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By Nick Swartsell on Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 9:11 am
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• The big story today is that House Speaker John Boehner's country club bartender has been indicted for threatening to kill the powerful West Chester Republican. Michael Robert Hoyt was fired from his job at the Wetherington Country Club in West Chester last year, after which he sent a rambling email to Boehner's wife saying that if he had wanted to kill Boehner, he could have slipped something into his wine many times. Hoyt, who has a history of mental illness, later told authorities investigating his email that he was Jesus Christ and that he needed to kill Boehner. Hoyt indicated he had a pistol, which was later seized by authorities. Killing a dude doesn't sound very Jesus-y, but I digress. Hoyt is currently being held in a federal mental health facility for evaluation.
• An audit commissioned by Hamilton County slams former Hamilton County Sheriff Simon Leis Jr.'s handling of the department. The audit compared the sheriff's office to something from the 1950s, and one of its authors, attorney Scott Greenwood, said the department was "held together with smoke, mirrors and absolute secrecy."
Among the problems the audit found were unguarded evidence rooms, single deputies overseeing up to 100 inmates and a lack of computerized recording keeping at the county's traffic and other departments. Former sheriff Leis has said the audit is politically motivated and that he stands by his record. Republican County Commissioner Greg Hartmann has also come to Leis' defense, saying the sheriff did the best he could with the resources available to him. Hartmann says the report seems to be a push for funding increases for the sheriff's office, something he and fellow Republican commissioner Chris Monzel say isn't possible.
The audit was highly critical of several resource shortcomings within the department, an issue that is still at play in the political fight between current Sheriff Jim Neil and county commissioners.
• Cincinnati is one of 15 destinations across the world highlighted in Jetsetter Magazine's list of places to go in 2015. Jetsetter highlighted downtown's arts district, including the Aronoff Center for the Arts, the Contemporary Arts Center and 21C as well as the city's upscale dining scene and forthcoming bike path expansions. If they think that stuff is neat, wait till they get a look at our really rad warehouse punk shows and our awesome chili. Or maybe they're not as into that kind of stuff. Cuba, Taipei in Taiwan, Kauai in Hawaii and Bordeaux, France, also made the list.
• Speaking of lists, Cincinnati is the tenth-best city in the country for jobs in science, technology, engineering and math. A study by personal finance site Wallethub.com found Cincinnati among the top cities in the country for STEM jobs. The site measured job openings in STEM industries, wages for STEM workers, expected growth of related industries in coming years and other factors. Houston and Austin, Texas and Raleigh, North Carolina rounded out the top three. Columbus bested us by one spot, landing at number nine on the list.
• The Ohio Board of Education voted on a new president Monday, selecting Gov. John Kasich ally Tom Gunlock. Gunlock is one of eight at-large members on the 19-member board. While the other 11 members are elected to represent a district, Kasich appoints at-large members. The board looks to be the site of some serious fights this year over charter schools, common core, the 5 of 8 rule and other contentious issues. Though Democrats got battered in nearly every other state election, they came out with three more seats on the board in November. They're still in the minority, however. Nearly all the Dems on the board backed Cincinnati's Pat Bruns, a newly-elected board member, to head the board. Bruns and her fellow Democrats have promised push-back on charters, calling for more accountability for the private, state-funded schools. They've also signaled opposition to elimination of a rule that requires all schools to hire at least five out of eight kinds of specialists, including librarians and art teachers.
• The Obama administration is beginning to outline ambitious plans for the nation's transportation infrastructure. Last week Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx previewed a thirty-year plan for his agency ahead of a comprehensive report on the nation's transportation infrastructure needs due later this year. Foxx said the report will focus on the inter-reliance of America's many interwoven transit systems. He highlighted big population growth in the South and West as drivers of a need to update the nation's systems, as well as the increasing number of people moving back to urban centers. Foxx said seemingly small factors such as increased reliance on bikes and walking shouldn't be overlooked in the planning process, suggesting the department may pay close attention to urban areas where those changes are slowly coming about.
"What people are viewing as this cute, cuddly bike and pedestrian movement could be a real game-changer," Foxx said in a Friday talk in Washington, D.C. about the upcoming report.
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SkyWest Airlines launched the new American Airlines flight from St. George Regional Airport to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport with an inaugural flight Friday morning. The 50-seat Canadair Regional Jet was filled to capacity for its maiden voyage.
The new route joins the two other existing routes to and from Denver, Colorado, and Salt Lake City, increasing access to southerly destinations with connecting routes in Phoenix.
"It's just a fantastic opportunity for all the citizens of not just St. George but really southwest Utah to be able to get to over a thousand destinations from those three airports," St. George Mayor Jon Pike said of the new route.
SkyWest partnered with American Airlines to provide the new flight destination, joining existing partnerships with Delta and United for the Denver and Salt Lake City flights.
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SkyWest Airlines Vice President of People Lori Hunt said the new route brings additional destination choices to all.
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The flight was sent off in fantastic fashion, including a pre-flight shower for the jet in a traditional water cannon send-off by St. George Fire and St. George Airport fire engines.
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For us Arabs, this month has definitely not been short of news. Libya is in the middle of a revolution. Syria is in flames. And the Palestinians, if you haven't heard, are about to have their own state.
Qaddafi has been in power since Nixon took office. He is now on the run, trying to escape a rebellion undertaken by his own people against him. He is being deposed in the same manner in which he rose to power. To some, that might seem ironic. I just think it's funny.
In Arab politics, every leader has assumed power through violence and force. It should come as no surprise that their downfalls occur just the same way. Life tends to work that way. Sometimes things end just like they started.
I've had a few girlfriends that I first met at a bar. That's also where we usually broke up. Every relationship I've started online ended with an e-mail… all 25 of them. I met a really great girl last week at the library. I'm not looking forward to breaking up while whispering.
Many have been surprised at the speed in which these revolutions have taken form. In the Middle East, though, big things happen quickly. Small things take forever. In Mubarak's Egypt, it probably would've taken months to get a driver's license. But it only took the Egyptians less than a month to send their tyrant off. We are hard workers, but efficiency in everyday life has never been one of our strong suits. We have little problem, however, expressing our anger quickly and loudly.
Arabs around the world have been viewing the revolutions happening in their lands with a range of emotions. Tunisia was a time of isolated joy. "Wow, good for Tunisia," we thought. Then they started demonstrating in Egypt. "This is cool, but Mubarak's not going anywhere," we muttered. But then it got bigger, stronger, and louder. And then he was gone. Egypt made it real. Then came the uprisings in Bahrain, Syria, and Yemen. Large demonstrations also took place in Algeria, Jordan, and Morocco. And of course in Libya, we're seeing a full-scale revolution. Palestinians even got in on the fun, creating havoc on Israel's Lebanese and Syrian borders.
What started out as euphoria for Tunisia and Egypt has turned into a mixture of caution, worry, and even some conspiracy theories. There are many among us who believe that the uprising in Syria has Western elements. In Libya, of course, the rebels are being openly supported by Western nations. Many Arab regimes, like that of Saddam Hussein, came about because of Western support. Sometimes things end just like they started.
The Western involvement makes some of us uneasy. I say, "So what?" Is it really better to have Qaddafi and Assad in power than to have them ousted by Western-backed revolutions? In my experience, I've noticed it's the first couple dates with a girl that's really important. I don't really care why she actually agreed to go out with me.
And we shouldn't be too worried about it. We've seen that American-backed leaders in Iraq and Afghanistan have been ineffectual. At the end of the day, and America will eventually have to understand this, democratic freedom might be something that the United States can help the Arabs get, but it can't be something it helps them administer. In other words, you can buy me a gift, but you can't tell me how to use it, no matter how much you paid for it.
In the middle of all this Arab-heavy news, Israel is even making an appearance. The Israeli ambassador to the US just held a Ramadan dinner at his Washington residence. This of course means that right before dinner, the Israeli ambassador's house will become a Muslim prayer space. Of course, most of Israel was already built on Muslim prayer spaces. This Ramadan dinner is probably just a public relations move on the part of the Israeli government. But that's OK with me. I'm a little more optimistic… Sometimes things end just like they started.
Good for your parents, making you wear keffiyeh and protest!
Good for your parents, making you wear a keffiyeh and going to protest in Washington D.C.! There should be much more of that kind of activity. Great article, may the state of Palestine prosper!


Another bad episode of racist and anti-Semitic abuse happened in an Italian football stadium.
This time, the stage was the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, during the first half of the match between Lazio and Novara in the Coppa Italia.
As reported by the Ansa, some fans of the Curva Nord have raised two choirs against AS Roma and their fans. "Giallorosso jew" and "This Rome looks like Africa".
During this week, some groups of Lazio's Ultras had been the protagonists of clashes with the police during the celebrations for the 119th birthday of the club and some of them printed and pictures anti-Semitic leaflets against Roma.


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Coach Hollis came to WHS after stints at Carson-Newman College, The Lovett School, and Georgia Tech. After one season as an assistant on Fred Sanderson's successful 1984 team, Coach Hollis took over the head coaching job in 1985. Two rebuilding years later, Coach Hollis began the run of unprecedented success that cemented his place in the Hall of Fame.
Starting with his 1987 team, Coach Hollis led the Wildcats to 7 consecutive seasons with 10+ wins. It's unlikely in today's Cobb County high school football landscape that any coach will ever come close to matching this mark. Along the way, Coach Hollis notched a school record 84 wins as head coach. His winning percentage of 71.6% is second only to Coach Corky Kell. Also noteworthy: after beating Walton in the 1987 region championship game, a Hollis-coached team never lost another game to the Raiders, beginning an 11-0 run that is the longest winning streak in the series on either side.
In a school-record ten seasons as head coach, Jeff Hollis led the Wildcats to 4 region championships and 3 sub-region championships. Coach Hollis was recognized with Coach of the Year honors after the 1987, 1988, 1989, and 1993 seasons.
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NoahX and Noah Media Group, creators of Bobby Robson: More Than A Manager (Netflix), Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans (Official Cannes selection 2015) and ITV's acclaimed documentary series Out Of Their Skin, are pleased to announce their latest film The Edge – the rock 'n' roll story of one of the greatest English sporting teams of all time.
Between 2009 and 2013, the England Test cricket team rose from the depths of the rankings to become the first and only English side to reach world number one*.
The Edge is a compelling, funny and emotional insight into a band of brothers' rise to the top, their unmatched achievements and the huge toll it would take.
One of the toughest sports on the planet, and psychologically perhaps the most challenging, this is Test cricket like you've never seen it before.
Directed by Barney Douglas (Warriors), the film explores the ruthless intensity of the game, the impact it can have on players' mental health and the extreme price of success.
Featuring incredible unseen footage from the period and compelling new interviews from star players and coaching staff including: Andrew Strauss, Sir Alastair Cook, James Anderson, Stuart Broad, Graeme Swann, Jonathan Trott and Andy Flower, The Edge will reveal the team's intense and often hilarious pursuit of success.
Strauss and Flower took over a team including some of the true greats of the English game (Pietersen, Anderson, Cook and Broad) and transformed them into a phenomenal winning machine before the pressure and scrutiny began to fracture bodies and minds.
The Edge will be released in cinemas and across all UK platforms on July 22nd 2019 at the peak of a summer that will see cricket dominating the sporting agenda, with the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 and The Ashes both taking place in England.
The film will feature a debut film soundtrack from Felix White (The Maccabees). As well as being in one of Britain's biggest bands, Felix also runs Yalarecords and is co-host of the acclaimed cricket Podcast, Tailenders'.
The Edge is proud to support Heads Together, a mental health initiative spearheaded by The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, which aims to change the national conversation on mental health, through tackling stigma and developing new programmes and tools to help areas of specific need. 10% of the Producers' Net Profits from The Edge will be paid to The Royal Foundation (registered charity no. 1132048) to support the charity's work, including its Heads Together mental health work. We are expecting to raise a minimum of £30,000 for the charity.
In addition, The Edge and the players will be donating proceeds to a Foundation that is being formed in memory of Ruth Strauss, the wife of former England Captain, Andrew Strauss, who recently passed away.
"This is a film that takes the audience inside sport in an unprecedented way capturing what it is to be a sportsperson at an elite level like never before. We are really excited that The Edge is the next film to run through our distribution arm, NoahX, after the recent success of our first self-distributed film, Bobby Robson: More than a Manager. We are also thrilled to be supporting such incredible charities.
The Edge is written by Gabriel Clarke (Bobby Robson: More Than A Manager, Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans, The Fight of their Lives, Clough, Out of Their Skin) and Barney Douglas.
It is produced by John McKenna (Bobby Robson: More Than A Manager, Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans, The Fight of their Lives, Clough), Torquil Jones (Bobby Robson: More Than A Manager), Barney Douglas and Victoria Barrell (Bobby Robson: More Than A Manager).
Noah Media Group will distribute the film through its distribution arm NoahX, following the success of its recent #1 Amazon and iTunes feature documentary best-seller Bobby Robson: More Than A Manager.


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PULSE 2020 - Speaker Biographies
Barbara Domayne-Hayman
Entrepreneur-in-residence, Francis Crick Institute; CBO, Autifony Therapeutics Ltd
Barbara has worked on the commercial side of life sciences for thirty years, first in a large organisation (ICI/Zeneca/AstraZeneca), before transitioning to the entrepreneurial world of biotech.
Barbara joined the Francis Crick Institute in January 2018 as Entrepreneur-in-residence, where amongst other things, she helps to run an accelerator called KQ Labs, which is focused on start-ups making use of data/AI applied to health. She is also Chief Business officer of Autifony, where she is responsible for strategic partnering, fundraising and commercial aspects of drug development for CNS disorders. In December 2017 Autifony signed a major collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim. Barbara was also Chair of Puridify, a UCL spin-out with a breakthrough biotherapeutics purification technology, which was acquired by GE in November 2017. She chairs the LifeArc Seed Fund investment committee, and is on the Cambridge Enterprise Seed Fund Investment Committee.
Previously, Barbara was CEO of Stabilitech, and she was Commercial Director at Arrow Therapeutics until the company was acquired by AstraZeneca. Barbara was also Senior Business Development Manager at Celltech.
Barbara has a BA and D Phil in Chemistry from the University of Oxford, and is a Sloan Fellow from London Business School.
Steve Bates has been the CEO of the UK Bioindustry Association since 2012. He currently chairs the International Council of Biotech Associations and has been a Board member of Europabio since 2015. Steve is the visible face of the vibrant UK life sciences industry to government and media. He sits on the UK's Life Sciences Council and Life Sciences Industrial Strategy Implementation Board. Steve has championed with government effective industrial incentives like the Biomedical Cataylst which have crowded-in private sector investment into UK SMES. He has forged links for the sector across the USA, Europe and in China. In his time at the BIA Steve has developed new member groups focused on cell and gene therapy, genomics and engineered biology. A strong advocate of partnership working, Steve champions sector collaboration with research charities and academia. Proud to lead an organisation with a diverse Board with over 40% female representation, Steve is committed to next generation talent and developing the skills needed for the sector to flourish. Before the BIA, Steve worked for Genzyme and as an advisor to the UK Government of Tony Blair. He was made OBE for services to innovation in 2017.
Charlotte Casebourne
Theolytics
Charlotte believes in equitable access to effective therapies. She is the CEO and Co-founder of Theolytics, a pre-clinical biotechnology company harnessing viruses to combat disease and a Board Member of the UK Bioindustry Association.
Previously Co-Founder of New Medicine Partners, Charlotte has worked with organisations spanning three continents to translate novel life science technologies to the point of commercial viability; clients included government ministries, national funding bodies and world leading research institutes. Her personal interests have led her to take leadership roles within a number of organisations, including: as curator of the World Economic Forum Global Shapers network; Managing Director of HealthTech Women London; and HelloTomorrow's London Chair for Healthcare and Medical Technologies.
Charlotte graduated as a University of Cambridge Bioscience Enterprise M.Phil Scholar and was a shortlisted finalist for Cambridge Entrepreneur of the Year. She was the youngest listed 2016 nominee for MT's 35 under 35 Award.
Dominic Falcao
Founder and co-director
Deep Science Ventures
Dom co-founded Deep Science Ventures (DSV) in order to provide funding to support scientists and engineers to come up with new ideas for high impact science companies in Pharmaceuticals (in particular cancer in partnership with Cancer Research UK), Energy (in particular, carbon), Computing and Agriculture. Previously, Dom launched a start-up and social enterprise consultancy and went on to advise more than 100 early stage science-based companies whilst running Imperial College London's pre-accelerator, the Venture Catalyst Challenge.
Dr Nicola Baker-Munton
Statagem
Nicola Baker-Munton is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Stratagem IPM. She is a Chartered UK Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney with a joint honours degree in biology and biochemistry. During her nine years as an industrial practitioner at the Wellcome Foundation Limited, and four years in the private sector, Nicola recognised the need for much greater assistance with management of intellectual property earlier in the development of technologies, and advice and assistance with commercialisation throughout the technology/product life-cycle.
Nicola founded Stratagem IPM in 1999. With Steady growth it has become the leading specialist company providing active strategic management of intellectual property portfolios from inception through development to market, and from academia through startup to stock market listing.
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Dr Nick Medcalf
Deputy Challenge Director – Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (Medicines Manufacturing)
Nick Medcalf is currently Deputy Challenge Director for the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (Medicines Manufacturing) at UK Research and Innovation with responsibility for the delivery of a portfolio of capital and R&D funding competitions as well as generating new proposals for grant investment.
Prior to this appointment Nick was Professor of Regenerative Medicine Manufacture at Loughborough University from 2013 to 2017 under an EPSRC Manufacturing Fellowship Scheme following 36 years in the healthcare industry. He has a particular interest in improving the options for manufacture and supply of advanced therapeutics by making available appropriate technology for novel and effective models of business and operation. He is an active member of the Enterprise Hub at the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Head of Health
Knowledge Transfer Network
Dr Terry O'Neill is the Head of Health at KTN Ltd. Previous roles include Industry Sector Manager at TWI Ltd with responsibility for the medical sector. Before TWI Terry worked as a business development manager at the Norwich based technology transfer and intellectual property development company PBL. He has a background in project management in the biotechnology industry. Terry was a member of the Management Team at the physics start-up company Antenova where he managed the process of raising over £6m worth of private equity during the companies' series B funding round. Terry has also worked in the NHS.
Within the KTN Terry is the Head of Health responsible for managing the Health Team with priority activities in medicines development and manufacture, medical technologies and digital health.
Charles Waddell
Pinsent Masons
Charles is a corporate partner in Pinsent Masons' Tier 1 ranked life sciences practice. His main focus is on VC financings, IPOs and M&A in the biotech and medtech sector.
Heather Hayes
Global HR Director
Lightsource BP
Heather is a post graduate who has worked as an HR practitioner for over 25 years in industries ranging from North Sea Oil, through Technology, Space and Imaging before landing in Pharma and Biotech with key roles in Roche/Genentech and GSK, over eight years, as a global HR business partner, supporting leadership teams in Research and Development divisions. She relocated to both San Francisco and Switzerland to give her a better understanding of diverse cultures and best working practices throughout her Pharma years. Her journey in Biotech started in 2015 when she joined Horizon Discovery, and learnt to move faster, work more creatively and with a focus on cost. She was able to evolve the people strategy to create imaginative and diverse solutions that fit the uniqueness of Horizon; avoided creating an internal HR industry; and ensure that Horizon's culture continued to focus on its diversity to deliver the same exciting future for its people, that its science creates for its customers.
She moved in 2019 to another innovative, founder lead organisation, LightsourceBP to deliver their global growth agenda with a mission to tackle another of the big challenges facing our environment - how to create an economic alternate to carbon that will offer continual power to all communities and industries around the world.
Claire Button
FUSION Biomed
Dr Claire Button is Founder of Fusion Biomed, a specialist search and investment partner for early stage, high-growth life science and healthtech companies.
She founded Fusion Biomed to address challenges facing early stage life science and healthtech ventures as they grow from interesting technology or science into a fully formed company, through to exit.
After her PhD in Immunopharmacology, Claire spent over 10 years working with entrepreneurs, stakeholders, and boards of ventures like this. She brings deep sector and commercial understanding, and a global network; partnering with ventures to build boards, secure investment, find commercial leaders, design business plans and other elements required for company success.
Claire has co-founded life sciences ventures in many fields, and understands the value of data-driven platforms and AI to healthcare.
Claire actively supports initiatives to encourage and support entrepreneurialism. She is an Advisory Board Member, Mentor and Judge with the GAP Summit, a world-class biotech competition. She participates in Venture Camps, bringing commercial perspectives to start-up ventures, including the Go to China Venture Camps, enabling access to Chinese markets.
She is also passionate about empowering women in STEM careers and actively supports the work of AWiSE.
Claire is a member of the Tech London Advocates Health Working Group; an Advisory Board Member of Cambridge Innovation Academy and a Fellow of the RSA.
Oliver Sexton
UK Innovation & Science Seed Fund
Oliver invests from UKI2S, an early stage seed/series A fund that backs companies developing complex science and engineering led solutions to global challenges. Specialising in life science investments Oliver joined UKI2S in 2014. He has therapeutic, med tech, agritech and industrial biotech companies in the portfolio.
Prior to joining UKI2S Oliver managed commercialisation of bioengineering and medical technologies at Imperial Innovations and worked at Ark Therapeutics as well as managing a team of biotech buy-side analysts.
Pam Garside
Newhealth
Pam Garside has her own management consultancy, Newhealth, specialising in organisational strategy and development in health care, and is a Fellow of the Judge Business School of the University of Cambridge. She advises new entrants to the UK health market including digital and start up companies and is an angel investor.
Pam founded and co-chairs The Cambridge Health Network, a membership group of senior players in UK health,both private and public sector. She sits on the Investment Committee of Cambridge Enterprise, the technology transfer company of the University of Cambridge and is a member of Cambridge Angels.She is a board member of Whizz-Kidz charity, ZPB Ltd and a senior adviser to Smith Square Partners. In 2016 Pam was named one of the 100 most influential leaders in Health Tech by Hot Topics.
Pam began her professional life in management in the NHS and subsequently spent many years studying and working internationally based in the USA. She holds a BSc from the University of Durham and a Masters Degree in Hospital and Health Care Administration from the University of Minnesota. She is an Adjunct Professor at Imperial College Business School.
Kate Rowley
BioScience Managers
Dr Rowley is an Investor Director at BioScience Managers and leads their UK investment activities. As an international healthcare investment firm that finances and enables innovative science and technology with the potential to transform healthcare, she has a team with the ambition and experience to deliver impressive investment returns. Bioscience Managers have a partnership with Downing in the UK and their own international funds for investment into a broad range of bioscience technologies and therapies.
Kate has a history of Life Sciences investment having worked at IP Group where she was responsible for sourcing investment opportunities, due diligence and management of investment deals for IP Group's healthcare portfolio. She represented the interests of IP Group on the Boards of five portfolio companies as an Investment. Before joining IP Group Dr Rowley held a number of roles at Quotient Clinical, now Quotient Sciences and several positions in Business Development, including at Nexxus, the West of Scotland Bioscience Network.
Prior to her career in business, Dr Rowley was the Honorary Research Fellow of Glasgow University, where she managed a team to successfully develop and implement independent research projects. She has a first class BSc. (Hons.) degree in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology from the University of Sunderland, a PhD in Molecular Virology from the University of Reading and a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Glasgow.
Elisa Petris
Syncona Investment Management Ltd.
Elisa is a Director on the Board of Quell Therapeutics, a company developing engineered T regulatory cell therapies and is an Observer on the Board of Achilles Therapeutics, a company developing T cell therapies directed at clonal neoantigens. Previously she was a Director on the Board of Blue Earth Diagnostics, a commercial-stage diagnostic imaging business recently acquired by Bracco Imaging S.p.A. She was closely involved in the foundation of these companies, including their operational and strategic set-up.
Previously, she was a Senior Associate at Michel Dyens & Co. working on transactions covering the healthcare space, and a member of the Life Sciences team at L.E.K. Consulting based in London. While at L.E.K. she worked on projects for biotech, pharma and private equity clients. Elisa has a PhD in Molecular Biology from Imperial College and an MBA from London Business School.
Rick Davis
Senior Director, New Ventures and Transactions, Oncology
Johnson and Johnson Innovation
Rick is Senior Director, New Ventures and Transactions, Oncology at Johnson & Johnson Innovation, London . In this role, Rick leverages his experience and knowledge of the scientific and biotech landscape to identify and evaluate external opportunities and deliver transformative innovation into the pipeline.
Rick has over 17 years of experience in the life sciences sector. Before joining Johnson & Johnson he was the Chief Executive Officer of a European clinical stage biotech company, Trino Therapeutics. Previously, he held a number of key positions at the Wellcome Trust. He was responsible for maximising financial returns on direct healthcare investments in both private and public equities and venture capital funds in their Investment Division. During this time he was on the board of directors of a number of biotech companies and worked closely with management teams on strategy, financing and exits via M&A and public listings.
Prior to this role, Rick was in Business Development where he established and managed a large corporate venture fund, building an extensive external pipeline of preclinical pharmaceutical assets sourced from EU and US academic and biotech labs. After a obtaining a PhD in pharmacology, he started his career in the biotechnology industry at Pharmagene where he helped to establish their therapeutics division and led multi-disciplinary teams in drug development and contract research.
Henning Steinhagen
CEO and Director
Epidarex Exeed
Dr Steinhagen co-founded Epidarex Exeed Ltd, and is both CEO and on the Board of Directors. He has 20 years experience in the Pharma, Biotech and CRO/CDMO industries. Prior to Epidarex, Dr Steinhagen was President of R&D at Aptuit. He led significant growth and transformation of the ex-GSK site in Verona. He was a key player in the $300 million sale of Aptuit to Evotec.
Prior to Aptuit, Dr Steinhagen was Senior VP and Head of Global Drug Discovery at Grünenthal. His successes include the build-up of the immuno-inflammation area and advancing Grünenthal's CNS portfolio, including several R&D and licensing deals. Before joining Grünenthal, Dr Steinhagen served as Director of Medicinal Chemistry at Sanofi-Aventis. He started his career at Bayer Pharma and his experience spans multiple therapeutic areas and R&D phases.
Dr Steinhagen has developed strong business acumen through P&L oversight, M&A and Biotech licensing and fundraising. In 2018 he completed an MBA program at the IMD in Lausanne.
Apart from Epidarex Exeed Ltd. Dr Steinhagen is also on the Board of Directors of Caldan Therapeutics as well as advisor for several organizations. He is a member and former chair of the board of MedLife.
Dr Steinhagen has a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Heidelberg with a degree in Molecular Genetics. His academic experiences include a post-doctoral stay with Nobel laureate Prof. E.J. Corey at Harvard as well as an Adjunct Professorship at Trinity College Dublin.
Houman Ashrafian
SV Health Investors
Houman joined SV in 2016 as a Venture Partner; he became a Partner in 2017 and a Managing Partner in 2018.He has founded four SV companies, attracting strategic investment into three within 12 months at valuation uplifts. Houman serves on the Dementia Discovery Fund (DDF) Investment Committee.
Previously, Houman co-founded the services company Cardiac Report in 2003, as well as Heart Metabolics in 2008. Heart Metabolics successfully repositioned perhexiline, as a treatment for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and heart failure. Perhexiline is now in advanced clinical trials and has orphan drug designation. Houman went on to become Vice President and head of the Clinical Science Group at UCB Pharma before becoming an SV Venture Partner.
He has an undergraduate degree from the University of Cambridge and a doctorate from the University of Oxford. Following completion of his cardiology training, Houman was appointed as an Honorary Consultant Cardiologist in 2011 at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. He is Visiting Professor and head of Experimental Therapeutics at the University of Oxford.He is cofounder and Chairman of Weatherden, a boutique clinical development company, and cofounder of Cinpovium.
Dr Ayokunmi Ajetunmobi
Venture Development Manager
As Venture Development Manager at BioCity, Dr Ayokunmi Ajetunmobi works with scientific founders and clinical entrepreneurs to build venture-backed businesses solving the biggest health and environmental challenges.
He previously led the next-generation sequencing division at Desktop Genetics, a VC-backed startup partnered with Illumina, where he negotiated projects with global biopharma clients that led to successful regulatory filings of genome-edited CAR-T cell therapies. This activity contributed to the acquisition of Desktop Genetics.
Other roles have included business development for OneStart, a global biotech and healthcare startup accelerator, and co-founder of Evolve Biomed, a national biomedical innovation conference. His academic qualifications include a bachelor's in neuroscience, master's in molecular medicine and doctorate in clinical medicine.
Ned Wakeman
Alderley Park Accelerator
As Director of the Alderley Park Accelerator, Ned is responsible for the strategic direction and leadership of the Accelerator, helping to build the ecosystem and cluster, supporting all aspects of company development from start-up to scale-up. Ned is also the founding director of an ophthalmic drug delivery company at Alderley Park, sits on the advisory board of Alderley Park Ventures, is on the General Committee of ELRIG, and has been significantly involved in the development of 7 start-ups. With proven sector expertise and awareness of market dynamics, he has been involved in excess of $500m of equity fund raisings for North American and European companies, which have a market value of over $2b today. Previously, Ned conducted primary research in neuropsychopharmacology, psychoneuroimmunology, and neuroscience at Yale Medical School and the University of Oxford.
Dr Jason Mellad
Start Codon
Jason is a scientist entrepreneur passionate about translating innovative technologies into better patient outcomes. As CEO and co-founder of Start Codon, a Cambridge based accelerator, he aims to identify and recruit the most disruptive healthcare startups worldwide, seed fund them and leverage the exceptional resources of the Cambridge cluster to de-risk and drive their success. Previously he was CEO of Cambridge Epigenetix and Business Development Manager for Horizon Discovery's diagnostics division. He also served as an associate at Cambridge Enterprise, the technology transfer office of the University of Cambridge.
Toby Basey-Fisher
Entia
Dr Toby Basey-Fisher is the CEO and founder of Entia, a medical technology company enabling life-changing health conditions such as cancer to be treated and managed in the home. Toby is also an honorary lecturer in Entrepreneurship at Imperial College London and sits on the Executive Board of the British In-Vitro Diagnostics Association (BIVDA).
Prior to founding Entia, Toby received a PhD in Biomedical Physics from Imperial College London and was presented with the Blavatnik Enterprise Fellowship from the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Dr Toby Basey-Fisher is the CEO and founder of Entia. Toby is also an honorary lecturer at Imperial College London and sits on the Executive Board of the British In-Vitro Diagnostics Association.
Entia is driven by an aspiration to make lives better. Through simple-to-use blood tests and digital monitoring services, the company is able to empower people with new insights to personalise care. The company launched its first product in 2018 across 14 countries and is currently preparing for the launch of two further services.
Zuzanna Brzosko
Sixfold Bioscience
Dr Zuzanna Brzosko is the co-founder and CEO of Sixfold Bioscience, a Y Combinator and venture-backed biotechnology company focused on developing drug delivery systems for Cell and Gene therapeutics.
Zuzanna completed her PhD and postdoctoral training at Cambridge University and her undergraduate degree at Oxford University. Following her academic work, she worked in investment banking at Goldman Sachs before founding Sixfold. Zuzanna has been recognized by the Forbes 30U30 in Science/Healthcare, the Maserati's Top 100 British Entrepreneurs and Aviva's Women of the Future in Science, amongst others.
Dr Dan Mahony
Co-Head of Healthcare
Polar Capital Healthcare Team
Daniel Mahony is Co-Head of Healthcare at Polar Capital. He studied biochemistry at the University of Oxford and received his Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge. Daniel moved to California to work as a research scientist at Schering Plough Corporation (now Merck & Co.) in 1995 and made the transition into financial services in 1998, working for ING Barings in New York and Morgan Stanley in London as head of the European healthcare research team. In 2007, he set up Polar Capital's healthcare team. He has over 23 years of experience within global healthcare covering sectors including biotechnology, medical technology and healthcare services.
David Holbrook
Head of seed funds
LifeArc
David Holbrook is a qualified physician who has spent thirty-five years in medicine and medical innovation, and the last twenty in life sciences spinout investing, principally from academia. After senior business development roles in Glaxo and Roche he headed up Imperial College's spinout activities, led the life science practice of UK venture capital manager MTI (who raised and managed a fund with The University of Manchester), and most recently was Director of Life Science Seed Funds at Cambridge University Enterprise. David holds degrees from King's College London, Oxford University, and Harvard University.
Dr Andy Richards
Congenica
Andy is an entrepreneur and investor with an established track record in founding and scaling up innovative Life-science, Biotechnology and Digital Health companies in the UK. He is currently Chairman of Congenica, Abcodia, Closed Loop Medicine, Arecor and the Babraham Research Campus and is a Director of Ieso Digital Health, Owlstone Medical, and Cancer Research Technology (the commercial board of CR-UK). He is an advisor to several investment funds, including Cambridge Innovation Capital and the UCL Technology Fund, and is Chair of the CRUK Seed Fund and a Director of the Scale-Up Institute.
Andy is a Cambridge Graduate with a PhD in Chemistry and an early career spanning positions with ICI (now AstraZeneca) and PA Technology. He was a founder and executive director of Chiroscience plc until its merger with Celltech in 1999 and since that time he has founded, invested in and helped to scale more than 30 innovative ventures including companies such as Vectura, Arakis, Cambridge Biotechnology Ltd and Geneservice. Andy is also a founder member of the Cambridge Angels.
Andy is passionate about science and the translation of science to do good for society. The Life-sciences and Healthcare sectors provide the perfect arena for translating science into technology that can help people around the world. He received a CBE for services to investment in life-sciences in 2015.
Rebecca Todd
Longwall Ventures
Rebecca began venture investing in 2006 while at Oxford Capital, where she took responsibility for the Oxford Gateway Funds' investments into healthcare and life science companies, and went on to become Director, Healthcare Ventures at Imperial Innovations (now part of IP Group). Her earlier career was as a marketing consultant to pharmaceutical and life science technology companies. Rebecca has a PhD in Genetics from Nottingham University and an MBA from Oxford University. She joined Longwall Ventures after a couple of years sabbatical break spent exploring South America in a VW camper van and focuses predominantly on medical technology opportunities.
Daria Donati
Global Director for Business Development and Innovation
GE Healthcare Life Sciences
Daria Donati is focused on driving innovation, bringing forward-looking technology into the everyday lives of GE Healthcare customers and employees by overseeing global collaborations, alliances and technology intake.
Daria's roots are in academia and public health. She has worked with the MIM-TDR (WHO) supporting capacity building in sub-Saharan Africa as International Liaison manager, leading global collaborations and funding management to support sustainable development projects in healthcare.
She has over 20 years of management and technology solution experience within biotech and biomanufacturing. She joined GE Healthcare in 2008, and has been in her current role since 2018.
She has led key endeavors within vaccine manufacturing solutions and biomanufacturing, developing biopharma manufacturing solutions, providing the tools to enable rapid response and increase access to life saving drugs.
Daria was instrumental in developing KUBio, the first off-the-shelf biomanufacturing facility, now used to enable production of precision medicines in 13 countries.
In 2017 Daria was named European Businesswoman of the Year 2017 in Life Sciences.
She has worked on public health and medicine development in Africa, Europe and North America. She earned a PhD as principal investigator working on malaria, infectious diseases, immunology and vaccines at Karolinka Institute, and a second in Biotech and Transplant Immunology from the University of Pisa.
Maucher Jenkins
Maucher Jenkins is a full service international IP firm. Our UK offices are located in London, Farnham, Edinburgh and Cambridge, and our international offices in Munich, Freiburg, Basel, Beijing, Shenzhen and Nanjing. As an Anglo-German firm, our ability to carry out UK and European patent and trade mark work will not be affected following Brexit.
Within Maucher Jenkins we have a thriving life sciences department. Our life sciences team is experienced in helping clients navigate the changing life sciences patent landscape to ensure the best protection for their technology. In addition to providing advice regarding patentability, drafting, filing and prosecuting patent applications, the team are skilled in monitoring competitors' patent portfolios and identifying potential strengths and weaknesses. They give opinions on freedom to operate, perform due diligence when clients are preparing to expand their business, and pursue those who are infringing our clients' intellectual property rights. They have particular experience in fields such as medical devices, microbiology, recombinant viruses, biochemistry, molecular biology, immunology, chemistry, industrial biotechnology, in vitro diagnostics, synthetic biology and flow cytometry.
Dr Fiona Kellas
Fiona is a UK and European Patent Attorney. Fiona graduated from the University of Glasgow with a degree in Biochemistry in 1998 and was awarded a PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Cambridge in 2003. During her PhD, Fiona carried out research in the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology and the MRC Mitochondrial Biology Unit in Cambridge. In addition to working in private practice, Fiona has experience of working in-house in the intellectual property department of an antibody technology company. Fiona has experience of drafting and prosecuting patent applications, preparing and filing design applications, as well as prior art and freedom to operate searching and assessment. Fiona has worked in a wide range of technologies. In particular, she has experience in the areas of biochemistry, antibody technology, industrial biotechnology, in vitro diagnostics, bioenergetics, synthetic biology and medical technologies and devices.
Dr Karolina Zapadka
Head of Babraham Accelerator
Babraham Research Campus
Karolina is a highly experienced biotech business developer, biophysical science consultant and physical chemist, who has been part of the Cambridge life science ecosystem for over nine years. She started her career as a scientist in protein therapeutics stability at Arecor before going on to do a PhD in Biophysics at the University of Cambridge (therapeutic areas: metabolic disorders & neurological diseases). She carried out her Postdoctoral work at MedImmune/AstraZeneca.
Karolina's interest in life science entrepreneurship motivated her to join the Oxbridge Biotech Roundtable in 2013 where she launched the OneStart competition. She then became a founding member, executive team member and Chief of Staff at the Global Innovation Forum in 2014. Here, Karolina launched the IMAGINE IF! Competition and co-ordinated the activities of 13 international branches, whilst also supporting various marketing and business development teams.
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Q: How can I dynamically query two date ranges with Retrofit? I have an Api URL. I share this item with you below. I have two things. The start and end time) How do I give these two items to the URL? So what do I have to do to find these readings in my URL? I'm gonna leave a piece of my code downstairs so you can help me out more easily. Thanks.
My URL:
report/?pageNumber=0&sortDirection=asc&startDate={startDate}&endDate={endDate}&pageSize=100

and Code Part:
@GET("report/?pageNumber=0&sortDirection=asc&startDate={startDate}&endDate={endDate}&pageSize=100")
Call<GetSalesListResponseDTO> getBetweenDatesSalesList(@Header("X-Auth-Token") String token);

A: If you're passing parameters into URL in GET, use @Query annotation instead of @Path
Updated code:
@GET("/api/v1/sales/report/?pageNumber=0&sortDirection=asc&pageSize=100")
Call<GetSalesListResponseDTO> getBetweenDatesSalesList(
            @Header("X-Auth-Token") String token,
            @Query("startDate") Long startDate, //This will append in url
            @Query("endDate") Long endDate);

You can also pass other parameters pageNumber, sortDirection, pageSize like this.
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Have you noticed your skin bruising easily, or even tearing like tissue paper? This is certainly an aesthetic issue, but it may also be frightening. We need to understand what is happening to our skin as it ages to better care for ourselves.
Our skin is our largest and most obvious organ. It is exposed to the environment every day with ultraviolet light, abrasion, sharp objects, biohazards, and the drying effect of wind. It has a marvelous ability to heal and repair itself throughout our lives.
Underneath our skin is a layer of fat tissue. Fat does a number of things for us. It stores energy. It acts as connective tissue that anchors your skin to the subcutaneous layers below. It insulates the body from radical changes in temperature in the environment. It gives shape to our bodies that is genetically determined and heavily influenced by hormones. It even acts as a cushion when you fall or bump a piece of furniture.
As we "mature," this fat layer gets thinner and may virtually disappear. This results in the skin even looking almost transparent sometimes and losing its resilience and resistance to stretching. It gets fragile and subject to tearing with shearing force. It will bruise easily because the loss of the fat layer exposes blood vessels to stretching and tearing as well. The slightest incidental trauma may produce many shades of red, blue, and purple under the skin. Many of my senior patients react in horror as they walk across the room and brush of forearm accidentally against a door facing or the edge of a sofa. Senior skin tears like wet toilet tissue in a jagged, frightening wound.
As much as 80 percent of people in the U.S. will experience a back problem at some time in their lives, according to the American Chiropractic Association.
It is one of the most common reasons for missed work and the second most common reason for visits to the doctor's office.
The #2 most prescribed drug is Crestor with 21.4 million active users representing $5.9 billion in sales. This is only one of the "statin" drugs that reduce cholesterol levels in the blood. As with all pharmaceuticals, there is potential danger associated with the use of the statin drugs. With so many people taking these drugs to reduce cholesterol, and thereby hopefully reduce the risk of heart disease, there are some things the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) wants you to know.
The most recent advisory is aimed at both consumers and health professionals. First, it is no longer considered necessary to monitor the liver enzymes (a blood study) because these lab tests have not been found to be effective in predicting or preventing the occurrences of serious liver injury associated with statin use. This does not suggest you will not have liver damage. It says the blood studies are not useful in predicting it.
Second, cognitive impairment, manifest as memory loss, forgetfulness, and confusion have been reported by some statin users. I know of someone who suddenly realized that though he recognized his wife and daughter, he had no idea where he was, what year or month it was, etc. He was hospitalized under suspicion of having a stroke. His memory returned in about 30 hours. No neurological abnormalities were evident, but he was a statin user.
I look for topics in current events, and sleep apnea is a recurring theme in the news nowadays. It is blamed for a long list of personal and societal problems. As research accumulates, it is being taken more seriously.
Sleep apnea is the term for a condition in which one either ceases breathing transiently or has very shallow breathing while asleep. These pauses may last anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes and may occur up to 30 times in an hour. It is frequently associated with loud snoring or choking sounds, so anyone trying to sleep around this person will also have sleep disturbances. Imagine for a moment how rested one would feel after wrestling all night just to breathe.
This condition often goes unrecognized because it does not have a blood test or x-ray that identifies it. Many times a patient does not realize they have the condition. The only know that their chronically fatigued and are falling asleep in the middle of the day. If a patient calls this to the attention of a healthcare provider who is listening, there will be some probing questions to establish a history that contains the fingerprints of sleep apnea.
Henry Ford once told consumers that they could have one of his cars in any color they wanted, as long as it was black. This week your car of whatever color is likely yellow.
Yes, the pollen is out. That yellow powdery evidence of botanical reproduction is pervasive and pesky. If you walk outside, your clothes will be painted with it. You will track it into your home on your shoes. It will sneak into the inner sanctum of your home on the fur of your beloved pets. It will find its way into your nose and sinuses where it will wreak havoc. It is the number two complaint of everyone I have seen today, second only to universal dissatisfaction with leading presidential candidates of both parties. Frankly, both complaints will make one cry.
Tens of millions of Americans will suffer allergic responses in the form of rhinitis (runny nose), laryngitis, bronchitis, sinusitis, or asthma. It will get worse before it gets better because the pollen count is not even at its peak yet. It is just beginning. As I write this, here in Griffin the primary offender is tree pollen, followed by ragweed, mold, and grass.
We are not the hardy species we were when pioneers crossed this continent on foot or on horseback without roads, compass, or Holiday Inn Express. Perhaps it is related to our diet, our nice cars and SUVs that keep us from walking, or the climate controlled environment in which we live. Whatever the cause, we are getting soft as a race. Even our bones are getting soft.
Ten million Americans have osteoporosis. 80% of these are women who suffer debilitating and life-threatening fractures. Even worse, the proportion of people with this condition continues to expand. Another 34 million have low bone mass and are headed to osteoporosis unless something changes. By 2025, the cost of osteoporosis – related fractures is estimated to be around $25.3 billion.
Reasons for the trend are still being researched. Instead of playing outside, many children today are sitting in front of televisions, computers, or other electronic toys, exercising only their fingers. Not too long ago I saw a three-year-old exhibiting blinding eye to hand coordination on an iPad. While this was a stunning display of accelerated development, I wondered if this child will ever go out and play soccer or ride a bicycle. Isn't that old-fashioned of me?


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