterize the behavior of droplets at a wider range of sizes. This could help us understand how to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and potentially other viruses, the statement said.

Demonstrations that dont include the full range of what someone might spray out when they talk are still useful, Huffman says. He worries, though, that they could offer a false sense of security, and give the impression that covering your mouth stops most of your personal exhaust. In fact, most of the fabrics people might use to make makeshift masks like cotton t-shirt fabric only filters out a small fraction of it. That small amount is better than nothing, and could still disrupt the transmission of something like COVID-19, but its not an impenetrable wall.

Videos like these, then, should only be a starting place. It emphasizes the principle, and then you dig down a layer to get some of the more information, Huffman says. But it doesnt solve everything just like the mask itself.

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Cleaning up the Germs that Cause COVID-19 | News Center – UNLV NewsCenter

Posted on August 11, 2020 by Danzig

A meme is circulating on the Internet comparing the statement once COVID-19 is over to the wishful possibility of winning the lottery.

Both might seem very out of reach, but continuing to remain vigilant with frequent handwashing, social distancing, mask-wearing, and cleaning especially as summer winds down and schools reopen could eventually make a difference with the coronavirus pandemic, experts say.

Ernesto Abel-Santos, a professor of biochemistry at UNLV who studies bacteria such as anthrax and the hospital infection, Clostridium difficile (C-diff), said we should continue to be as careful as possible with the daily choices we make, and the activities we partake in as the pandemic continues to persist.

While social distancing, handwashing, and donning a face covering continue to be the most prudent actions people can take, Abel-Santos said being attentive to frequent cleaning is also a critical tool in our arsenal especially in classrooms with students coming and going.

Here, Abel-Santos provides cleaning best practices to keep virus germs at bay.

Frequent handwashing is still the most important action you can take to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. That, combined with social distancing and wearing a mask in the absence of an effective treatment, or a vaccine are the three most vitalthings you can do.

The main way of contracting COVID-19 is through person to person contact. So if someone is sneezing, coughing, talking or singing, it produces aerosols from your mouth, and thats the way that most people contract it.

The virus can also linger on surfaces from hours to days, depending on the surface. We should clean surfaces often, but how often depends on the usage of the area.

Classrooms, for example, where a group of students come in, leave, and then another group follows, should be cleaned after every class. Every person should be responsible for cleaning their desk before leaving. And if youre the person coming into the class, you should disinfect too, because you dont know if the person before you did.

Masks must also be decontaminated continually. People should either use single-use disposablemasks or wash their clothmasks at the end of the day. Cloth masks should be treated as undergarments change them daily.

The virus can stay on cardboard for up to 24 hours. It can stay on copper surfaces for up to four hours, but can linger for two to three days on plastic and stainless steel surfaces. It can hang in the air around you for up to three hours.

Copper tends to be more reactive, so it is able to kill the virus quicker. Rigid surfaces like plastic, stainless steel and perhaps even marble, provide a better environment for the surface to survive. But there are still a lot of things we dont know, which is why we have to be as careful as possible and clean often.

You have to ask yourself, what is the likelihood that a given surface is exposed? If youre isolated at home, and you minimize going out and avoid bars, churches, gyms, or other areas where people congregate in large amounts, your risks are diminished, and you would not need to decontaminate surfaces as frequently. If youre sharing an office, or work in an office where people are continuously coming in and out, you have to clean more often. An office at the end of a hall behind a partition does not pose the same risk as a receptionist coming into contact with multiple people.

COVID-19, like other viruses, are actually quite weak and wimpy outside of the body. You can neutralize them with alcohol. Detergents with quaternary ammonium salts are also effective.

Any disinfectant will kill viruses. But again, one of the most effective strategies is washing your hands. You dont realize how many times in a day you touch your face with your hands. If you touch a surface and then touch your face, it increases the probability of contagion.

One word of caution. You have to be careful right now because theres been a huge increase in alcohol based sanitizers. Manynew companieshave popped up to fill thedemand, but some companiesare adulterating the alcohol content.

Some are using methanol, which is a wood alcohol. Skin exposure is not that bad, but if children get into it, and ingest it, it can cause blindness.

That depends on the disinfectant. Alcohol-based disinfectants, for example, evaporate very quickly. After a few seconds, its gone.

Every disinfectant will list directions on the bottle with its recommended usage. Its important to read the manufacturer directions carefully and follow the directions correctly.

I would not, unless its recommended by the manufacturer. You can use gloves when youre using something like bleach, but thats to protect you from the bleach more than anything else. We use gloves in laboratories, but its not recommended in houses.

Gloves are also counterproductive in situations like shopping in a supermarket. In a lab environment, we use gloves all the time, but we have boxes and boxes of gloves and we continuously change them out.

Once you touch a surface, your gloves are going to be contaminated. Its the same thing if you touch the surface with your bare hands. If you touch your face with a contaminated glove, its going to carry the same risk of catching the virus as if you touched your face with your bare hand.

Quite simply, you cannot. You hope that everyone is taking it seriously and that everyone is following procedures given by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) and the World Health Organization on how to disinfect and keep things safe, but its not a guarantee.

If youre going to go out, I would recommend bringing a small spray bottle of disinfectant and wipe the area. But the ways things are going now, I wouldnt recommend going to places like gyms, bars, movie theaters, or other areas where large numbers of people are congregating.

Cleaning surfaces is important, but it is secondary to measures like social distancing, wearing masks, and washing your hands.

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Electrolyte and Biochemistry Analyzers Market Analysis, Size, Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Forecasts to 2025 – Bulletin Line

Posted on August 12, 2020 by Danzig

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Behind the scenes of exciting biochemical engineering innovation in the US – Study International News

Posted on June 23, 2020 by Danzig

In the School of Chemical, Materials and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Georgia (UGA), biochemical engineering research is driven by innovators in their own right.

Among them is Dr Yajun Yan, a professor who received UGAs 2020 Award for Excellence in Research.

Dr Yan leads research in the microbial production of biofuels and high-value chemicals. In 2018, he was part of the team that developed a new genetic smart circuit to rewire microorganism metabolism, essentially turning them into miniature machines for specific tasks.

Cells are not happy when they are regulated; they will produce only whats necessary for their growth. Our method tells the cell to switch from growth mode to production mode, Dr Yan explained.

Such breakthroughs at UGA consistently lead to the development of new technologies in energy, environment and health. His innovations have received six issued US patents so far.

Thats how Dr Yan came to be named 2018 Academic Entrepreneur of the Year, which recognised his entrepreneurial spirit in advancing scientific impact through start-ups BiotecEra Inc. and HGG Research LLC.

He started BiotecEra Inc. with his colleague Yuheng Lin, to create eco-friendly microbial technologies for pharmaceutical and chemical industries. This includes developing 5-hydroxytryptophan products to address depression, insomnia, and anxiety in humans as well as milk fever in dairy cows.

Source: University of Georgia School of Chemical Materials and Biomedical Engineering

Suffice to say, Dr Yans research and teaching benefit greatly from each other.

My research helps me integrate the emerging concepts and technologies into my teaching materials and inform students of the most recent progress in our field. The interactions with students during my teaching also inspire me to get new ideas and approaches to address many research problems, he shared.

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At its most creative, a scientific mind is a Petri dish for ingenuity. Biochemical engineering students at UGA are aware of their potential to contribute to real-world change, which they go on to cultivate in focused research labs in the School of Chemical, Materials and Biomedical Engineering.

Here, expert faculty members engage PhD and Masters students in research that advances technologies, disciplinary understanding, and the world itself.

This is the importance of leaders like Dr Mark Eiteman from the Comprehensive Molecular Bioengineering Lab. He holds UGAs 2014 Inventors Award, having created several technologies to industrially produce commodity and chemicals using microorganisms.

These include amino acids used in animal feed and nutritional supplements as well as a group of organic acids used in the production of polymers, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. His inventions have been licensed to four multinational companies, where they are manufactured and distributed for industrial benefit.

On top of that, Dr Eiteman is a named inventor in five US patents and many more abroad.

A firm believer that engineering problems dont have easy answers, Dr Eiteman encourages his students to truly understand the various approaches to solving technical problems.

He believes students bring great diversity to instruction and research. In his words, I have had some students ask me questions or come up with ideas that I never would have thought of, but that often leads to new insights and innovation.

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Engineering solutions for the future means optimising renewable sources, and what better energy source to tap into than the sun?

Acknowledging clean energy as the need of the century, Dr Ramaraja Ramasamy, professor and Associate Dean in the UGA College of Engineering, has been working on harvesting electricity directly from plants since 2013.

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For every photon of sunlight a plant captures, it produces an equal number of electrons. This allows them to convert electricity more efficiently than solar panels.

How does this process work?

We have developed a way to interrupt photosynthesis so that we can capture the electrons before the plant uses them to make these sugars, said Dr Ramasamy.

His technology involves separating out thylakoids which capture and store energy from sunlight from plant cells. Then, researchers can manipulate the protein to redirect these electrons through carbon nanotubes.

Dr Ramasamy and his collaborators are working to scale the invention into commercialisation based on this early framework.

In the near term, this technology might best be used for remote sensors or other portable electronic equipment that requires less power to run, he said.

If we are able to leverage technologies like genetic engineering to enhance the stability of the plant photosynthetic machinery, Im hopeful that this technology will be competitive to traditional solar panels in the future.

To join the pursuit for innovation at UGAs School of Chemical, Materials and Biomedical Engineering, take on the MS Biochemical Engineering or PhD in Engineering Biochemical Engineering Emphasis. Students with a background in chemical, environmental, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, biomolecular, or bioprocess engineering are welcome to enrol.

A robust scientific community awaits, ready to tackle persisting challenges with novel solutions and the next big idea could just come from you.

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Alberta businesswoman named lieutenant-governor, first Muslim in role in Canada – EverythingGP

Posted on July 1, 2020 by Danzig

She has mentored young students with English as a second language and helped steer a committee dedicated to helping vulnerable women gain access to education.

Lakhani was born inUganda andhas an honours degree in clinical biochemistry from the University of Manchester.

She has been in Edmonton for more than 40 years, owning and operating an early childhood education centre.

In 2005, she was awarded the Alberta Centennial Medal for outstanding achievementsin the province. And in2012, she was awarded the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Medal honouring service to Canada.

Lieutenant-governors,the highest-ranking officers in each province, carry out a variety of official dutiesincludingswearing in the premier and cabinet, opening each session of the legislative assembly and signing bills into laws.

Ms. Lakhani is devoted to supporting people in her community, from new immigrants and young people, to women and families, Trudeau said in a news release Tuesday.

As lieutenant governor of Alberta, I know she will serve the people of her province and our country well, and continue to be a source of inspiration for all Canadians.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 30, 2020

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