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Life sciences company GeniPhys adds president and CEO, and board chair WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — GeniPhys Inc., a life sciences company focused on developing and commercializing proprietary collagen material technology developed in Purdue University professor Sherry Harbin’s laboratory, announced Tuesday (May 4) that Andrew S. Eibling has been appointed president and CEO and that attorney R. Matthew Neff has been appointed as chairman of the board of directors. Eibling brings 35 years of leadership experience in the pharmaceutical, CRO and medtech space, focused on business and corporate dev...

WINNER: The prize draw cheque for Andy Kendal LAST week’s lucky winner of the Made in Bury Weekly £2,000 Draw was Andy Kendall from Nu Form Fire UK. This was the second win in eight months for Nu Form Fire as apprentice Tom Frankland walked away with the £2,000 last September. With Andy winning on Wednesday, it was another win to thank fantastic boss David for. In June 2020 Nu Form director David Carswell bought 20 tickets and allocated a ticket number to each member of his team. Nu-Form Fire UK, based on Manchester Road in Bury are the UK’s leading independent fire protection c...

Article content The city has lost another of its most memorable characters: Matthew Cope died Wednesday after falling into a coma last weekend. He was 74. Although born in England and endowed with his soft, endearing British accent, Cope spent his formative years in Montreal, involved in all aspects of the cultural scene here. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Brownstein: City has lost another original with the death of Matthew Cope Back to video Cope was the ultimate iconoclast. He was as sharp a skeptic as they come, with opinions on everythi...

Question to the parents who have sons and or daughters on active military duty or grandparents of the aforementioned kids, the medics (U.S..Army and U.S. Air Force) or hospital corpsmen

Ooh Roger Palmer Little Dot Studios co-founder Andy Taylor died of cancer last month, aged 50. He was a pioneer of the UK digital media scene, spearheading Channel 4’s shift to on-demand and became commercial director at All3Media. Here, his friend and former business partner Jason George pays tribute to him. Andy Taylor I first met Andy as a cherubic 19-year-old at Nottingham University in 1989. A passionate Oldham Athletic football fan, to hear the club’s ‘Ooh Roger Palmer’ chant echo round the campus corridors was to know he wasn’t too far away. Later, Ooh Roger was his Twitter h...