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• NotCo, the global food tech company with a first-of-its-kind patented AI technology named Giuseppe, today unveiled the Canadian launch of its first plant-based beverage for coffee, NotMilk™ Barista.
• Made from a unique chickpea and oat blend, NotMilk™ Barista provides customers with a plant-based alternative that's creamier and frothier for coffees and teas.
• "The feedback for NotMilk™ Barista has been off-the-charts positive with baristas raving about its creamy texture and frothing capability in hand-crafted coffee," said Andre Manuel, General Manager of NotCo Canada.
• The fourth NotCo product to launch in Canada, NotMilk™ Barista can soon be found in select grocers across Canada, including Save on Foods and Longos.

• Today, and for the past 15 years, I’m a full-time historian of chemistry.
• Every October, when the announcements are made of that year’s Nobel laureates, I examine the results as a chemist.
• And all too often, I share the same response as many of my fellow chemists: “Who are they?
• I am not suggesting that these Nobel laureates are undeserving – quite the opposite.
• What does this trend reveal about the Nobel Foundation and its award strategies in response to the growth of science?

A gradual evolution in the Nobel Prizes

• Several years ago, chemist-historian-applied mathematician Guillermo Restrepo and I collaborated to study the relationship of scientific discipline to the Nobel Prize.
• Each year, the Nobel Committee for chemistry studies the nominations and proposes the recipients of the Nobel Prize in chemistry to its parent organization, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, which ultimately selects the Nobel laureates in chemistry (and physics).
• We found a strong correlation between the disciplines of the members of the committee and the disciplines of the awardees themselves.
• Restrepo and I concluded: As go the expertise, interests and the disciplines of the committee members, so go the disciplines honored by the Nobel Prizes in chemistry.

Not letting labels be limiting

• And so, chemists do mind that the Nobel Prize in chemistry has morphed into the Nobel Prize in chemistry and the life sciences.
• Since the Nobel Prizes were first awarded in 1901, the community of scientists and the number of scientific disciplines have grown tremendously.
• Even chemistry as a discipline has grown dramatically, pushing outward its own scholarly boundaries, and chemistry’s achievements continue to be astounding.
• And there just are not enough Nobel Prizes to go around to all the deserving.

• The Company will present an update on its belapectin liver cirrhosis program during the Fibrosis and Inflammation session.
• The presentation, titled “Targeting Activated Macrophages to Improve Liver Cirrhosis: The Discovery and Clinical Translation of Belapectin,” will take place Wednesday, September 27, at 2:25 PM EDT and will be delivered by Dr. Pol F. Boudes, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of Galectin Therapeutics.
• Boudes commented: “The role of activated macrophages in the establishment and progression of liver cirrhosis is predominant1.
• These cells, when activated, invade the liver, and produce galectin-3, a pro-inflammatory and pro-fibrotic molecule.

• The excellent clinical results disclosed by Xuanzhu Biopharm at the ASCO annual meeting highlighted the development potential of birociclib.
• We have over 40 medical aesthetics products and over 50 innovative drugs, many of which have already entered the harvesting stage.
• Currently, Xuanzhu Biopharm has over 10 products approved to conduct clinical trials, and over 10 drug candidates in the preclinical development stage.
• For more information about Sihuan Pharmaceutical, please visit the Company's website at https://www.sihuanpharm.com/
  Source: Sihuan Pharmaceutical Holdings Group Ltd.