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Raise Commercial Real Estate Welcomes Industry Veteran Michael McMillan as Senior Vice President of Brokerage

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Lundi, mai 6, 2024
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Raise, a modern real estate technology and brokerage firm, is pleased to welcome industry veteran Michael McMillan as Senior Vice President of Brokerage.

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  • Raise, a modern real estate technology and brokerage firm, is pleased to welcome industry veteran Michael McMillan as Senior Vice President of Brokerage.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240506716542/en/
    Michael McMillan joins Raise with an impressive track record in occupancy strategy and tenant solutions for multi-market portfolios.
  • With over two decades of experience in the real estate industry, Michael McMillan brings a wealth of expertise to his new role as Senior Vice President of Brokerage at Raise.
  • "Raise is revolutionizing the real estate landscape, and I am eager to contribute to its growth and success," said Michael McMillan.

 GE HealthCare’s growing list of medical institutions conducting human subject research studies with its novel photon counting CTi technology further expands with the addition of Stanford Medicine

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Lundi, octobre 9, 2023
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Altogether, it has the promise to be a substantial step forward for CT imaging that can potentially benefit millions of patients worldwide.

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  • Altogether, it has the promise to be a substantial step forward for CT imaging that can potentially benefit millions of patients worldwide.
  • Photon counting technology marks what is probably the most significant technological advancement in CT in more than a decade, and perhaps longer.”
    Stanford Medicine researchers will facilitate human subject research and produce technical feedback to test and help advance GE HealthCare’s photon counting CT technology with Deep Silicon.
  • From the first x-ray machines to the first silicon-based photon counting prototype, GE HealthCare is committed to pioneering next generation imaging technology.
  • GEiv researchers began studying photon counting CT in 1993 and developed the world’s first photon counting CT prototype using cadmium-based detectors in 2006.

Bay Area Bike to Work Day embraces the new hybrid work model

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Vendredi, mai 26, 2023
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Thursday, May 18's weather was perfect for biking, and thousands came out to participate in the Bay Area Bike to Work Day (BTWD), part of this year's Bay Area's Bike to Wherever Days.

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  • SAN FRANCISCO, May 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Thursday, May 18's weather was perfect for biking, and thousands came out to participate in the Bay Area Bike to Work Day (BTWD), part of this year's Bay Area's Bike to Wherever Days.
  • For the first time since 2019, all of the nine participating counties across the Bay Area – Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano and Sonoma – had energizer stations, parties, bike caravans and more to celebrate Bay Area Bike to Work Day 2023.
  • Riders who stopped by were heading to work, school, running errands or just out to share the day with other cyclists, and everyone was in a festive mood.
  • In addition to the thousands of riders across the Bay Area, MTC Commissioners, local politicians, and notables also participated in BTWD 2023.

Mispro to Expand Contract Vivarium Network to Palo Alto

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Jeudi, mai 18, 2023
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Innovative contract vivarium organization, Mispro, plans to expand its vivarium research labs network to Palo Alto’s prestigious Stanford Research Park.

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  • Innovative contract vivarium organization, Mispro, plans to expand its vivarium research labs network to Palo Alto’s prestigious Stanford Research Park.
  • Mispro's Palo Alto location, its second Bay Area facility alongside its South San Francisco site, offers researchers access to state-of-the-art infrastructure for preclinical drug development studies, including turnkey vivarium rental lab space and comprehensive animal care, veterinary, and regulatory compliance oversight services.
  • Along with office and lab space, companies need vivarium space to validate preclinical proof-of-concept data,” said Mispro CEO, Philippe Lamarre.
  • “Mispro’s expansion into Stanford Research Park will provide these companies with cutting-edge vivarium space options, including both shared and private environments.

Newsight Imaging to Present at Drive TLV Smart Mobility Events in Silicon Valley and Atlanta

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Mercredi, janvier 25, 2023
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Michal Cooper-Kozlovich, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Newsight, will attend and deliver company presentations to industry leaders along with other innovative Israeli mobility-related startups as part of the Drive TLV FastLane commercialization program.

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  • Michal Cooper-Kozlovich, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Newsight, will attend and deliver company presentations to industry leaders along with other innovative Israeli mobility-related startups as part of the Drive TLV FastLane commercialization program.
  • “We are looking forward to attending Drive TLV’s events in the U.S. and sharing our recent updates, partnerships and accomplishments with attendees,” said Cooper-Kozlovich.
  • DRIVE TLV partners with leaders in the automotive and mobility industry including Volvo, Honda, Goodyear, Hertz, Denso and others.
  • FastLane is a commercialization program for smart mobility startups offering selected companies the opportunity to share their innovations with DRIVE TLV’s corporate partners.

UC Santa Barbara and Sweetwater Union High School District Partner with Siembra

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Mercredi, mai 11, 2022
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"What Siembra has created is a dream to us. Historically, we've been forced to pay for the contact information name for juniors and seniors to expand our outreach efforts. We would have loved to contact students earlier in their high school years, but with our limited budget, we did not have the resources to do so. With Siembra, we can provide service to more families from one of our most desired locations. Our goal is to provide these students and parents with advising, encouragement, and a better understanding of university selection criteria that will benefit them in the college application process---wherever they choose to attend,” said Lisa Przekop, Director of Admissions at UC Santa Barbara.

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  • UC Santa Barbara and Sweetwater Union High School District have signed an agreement with Siembra Mobile Inc. to provide a virtual pathway to the UC system for high school students in San Diego County.
  • By virtually connecting over 50,000 student families in San Diego County to UC Santa Barbara, this new partnership will advance admissions reform.
  • UC Santa Barbara is a public land-grant research university in Santa Barbara, California, with 23,196 undergraduates and 2,983 graduate students enrolled in 2021-2022.
  • Sweetwater Union High School District is headquartered in Chula Vista, California.

Susan Meaney Joins CBRE Group, Inc. Board of Directors

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Lundi, mars 7, 2022
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CBRE Group, Inc. (NYSE:CBRE) today announced that Susan Meaney has joined the companys Board of Directors.

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  • CBRE Group, Inc. (NYSE:CBRE) today announced that Susan Meaney has joined the companys Board of Directors.
  • Ms. Meaney is an accomplished investor with a deep and varied background in real estate and real assets.
  • She also sits on the Board of Directors of the Hewlett Foundation and KREST (a KKR real estate fund).
  • Brandon Boze, CBREs Board Chair, said: Susan brings a real estate investor-operator mindset to our Board.

The Arc Institute Launches to Accelerate Scientific Breakthroughs in Complex Diseases in Collaboration with Stanford University, UCSF, and UC Berkeley

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Mercredi, décembre 15, 2021
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By bringing together scientists across many disciplines, Arc aims to enable new discoveries that ultimately improve human health.

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  • By bringing together scientists across many disciplines, Arc aims to enable new discoveries that ultimately improve human health.
  • Were delighted to be part of the Arc Institute collaboration.
  • To unlock their full potential, we are structuring the Institute around four core concepts built to enable high-risk, high-reward science.
  • Arc investigators may hold faculty positions at Stanford, UC Berkeley, and UCSF, and graduate students enrolled at these universities will be able to pursue their PhD studies at Arc labs.