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Journal of Sensors and Sensor Systems An open-access peer-reviewed journal
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Electrical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) for biological analysis and food characterization: a review
Marco Grossi and Bruno Riccò
J. Sens. Sens. Syst., 6, 303–325, https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-6-303-2017,https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-6-303-2017, 2017 | 4,180 views
Electrical impedance spectroscopy, in which a sine-wave test voltage or current is applied to the sample under test to measure its impedance over a suitable frequency range, is a powerful technique to investigate the electrical properties of a large variety of materials. This paper presents an updated review of EIS main applications such as measure of bacterial concentration, analysis of human body composition and characterization of food products, as well as other non-biological applications.
Overview on conductometric solid-state gas dosimeters
I. Marr, A. Groß, and R. Moos
J. Sens. Sens. Syst., 3, 29–46, https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-3-29-2014,https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-3-29-2014, 2014 | 4,087 views
Sensing of gaseous malodors characteristic of landfills and waste treatment plants
B. Fabbri, S. Gherardi, A. Giberti, V. Guidi, and C. Malagù
Capacitive strain gauges on flexible polymer substrates for wireless, intelligent systems
R. Zeiser, T. Fellner, and J. Wilde
Mobile sensor platforms: categorisation and research applications in precision farming
C. W. Zecha, J. Link, and W. Claupein
A micro-capacitive pressure sensor design and modelling
Ali E. Kubba, Ahmed Hasson, Ammar I. Kubba, and Gregory Hall
J. Sens. Sens. Syst., 5, 95–112, https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-5-95-2016,https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-5-95-2016, 2016 | 3,538 views
This work presents a novel design of a low power high-temperature MEMS elliptical capacitive pressure sensor that can be utilized within wireless sensor systems, e.g. TPMS. Throughout numerical and analytical analysis, it was found that sensor sensitivity and temperature resistance could be increased if the diaphragm area has two symmetrical segments of chords parallel to the major axis removed, and if diaphragm deformation increases the separation distance between the sensing capacitor plates.
SmartGate – connecting wireless sensor nodes to the Internet
G. U. Gamm, S. Sester, and L. M. Reindl
Piezoelectric transceiver matching for multiple frequencies
A. Ens and L. M. Reindl
J. Sens. Sens. Syst., 4, 9–16, https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-4-9-2015,https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-4-9-2015, 2015 | 3,438 views
New ferromagnetic core shapes for induction sensors
C. Coillot, J. Moutoussamy, M. Boda, and P. Leroy
J. Sens. Sens. Syst., 3, 1–8, https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-3-1-2014,https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-3-1-2014, 2014 | 3,235 views
Selective detection of hazardous VOCs for indoor air quality applications using a virtual gas sensor array
M. Leidinger, T. Sauerwald, W. Reimringer, G. Ventura, and A. Schütze
An approach for detecting hazardous volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in ppb and sub-ppb concentrations is presented. Using metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) gas sensors in temperature cycled operation, VOCs in trace concentrations are successfully identified against a varying ethanol background of up to 2 ppm. For signal processing, linear discriminant analysis is applied to single sensor data and sensor fusion data. Integrated gas sensor systems using the same MOS sensors were characterized.
Sensors 4.0 – smart sensors and measurement technology enable Industry 4.0
Andreas Schütze, Nikolai Helwig, and Tizian Schneider
"Industrie 4.0" or the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) describe the current (r)evolution in industrial automation and control. This is fundamentally based on smart sensors, which generate data and allow further functionality from self-monitoring and self-configuration to condition monitoring of complex processes. The paper reviews the development of sensor technology over the last 2 centuries and highlights some of the potential that can be achieved with smart sensors and data analysis.
Simulative verification of a novel semi-active broadband energy harvester
K. Retan, A. Graf, and L. Reindl
Looking at the future of manufacturing metrology: roadmap document of the German VDI/VDE Society for Measurement and Automatic Control
J. Berthold and D. Imkamp
Validation and application of a cryogenic vacuum extraction system for soil and plant water extraction for isotope analysis
N. Orlowski, H.-G. Frede, N. Brüggemann, and L. Breuer
Challenges and trends in manufacturing measurement technology – the "Industrie 4.0" concept
Dietrich Imkamp, Jürgen Berthold, Michael Heizmann, Karin Kniel, Eberhard Manske, Martin Peterek, Robert Schmitt, Jochen Seidler, and Klaus-Dieter Sommer
Strategic considerations and publications dealing with the future of industrial production are significantly influenced these days by the concept of "Industrie 4.0". For this reason the field of measurement technology for industrial production must also tackle this concept when thinking about future trends and challenges in metrology.
Calibration of uncooled thermal infrared cameras
H. Budzier and G. Gerlach
Field evaluation of a low-cost indoor air quality monitor to quantify exposure to pollutants in residential environments
Alejandro Moreno-Rangel, Tim Sharpe, Filbert Musau, and Gráinne McGill
We compared the temperature, relative humidity, total volatile organic compounds, carbon dioxide equivalents, and fine particulate matter measurements from Foobot to highly accurate instruments. The results suggest that Foobot offers a relatively low-cost and straightforward solution for identifying high pollutant exposures with potential health risks and for providing data at high granularity. Foobot characteristics make it a useful tool to evaluate occupant pollutant exposure.
Precise temperature calibration for laser heat treatment
M. Seifert, K. Anhalt, C. Baltruschat, S. Bonss, and B. Brenner
Improvement of the sensitivity of a conductometric soot sensor by adding a conductive cover layer
P. Bartscherer and R. Moos
Effect of thermocouple time constant on sensing of temperature fluctuations in a fast reactor subassembly
P. Sharma, N. Murali, and T. Jayakumar
Detection of coatings within liquid-filled tubes and containers by mode conversion of leaky Lamb waves
M. Schmitt, K. Schmidt, S. Olfert, J. Rautenberg, G. Lindner, B. Henning, and L. M. Reindl
Figures of merit of thermoelectric and bolometric thermal radiation sensors
U. Dillner, E. Kessler, and H.-G. Meyer
On-board hybrid magnetometer of NASA CHARM-II rocket: principle, design and performances
C. Coillot, J. Moutoussamy, G. Chanteur, P. Robert, and F. Alves
Fabrication and characterization of a piezoresistive humidity sensor with a stress-free package
T. Waber, M. Sax, W. Pahl, S. Stufler, A. Leidl, M. Günther, and G. Feiertag
Shutter-less calibration of uncooled infrared cameras
A. Tempelhahn, H. Budzier, V. Krause, and G. Gerlach
Infrared cameras based on microbolometer focal plane arrays (FPAs) are the most widely used cameras in thermography. For acceptable measurement uncertainty values, the disturbing influences of changing ambient temperature have to be considered. We propose a TEC-less and shutter-less correction approach based on additional temperature measurements inside the IR camera. The effects on the pixel responsivity and offset voltage are considered separately.
Lab-on-Spoon – a 3-D integrated hand-held multi-sensor system for low-cost food quality, safety, and processing monitoring in assisted-living systems
A. König and K. Thongpull
A research activity in the context of ambient assisted-living and Internet of Things applications is presented. A new assistance system with an integrated, multi-sensor, low-cost, autonomous, smart spoon device, denoted as Lab-on-Spoon, has been conceived. The goal is to provide assistance for unskilled or challenged consumers by sensory context in ingredients and cooking results. Successful liquid ingredient recognition and quality assessment, i.e., rotting and contamination, was achieved.
IO-Link Wireless enhanced factory automation communication for Industry 4.0 applications
Ralf Heynicke, Dmytro Krush, Christoph Cammin, Gerd Scholl, Bernd Kaercher, Jochen Ritter, Pascal Gaggero, and Markus Rentschler
In the context of the Industry 4.0 initiative, Cyber-Physical Production Systems (CPPS) or Cyber Manufacturing Systems (CMS) can be characterized as advanced networked mechatronic production systems gaining their added value by interaction with the ambient Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). In this context IO-Link is one of the actual communication standards. This article presents IO-Link Wireless as the wireless extension to IO-Link.
Near-field wireless sensing of single and multiple open-ended micro coils
A. Yousaf, J. M. Boccard, F. A. Khan, and L. M. Reindl
Alternative strategy for manufacturing of all-solid-state reference electrodes for potentiometry
J. C. B. Fernandes and E. V. Heinke
All-solid-state reference electrodes were developed based on particles of graphite/silver/silver chloride synthesized by electroless deposition of metallic silver and silver chloride on graphite powder. These electrodes were not sensitive to abrasion, redox species, pH and high-pressure saturated steam, and were applied successfully in potentiometric cells to measure pH and potassium ions in a complex matrix by direct potentiometry and L-ascorbic acid by potentiometric titration.
Highly sensitive benzene detection with metal oxide semiconductor gas sensors – an inter-laboratory comparison
Tilman Sauerwald, Tobias Baur, Martin Leidinger, Wolfhard Reimringer, Laurent Spinelle, Michel Gerboles, Gertjan Kok, and Andreas Schütze
For detection of benzene, a multichannel gas sensor system was tested in two different laboratories at the concentration range from 0.5 ppb up to 10 ppb. A model is used to extract the channels and multilinear regression is done to compensate cross interference to other gases. Depending on the measurement conditions, the quantification accuracy is between ±0.2 ppb and ±2 ppb. Regression models for one laboratory were transferable between the labs under comparable measurement conditions.
Employing electro-mechanical analogies for co-resonantly coupled cantilever sensors
Julia Körner, Christopher F. Reiche, Bernd Büchner, Thomas Mühl, and Gerald Gerlach
The presented work gives insight into the behaviour of co-resonantly coupled oscillating cantilever beams by means of electro-mechanical analogies. An electric circuit model is analysed with various stages of complexity, and conclusions are drawn regarding the applicability of the co-resonant concept for sensors. Furthermore, this is validated by a comparison between the theoretical predictions and experimental data.
Compensation method in sensor technology: a system-based description
V. Schulz, G. Gerlach, and K. Röbenack
Joining technologies for a temperature-stable integration of a LTCC-based pressure sensor
J. Schilm, A. Goldberg, U. Partsch, W. Dürfeld, D. Arndt, A. Pönicke, and A. Michaelis
Highly sensitive capacitive pressure sensors for robotic applications based on carbon nanotubes and PDMS polymer nanocomposite
Rajarajan Ramalingame, Amoog Lakshmanan, Florian Müller, Ulrike Thomas, and Olfa Kanoun
Soft pressure sensors fabricated by means of carbon-based material and polymers have the potential to sense pressure starting from 2 g to 18 kg. Such pressure sensors also exhibit high sensitivity, high durability, easy integration and long-term stability. These sensors can be integrated into robotic parts like fingers and feet to monitor the grasping force and the gait of the robot respectively.
Novel method for the detection of short trace gas pulses with metal oxide semiconductor gas sensors
Tobias Baur, Caroline Schultealbert, Andreas Schütze, and Tilman Sauerwald
A novel method for the detection of short pulses of gas at very low concentrations is presented. Applying the method to a doped SnO2 detector, gas pulses down to a dosage of 1 ppb times seconds can be detected. The gas transport inside the detector is simulated using the finite element method (FEM) to optimize the gas transport and to keep response and recovery time as short as possible. With this approach, we have demonstrated a detection limit for ethanol below 47 fg.
High-speed camera-based measurement system for aeroacoustic investigations
Johannes Gürtler, Daniel Haufe, Anita Schulz, Friedrich Bake, Lars Enghardt, Jürgen Czarske, and Andreas Fischer
The interaction of sound and flow enables an efficient noise damping. Understanding this aeroacoustic damping phenomenon requires simultaneous measurement of flow and sound fields. Using a high-speed CMOS camera, two-component flow velocity measurements are performed in a three-dimensional region of interest. The sensor system can simultaneously capture sound and turbulent flow velocity oscillations. The presented measurements reveal that the sound energy is transferred into flow energy.
Embedded sensing: integrating sensors in 3-D printed structures
Alexander Dijkshoorn, Patrick Werkman, Marcel Welleweerd, Gerjan Wolterink, Bram Eijking, John Delamare, Remco Sanders, and Gijs J. M. Krijnen
Current additive manufacturing allows for the implementation of electrically integrated 3-D printed sensors. In this contribution various technologies, sensing principles and applications are discussed. We will give both an overview of some of the sensors presented in literature as well as some of our own work on recent 3-D printed sensors.
Near-field interrogation of SAW resonators on rotating machinery
J.-M. Boccard, P. Katus, R. Renevier, L. M. Reindl, and J.-M. Friedt
Ultrasound-based density determination via buffer rod techniques: a review
S. Hoche, M. A. Hussein, and T. Becker
Sensor information as a service – component of networked production
Robert H. Schmitt and Christoph Voigtmann
Metrology has a key position in networked, adaptive production, with the task of a holistic and valid assessment of the state of various production scenarios. Current trends and challenges for metrology in networked production, e.g., multi-sensor systems, model-based measurements, virtual measurement processes or the integration into adaptable production systems are described and the concept of sensor information as a service is presented as a key development for the flexible use of metrology.
Flexible piezoresistive sensor matrix based on a carbon nanotube PDMS composite for dynamic pressure distribution measurement
Rajarajan Ramalingame, Zheng Hu, Carina Gerlach, Dhivakar Rajendran, Tatiana Zubkova, Reinhard Baumann, and Olfa Kanoun
An advanced-material-based thin, flexible sensor mat has been synthesized to record and visualize both the position and pressure of applied load. Such a pressure measurement system bears great potential in human health monitoring applications like long-term patient monitoring mattresses or insoles for gait monitoring.
Thin film sensors for measuring small forces
F. Schmaljohann, D. Hagedorn, and F. Löffler
Granular metal–carbon nanocomposites as piezoresistive sensor films – Part 1: Experimental results and morphology
Günter Schultes, Hanna Schmid-Engel, Silvan Schwebke, and Ulf Werner
This research is about future sensor devices for force, pressure, and weight. The core of such sensors for mechanical quantities is a thin film that reacts to deformation. We are developing new sensor films with higher output. Different compositions of metal containing carbon films are examined. Most preferable and stable films contain nickel and carbon. The microscopic film morphology is uncovered. Electron tunneling between nanoparticles is responsible for the very sensitive reaction.
Multi-channel IR sensor system for determination of oil degradation
T. Bley, E. Pignanelli, and A. Schütze
Frequency response and self-noise of the MET hydrophone
Dmitry L. Zaitsev, Svetlana Y. Avdyukhina, Maksim A. Ryzhkov, Iliya Evseev, Egor V. Egorov, and Vadim M. Agafonov
An electrochemical hydrophone based on the principles of molecular electronic transfer (MET) is described. The paper presents theoretical and experimental results for the sensitivity and the level of self-noise determination for METH in the frequency range of 0.02–200 Hz, which determines the fields of acceptance of the devices being developed. An experimental model has been developed by using a force-balancing feedback. Different methods and techniques for its calibration have been developed.
Hydrogel-based piezoresistive sensor for the detection of ethanol
Jan Erfkamp, Margarita Guenther, and Gerald Gerlach
We describe a low-cost sensor for the detection of ethanol in alcoholic beverages. The reversible swelling of alcohol-sensitive hydrogels depends on the ethanol concentration. The resulting swelling pressure was detected via piezoresistive sensors. We have tested the swelling properties of the hydrogel (e.g. swelling kinetics, selectivity to other alcohols). Furthermore, the first sensor set-ups were tested and the reversibility of the hydrogel-based piezoresistive sensor was demonstrated.
Study of different magneto-optic materials for current sensing applications
Sarita Kumari and Sarbani Chakraborty
This article discusses the properties of different diamagnetic and paramagnetic materials for a basic current/magnetic field sensor system set up with different relative orientations of analyzers and polarizers. The paper analyzes a linearity range of different materials and their sensitivity for different wavelengths. Terbium doped glass, terbium gallium garnet, doped TGG and dense flint glass materials are used for analysis based on the Faraday rotation principle.
Encapsulation of implantable integrated MEMS pressure sensors using polyimide epoxy composite and atomic layer deposition
P. Gembaczka, M. Görtz, Y. Celik, A. Jupe, M. Stühlmeyer, A. Goehlich, H. Vogt, W. Mokwa, and M. Kraft
Development and characterisation of a new fluorescence sensor for online monitoring of bioprocesses
Jan C. König, Tobias Steinwedel, Dörte Solle, Patrick Lindner, Ingo de Vries, Thorleif Hentrop, Michael Findeis, Gernot T. John, Thomas Scheper, and Sascha Beutel
Fluorescence spectroscopy represents a very sensitive method, but fluorescence sensors are mainly used in academia and rarely in industrial processes. In this work, we present a newly developed functional model of an online fluorescence sensor. The sensor was miniaturised and constructed without any movable parts to detect important biologic fluorophores. Its performance was evaluated by calibration curves and selectivity tests and it was used for a biomass prediction of E. coli cultivations.
Metal ion binding and tolerance of bacteria cells in view of sensor applications
Jonas Jung, Anja Blüher, Mathias Lakatos, and Gianaurelio Cuniberti
We assessed the applicability of bacterial surface layer proteins of Lysinibacillus sphaericus JG-B53 and Sporosarcina ureae ATCC 13881 for the detection of metal ions in water. Based on the interactions of the cell components with metal complexes, two potential sensor systems, one colorimetric with functionalized gold nanoparticles and the other using a regenerative sensor layer, were developed. The systems' detection limits of YCl3 in water were 1.67 x 10−5 and 1 x 10−4 mol L−1, respectively.
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PURE PREPS: Northeastern High graduate Luke Braswell earns volleyball honor at Penn State
Penn State's Luke Braswell, a graduate of Northeastern High School, is named the EIVA Offensive Player of the Week.
PURE PREPS: Northeastern High graduate Luke Braswell earns volleyball honor at Penn State Penn State's Luke Braswell, a graduate of Northeastern High School, is named the EIVA Offensive Player of the Week. Check out this story on yorkdispatch.com: https://www.yorkdispatch.com/story/life/blogs/pure-preps/2018/01/16/pure-preps-northeastern-high-graduate-luke-braswell-earns-volleyball-honor-penn-state/1038597001/
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ELIJAH ARMOLD, 505-5406/@EADispatch Published 7:14 p.m. ET Jan. 16, 2018
Penn State redshirt sophomore Luke Braswell was named the Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Offensive Player of the Week.
The honor was announced by the conference Monday night.
Luke Braswell (Photo: PENN STATE ATHLETICS)
A product of the powerhouse Northeastern High School program, the 6-foot, 4-inch Braswell helped the No. 9 Nittany Lions to a 2-0 week by averaging 9.86 assists per set. Braswell started the week by dishing out 39 assists during a 3-1 victory against Mount Olive. He followed that effort with 30 more assists during a 3-0 sweep of Alderson Broaddus.
His assists helped the Lions to a .522 hitting percentage during the week, with Braswell adding four kills of his own along the way.
It marks the first EIVA Offensive Player of the Week honor for Braswell in 2018.
Next up for Penn State is a trip to Los Angeles to take part in the PAC-12/Big Ten Challenge, where the Nittany Lions will face UCLA and USC at Pauley Pavilion.
Pauley Pavilion is slated to be the site of the 2018 NCAA Men's Volleyball Championships in May.
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The Californian (47-9-1-KO39) returns on August 29 after nearly two years out when he takes on another former foe in Ricardo Mayorga - but he is already targeting clashes with Mayweather and Pacquiao, who he lost to on points in 2010 and 2011 respectively.
Mosley told BoxingScene.com: "My mindset is to beat all the guys that beat me. Obviously I can't beat Vernon Forrest. God bless the dead. There is Mayweather, there is Pacquiao and there is Winky (Wright) if he wants to come back and fight. There is Saul Alvarez Canelo and Miguel Cotto. They are all out there to fight.
Why do I get the old man's title when I probably look the youngest out of all of them? If people don't know me sometimes I still get carded. People think I look 25 or 26.
"I healed for two years and I feel great. People say I'm old but Bernard Hopkins is 50 and he's getting ready to fight. When I was 38, 39 I was considered old but Mayweather is 38 and Pacquiao is 38 or 37 and they aren't considered old.
"Why do I get the old man's title when I probably look the youngest out of all of them? If people don't know me sometimes I still get carded. People think I look 25 or 26.
"I love rematches. I want rematches with Cotto. If he wants the rematch let's do it. If Oscar De La Hoya wants the rematch let's do it. Right now there aren't any injuries - the Achilles, the groin. I am good.


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« Why 26 October is such a special day in the history of football, and of Arsenal (and the Royal Family)
League Cup: Arsenal – Reading 2-0, The Ox with a brace »
10 things we learned from Arsenal v Reading.
By Bulldog Drummond
Here are ten things that could be taken from last night's performance.
1: Jeff Reine-Adelaide is ready and could be the player we truly promote this season.
Mr Wenger said in the programme, and has been hinting as much by not letting him go on loan and by giving in a lot of bench time.
He was superb on the left, and could be the player who breaks through this season to keep up the one a season record. All that needs to happen now is for radio and TV journalists (who inevitably are way behind in such matters) learn how to pronounce his name.
But still, they have a lot to think about – like where the next drink is coming from.
2: Maitland-Niles is a super holding midfielder.
Mr Wenger's comment was aimed to keep the lid on everything and everyone's expectation, including Maitland-Niles' mum, when he said
'I felt Rob did well, Ainsley played some nice passes and Jeff had a good game too.' So maybe this year we will have two breakthrough players! Or three.
This is not to say Maitland-Niles is fully grown and ready to step up – different players manage it at different times, but he sure does have the skill. And he turned out 30 times for Ipswich last year, which shows that he is not the skin and bones some papers are suggesting. And he has 22 England caps at different age levels.
3: Giroud is back.
Olivier Giroud played for 25 minutes and nearly scored. One more appearance as a sub and he will be there. He nearly got a goal as well, as Habsi saved his headed ball and Moore cleared off the line. Which means we now have a centre forward to come on and change a game when we are faced with an eleven man defence and it is 0-0.
4: The Ox must not be allowed to go.
Injuries will come and even if he is not first choice at the moment he must continue at the club past this January. He has scored five goals this season which is not to be sneezed at, and we do need this quality of back up to win the league.
Speaking of the Ox Mr Wenger said, "Before, you felt he acted in front of goal like he didn't deserve to score. Now, he has added some belief to his finishing and we have hope that every time he has the ball, something can happen. He has worked a lot mentally to be really focused. He is not a young player any more. At 23, you become a player who is a finished article."
So we have both Theo and the Ox playing well. But there are plenty of games to come and there will be times when one fades or gets a knock or simply needs a rest from the relentless pressure. We really do need both of them.
Speaking of the two players together Mr Wenger said, "They are lifting each other." An interesting concept.
5: Mr Wenger has an alternative look.
There is the smart suit, the big keep-you-warm duvet thing, and now the casual look: trainers, tracksuit trousers and jacket. Always good to have a different outfit for each competition I think.
6: Martínez may be unlikely to get a game behind our two regulars but he is ready if needed.
He particularly made a double-save from Kelly and Samuel that earned his wages. Let's hope we can keep him.
7: Bitching about the opposition is never a very clever idea
While everything went smoothly for Arsenal, it was the usual bump with reality for Tottenham as Pochettino said that the Liverpool beach had double standards.
Liverpool started the moaning and whinging by complaining about various fouls carried out by the Tinies in the traditional Tottenham style. Poch then said Alexander-Arnold should have been sent off for a foul on Davies which happened much earlier.
"I think it was a bit strange that their whole bench started to complain about our actions when their full back, Arnold, should be sent off with the big tackle on Ben Davies," he pronounced. "It was strange when their bench started to complain with another bench. It is the referee's authority to say if it was a penalty or not or a foul of not. Maybe they were lucky to finish with 10 men."
What Poch needs to realise is that this is Liverpool! They do things different up there.
And that moaning never does anything to help.
8: The Press will always find the negative angle.
"21 shots for Arsenal, although they only hit the target with seven". Oh for goodness sake.
And no one wanted to admit just how many games that makes it unbeaten. It is 13 now, in case you were wondering.
9: Jenkinson is back and fit and a very solid addition to the squad.
Mr Wenger said, "It's fantastic to see Carl back. He did well and had no fitness problems at all, which shows that he prepared well." He is now 24 and has played 37 times for Arsenal and 52 times for State Aid United. Let's hope we can keep him and he gets games.
10: Holding must not be forgotten.
"I felt Rob did well," said Mr Wenger, but it was more than that. This young man is really, really good, and £2m transfer fee once again looks ludicrously small.
All in all not a bad night's collection of observations.
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16 comments to 10 things we learned from Arsenal v Reading.
Thanks for the summing up, Tony. Gives you a warm glow to hear all these nice things about our second string players. What a strong squad we have!
Let us hope that this team progress further and hopefully win some silverware this season , while some go on to play for the first team or at the very least in the FA Cup.
It was a good run out and great to see the Ox inspiring the team! We need him to be the Serge Gnabry. Ps does anyone have a article coming up on the recent AGM?
I wasn't at the AGM, Drake; but this year I understand from reports it was quite peaceful. The newspapers that covered it really had to work very hard to find their normal negativity. The Sun ran the headline saying Mr Wenger's future is in jeopardy but all the story contained was a note saying that the board would sit down with him at some time to consider his future. In other words, he stays as long as he wants and goes when he wants.
Peter Kenny
Another observation, Lucas' mobility was a positive for team and a threat to the opposition. I would also like to know the extent of his injury. He badly needs game time in order to realise return on investment and for his confidence as well.
SamuelAkinsolaAdebosin
I think Le Prof has correctly summed up what Alex Iwobi needed to add to his playing to have a balance to his game. Despite the fact that he's not yet at the finish article level, that notwithstanding, It's now left for Iwobi to do something positive about this shortcoming in his game as Le Prof has said, if he'll hope to keep his lucky regular starting spot in the 1st team which is strongly being contested for by the resurgent Oxlade Chamberlain who is able to play in 3 front positions in the team.
Our backup team did very well against Reading yesternight and I commend them for spanking the Royals 2-0 to qualify for the next round of the competition. However, save the Ox, I fault 3 of our starting front 4 for fluffing their lines. 4 goals were on the cards for us to put past Reading without any reply by them. But because of this lines fluffing by Lucas, Iwobi & Adelaide, we can only thank Oxlade for coming to our rescue. Otherwise, the 2nd tier Reading team might have taken the game to extra-time and even possibly to a shoot out.
I wouldn't like to speculate much on who amongst Rob Holding, Renie-Adelaide & Maitland-Niles will break into the senior team this season. But I think Rod Holding has already broken through into it despite he's still in the Under 21 team. He has already played a couple of games in the PL as a starter for Arsenal this season. And that should be a breakthrough by him to the senior team I would imagine. So the contest for a breakthrough to the senior team this season should be between Niles and Adelaide to trash it out. Right? Let's wait to see who le Prof will give his node to between them.
HenryB
Excellent analysis, Tony, thank you. And it chimes with my own view in all details.
Good comment at 11:14 SamuealAA – very well put and I too look forward to a very good season and hopefully a winning one with the players you mention.
Samad Sayyed
I hope I am not being greedy, but I just want Arsenal to win the league cup, and the FA cup and the Premier league and the Champions league. I really think we have the quality and the depth in the squad to do so! Just need a rub of the green!
Nice one, Samad!
markyb
Three of the four would be noce
OT: Former Gunner trivia
Podolski scored a hat trick!
I think Giroud would like to get one this season.
In reading followup on the game, one notices that Reading has "their medja". Their medja is writing articles from a Reading (FC) point of view.
One article says that they gave the game to Arsenal. Another article says that Arsenal were makeshift, and there to be had.
Swansea is another team that has "their medja".
There is a blurb about Akpom, which may or may not be true.
It seems he has hurt his back (again?), and will be out a couple of months.
Someone mentioned good play from Martinez in goal. And the fact he has 2 players in front of him. Goal is going to be problematic, because the position has significantly more longevity than outfield.
Cech, Ospina, Szczesny, Martinez, Macey, Keto, (others). We could soon be int he position to field a startin XI, entirely composed of goalkeepers. Bound to be one of the tallest average height teams one could think of.
I attended last night with my daughter, son and two grandsons and we all enjoyed the match. It was great being able to buy five tickets together in the West Stand online at bargain prices and good to see so many youngsters there enjoying themselves. The only downside was that at kick off many were unable to get in as it was so congested and putting the start back fifteen minutes might have been a good idea.
The team played well and I thought Martinez and Holding were very competent but a bit concerned with errors from Gabriel. Pleased for the Ox getting the goals and with the substitute appearance of Giroud who gives the attack other options.
The stadium always looks beautiful and although I loved Highbury I love the Emirates too.
Next round is Arsenal versus Southampton
Robido
Good thought provoking article. Nice to see we now have a base from which to continue to develop.
kwzariel
lucas looks to be very composed in his passing,he finds players with good passes.once he adapts i think he is going to be very good 4 the team(bench)


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Barbara Wertheim Tuchman (January 30, 1912 – February 6, 1989) was an American self-trained historian and author. She became best known for "The Guns of August", a history of the prelude and first month of World War I.
As an author, Tuchman focused on producing popular history. Her clear, dramatic storytelling covered topics as diverse as the 14th century and World War I, and sold millions of copies.
Tuchman was the author of books that aspired to be more popular than the established classics of the field. "Inventing the Middle Ages" by Norman Cantor, a history of medieval historians, describes her work in context.
Tuchman was the daughter of the banker Maurice Wertheim and granddaughter of Henry Morgenthau Sr., Woodrow Wilson's Ambassador to Turkey. She received her BA from Radcliffe College in 1933. She married Lester R. Tuchman, a physician, in 1939; they had three daughters.
From 1934 to 1935 she worked as a research assistant at the Institute of Pacific Relations in New York and Tokyo, and then began a career as a journalist before turning to books. Tuchman was the editorial assistant of "The Nation" and an American correspondent of the "New Statesman" in London, with Far East News Desk and Office of War Information (1934-45).
Tuchman was a trustee of Radcliffe College and a lecturer at Harvard University, University of California, and the U.S. Naval War College.
Tuchman's Law
The fact of being reported multiplies the apparent extent of any deplorable development by five- to tenfold.Disaster is rarely as pervasive as it seems from recorded accounts. The fact of being on the record makes it appear continuous and ubiquitous whereas it is more likely to have been sporadic both in time and place. Besides, persistence of the normal is usually greater than the effect of the disturbance, as we know from our own times. After absorbing the news of today, one expects to face a world consisting entirely of strikes, crimes, power failures, broken water mains, stalled trains, school shutdowns, muggers, drug addicts, neo-Nazis, and rapists. The fact is that one can come home in the evening, on a lucky day, without having encountered more than one or two of these phenomena.Tuchman, Barbara "A Distant Mirror: The Calamitous 14th Century" Alfred A. Knopf New York 1978 ISBN 0394400267]
She twice won the Pulitzer Prize for General Non-Fiction, first for "The Guns of August" and again for "Stilwell and the American Experience in China".
Partial List of Works
* "The Lost British Policy": Britain and Spain since 1700. A book about British policy in Spain and the western Mediterranean, 1938.
* "Bible and Sword: England and Palestine from the Bronze Age to Balfour": a book about English involvement in Palestine over the centuries, 1956.
* "The Zimmermann Telegram": The Zimmermann telegram in early 1917 was a key incident involving Germany and Mexico that helped provoke the USA into entering World War I, 1958
* "The Guns of August" details the military decisions and actions that occurred leading up to and during the first month of World War I. The book that established her reputation. John F. Kennedy advised the ExComm to read this book during the 13 days of the Cuban Missile Crisis. 1962
* "The Proud Tower: A Portrait of the World Before the War, 1890-1914". Covers the hesitant rise of U.S. imperialism, anarchist assassinations, socialism and communism and the devolution of the 19th century order in Europe and North America. 1966
* "Stilwell and the American Experience in China": a biography of Joseph Stilwell, 1970.
* "Notes from China, a Trip to China, 1972.
* "A Distant Mirror: The Calamitous Fourteenth Century", a comparison and contrast between 14th century and modern Europe. 1978
* "Practicing History": Selected essays on historical writing, political ambition, and the importance of reading history. Original essays published between 1935 and 1981. Book published 1981.
* "": A meditation on the historical recurrence of governments pursuing policies evidently contrary to their own interests. Focuses on Troy, the Renaissance Popes provoking Protestantism, the British losing their American colonies, and the United States loss in Vietnam. 1984
* "The First Salute": A View of the American Revolution. 1988 (The title "The First Salute" refers to the famous Sint Eustatius "flag incident" of 16. Nov. 1778.)
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Honest but hopeful movies for a range of ages are in theaters at the end of October. They give a break and relief from the fear and evil which is especially prevalent during this season. Top redemptive family pick, Indivisible (PG-13), for young teens through adults, opens this week. Others in box office order include the following: Incredibles 2 (PG), for older children through adults; Christopher Robin (PG) for all ages; Unbroken, Path to Redemption (PG-13), appropriate for older children through adults; and God Bless the Broken Road (PG), suitable for older children through adults.
Indivisible is based on a true and honest story of Army chaplain Darren Turner during the Iraq War. When Darren is deployed to Iraq for fifteen months, his wife Heather cares for their three young children, home, and other military moms. During his overseas tour, Darren counsels and supports soldiers in Iraq; but when he returns home, he has been changed by the horrors and stresses of war, and suffers from the same emotional issues and marital problems as the veterans he counseled. He and his wife fight to save their marriage and family. Indivisible has universal themes of brokenness, forgiveness, and redemption.
Incredibles 2 is a sequel to Pixar and Disney's classic animated movie, The Incredibles, in which the family protects civilians when a supervillain hypnotizes them to harm them. Incredibles 2 is another fun, exciting, family superhero movie with humor, heart, and overall moral value (there are a few inappropriate words). It is a movie for the whole family with themes of challenges of parenthood and family life; making good moral and courageous choices; and overcoming screen addictions and harm.
Christopher Robin continues as a top pick movie for all ages. Winnie-the-Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, Kanga, Roo, Rabbit, and Owl make their first appearances in a live-action film as charming three-dimensional characters. In this delightful, heartwarming movie, the grown-up Christopher Robin, who as a boy has encountered many adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood with his merry band of lovable stuffed animals, has now lost his way. Christopher has become an overworked husband and father who is missing out on family events because of a demanding boss. To the rescue, Christopher's childhood friends come into his grown-up world to help Christopher Robin remember and reclaim the world of the loving and playful boy who is still inside him. Because of the efforts of Winnie-the-Pooh and company, Christopher Robin, begins to see things from a fresh perspective and comes up with a plan to save his company as well as his job. He also rediscovers the joys of family life, the value of friendship, and remembers to appreciate the simple pleasures in life once again.
Director Marc Forster believes this story has never been more relevant. "I think it's something we desperately need in the world," he says. "We could all use a little bit of Pooh's heart and wisdom right now….The simpler things in life are, indeed, often those that make us the happiest. And in Christopher Robin, we see a man who has lost sight of that which tethered him to humanity in broad strokes, and who is reminded of his better self through reconnecting to his childhood, his own imagination, and to a love of wonder. Pooh say, "There's always time for a smackeral of wonder." See my interview for this delightful movie.
Unbroken, Path to Redemption begins where Angelina Jolie's 2014 movie Unbroken ends. It presents Olympic athlete Louis Zamperini's intense struggles and journey in finding faith and a relationship with Jesus Christ when he returns to the U.S. This is a heart-grabbing movie with good production values and a strong ending. After Zamperini's return from imprisonment in Japan during World War II, he struggles with symptoms of PTSD that lead him to alcoholism, but he finds faith in the Christ and transforming victory over intense struggles. The movie is dedicated to late Billy Graham, portrayed by his grandson, Will Graham.
God Bless the Broken Road tells the timely, inspirational story of a young mother who loses her husband in Afghanistan and struggles to raise their young daughter without him. The film focuses on many significant topics: surviving grief and loss; the importance of the support of family and friends; the camaraderie of soldiers; the bedrock of faith and more. The movie honors the sacrifices of soldiers and families in the United States Military.
This honest but hopeful movie features the following: Harold Cronk as director (God's Not Dead, God's Not Dead 2); actors Lindsay Pulsipher (True Blood, The Hatfields & McCoys), Makenzie Moss (Steve Jobs), Andrew Walker (Date with Love, Steel Toes), Kim Delaney (Army Wives, NYPD Blue), Robin Givens (Riverdale), Gary Grubbs (The X Files, The Astronaut's Wife), Arthur Cartwright (Do You Believe, Gran Torino), LaDainian "LT" Tomlinson (NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame, NFL Network Analyst), Madeline Carroll (Flipped, I Can Only Imagine), and Jordin Sparks (Sparkle, Left Behind).
In this engaging movie a devout, loving, young mother struggles to do the best she can on the home front in the wake of her husband's death. This is an uplifting film for the whole family. It tells the heartfelt story of a young widowed mother who, in the wake of losing her husband finds the strength and courage to love and believe again. See my interview for this inspiring movie.
Although dates can change, here is what is known about the "what and when" of some of the most promising redemptive and family movies due in theaters this year: The Nutcracker and The Four Realms,11/2; The Grinch, 11/9; A Hobbit, A Wardrobe, and a Great War, 11/11; An Instant Family, 11/16; Wreck-It-Ralph, 11/21; Mary Poppins Returns, 12/21; Walking with Herb, 12/30, and more.
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What we see and think about becomes a part of us and affects our mental, physical, and spiritual health. It is important that we make good choices in movies and media for ourselves and for those in our care. With some careful research, it is possible to find good movies that enhance our well-being that are entertaining while also inspiring, uplifting, and edifying, as they show the good consequences of good actions and the bad consequences of bad actions.
Top family and redemptive picks at the end of October include: Indivisible (PG-13), for young teens through adults; Incredibles 2 (PG), for older children through adults; Christopher Robin (PG) for all ages; Unbroken, Path to Redemption (PG-13), appropriate for older children through adults; and God Bless the Broken Road (PG), suitable for older children through adults.
Uniquely, each week Sonoma Christian Home publishes the top picks for the best choices in movies in theaters for all ages that are not only entertaining but edifying with quality production elements. Sonoma Christian Home also provides valuable reviews and substantive interviews for these top picks in family-friendly and edifying movies.
Please continue to search for and support the best movies for your friends and families. Be aware that the titles and trailer of some movies may make some movies look family-friendly when they are not. Buyer beware!
The best is yet to come when we continue to support the ongoing reformation in content and renaissance in artistry in media and movies. As audiences continue to see good family and redemptive movies in theaters, keeping them at the top of the box office, more good movies like them are being made. Watch for many top picks this year of redemptive movies that continue to improve in the ongoing renaissance of artistry and reformation of content in movies. Remember that consumers can facilitate the success and wide global distribution of good redemptive movies.
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Apple Releases New iOS Upgrade - Will it Fix Wi-Fi and Battery Problems?
The frustration continues for iPhone customers who said their devices haven't worked properly since installing Apple's iOS update.
Kelly Shermer said her iPhone 4S has had a dull battery and no access to Wi-Fi since she upgraded the device.
"I upgraded over the Wi-Fi and about an hour later, my phone was starting to freeze on apps," said Shermer.
For the past few months, she and her husband, Mike, have tried everything to fix her phone, she said.
They've shut off her apps to preserve her phone's battery and upgraded the device to iOS 7.0.4 after it was released on Nov. 14, but nothing's worked.
"It was just very, very frustrating, and it didn't seem like there was any way to fix it," said Shermer.
She isn't alone. Apple's message boards feature complaints from people reporting the same Wi-Fi or battery problems since upgrading their phones. Some were hoping that iOS 7.0.4 would address those issues, but it hasn't. Lon Seidman, tech expert and writer for CTNewsJunkie, said it might be a while before those customers get answers.
"Apple is never transparent about their update process. They fix it and then they tell you after the fact that they fixed it. They don't really tell you when it's going to be fixed," said Seidman.
Apple hasn't released a statement addressing the issues its customers have been reporting. The company also hasn't returned any phone calls from the NBC Connecticut Troubleshooters. However, Apple does have advice for customers who can't access Wi-Fi.
Customers are told to turn the airplane mode off, then reset their phone's network settings by going to Settings, General, Reset, then hitting Reset Network Settings.
"It kind of re-boots the whole network process on the phone and it forgets all of its Wi-Fi access points. You have to program them all back in," explained Seidman.
That process has worked for some iPhone users, but not all. Mike Shermer said he tried resetting his wife's phone to no avail. He said he took the phone to an Apple store, but was told by an employee that the problem was not IOS, but his phone's antenna. Mike Shermer was also advised to replace his phone.
"Why should I have to pay for a phone that's broken, only because I installed software on it? That's Apple software," he said.
Apple is currently beta testing 7.1 with developers, but it's unclear if the software will address the issues some customers said they've been experiencing with their phones.
"I've got kids at home and I work in [Massachusetts], so they don't generally call my work, they call my phone. I need to be able to get a hold of people when I'm at work," said Kelly Shermer.
She said all the issues with her phone have convinced her to buy another one.
"I got tired of it. I said, I'm just going to wash my hands of Apple," Kelly Shermer said.
If these Wi-Fi and battery problems persist, the question is whether other Apple customers will follow Kelly Shermer's lead and switch to a different smartphone.


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Com si fos ahir es una serie de sobremesa que se emite en la televisión autonómica catalana TV3. Su primer capítulo se estrenó el lunes 11 de septiembre de 2017 en horario de prime time (a las 22:35h). A partir del capítulo 2 se emite diariamente, de lunes a viernes, a las 15:50h.

La serie se diseñó con el objetivo de que fuese estrenada la temporada 2016/2017, pero debido a la mala situación económica por la que pasaba TV3, su fecha de estrenó se retrasó un año, obligando así a alargar una temporada más a la serie que sustituye: La Riera.

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Personajes principales
 Marc Cartes como Andreu.
 Alicia González Laà como Eva.
 Eduard Farelo como Miquel.
 Àurea Màrquez como Gemma.
 Sílvia Bel como Marta.
 Montse Germán como Sílvia.
 Andrés Herrera como Jordi.
 Jordi Rico como Quim.

Personajes secundarios
 Elena Gadel como Noe.
 Roger Coma como Ivan.
 Ángela Cervantes como Anna.
 Enric Auquer como Eloi.
 Cristina Genebat como Helena.
 Olalla Moreno como Cati.
 Marc Martínez como Cesc.
 Biel Montoro como Manel.
 Manel Barceló como Vicenç.
 Miquel Gelabert como Armando.
 Marco H. Medina como Marc.
 Josep Julien como Marcos.
 Santi Ricart como Pep.
 Berta Castañé como Julia.
 Bernat Quintana como Valentí.
 María Rodríguez como Sandra.

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Temporada 1
 Inicio: 11 de septiembre de 2017
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issues and concerns on philippine aquatic resources
trailer Environmental concern for the agricultural resource base has been heightened starting in the 1990s due to such factors as the inappropriate use of modern farm techniques, deforestation, conversion of prime agricultural lands, cultivation of marginal upland areas, and depletion of fishery resources. 0000001172 00000 n The people with the least access to safe water are spending the most to get it. 2 I PROPOSED WATER RESOURCES POLICY OF THE PHILIPPINES National Hydraulic Research Center, University of the Philippines Engineering … On July 12, a UN arbitration tribunal is expected to issue a ruling on one of these disputes – the maritime case filed by the Philippines against China before the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague – on whether the Philippines' rights to its EEZ under UNCLOS were violated by China. 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issues and concerns on philippine aquatic resources 29 grudnia 2020


So apparently the world is ending tomorrow? I'm just hearing about this now; really short notice compared to all the coverage Harold Camping got in May and August 2011.
Some alleged 'researcher' named David Meade has been saying on September 23rd some constellation will appear over Jerusalem and then a planet called Nibiru will collide with Earth. His proof is that tomorrow is 33 days after the total solar eclipse and "Jesus lived for 33 years. The name Elohim, which is the name of God to the Jews, was mentioned 33 times [in the Bible]. It's a very biblically significant, numerologically significant number. I'm talking astronomy. I'm talking the Bible ... and merging the two."
Now that the date is upon us he has 'clarified' his prediction and said tomorrow is not immediately the apocalypse, but it is when the prophesies in Revelation will happen and launch a series of catastrophes that I guess start the beginning of the end. "The world is not ending, but the world as we know it is ending. A major part of the world will not be the same the beginning of October."
It seems awfully convenient to predict a series of catastrophes beginning in the middle of an already-violent hurricane season. How long has he been predicting this?
It was nice knowing you guys. Talk to you again never, I suppose.
We seem to still be here, but there are still a few hours left in a few time zones.
My AC died again. Does that count as a soft start to the apocalypse?
I too thought this was suspect timing, but his book was apparently published in 2016 so he's not just capitalizing on these hurricanes he's been at this a while. It's just the media coverage that's picked up suddenly since the day is now here.
After Nibiru collided with Earth (which I don't think ended up happening, unless I somehow missed it) a series of great catastrophies kicks off until on October 15th we enter a seven year Tribulation. Somewhere along the way the Rapture might happen; he seems noncommittal on that part.
are we realy doing this again?
You'll find me where fantasy meets reality.
Don't you know we have to go through this every year until the true end of the world? Psh.
It's almost like a holiday by now. Maybe it should become a national thing and schools get off. That would be fun.
Nibiru is here (I guess he forgot about the part where it was supposed to smash into the Earth and it's just floating around instead, it's interesting no one anywhere has noticed a giant new planet in the sky) but it turns out that didn't actually cause the end of things it just marks the end coming soon or something. We're now looking for not an apocalypse, but the Second Coming and Rapture, which will happen sometime between May and the end of the year. I wonder why he can't give a day anymore and just has a seven month window.
I'm glad it didn't happen, because I was out taking a road trip, and my ride broke down like a month later and I never would have gotten it fixed if I didn't have a shop to take it to.
I just can't believe this same guy is still at this and thinks anyone would give him any amount of credibility. He's worse than Harold Camping was! At least Camping had a story and stuck to it. He changed the date once when the first came and went, but his claim of what was going to happen was consistent.
But this guy is all over the place. Not only changing the dates, a ton of times, but fundamentally changing his story of what even is supposed to be happening.
September 23 will be the end of the world, everything will be destroyed by the arrival of Nibiru.
A few days before Sep 23: This isn't actually going to be the end, it's the start of a series of catastrophies. "A major part of the world will not be the same the beginning of October."
After Sep 23: Nibiru is here, but the catastrophies don't actually start just yet, October 15th will begin a seven year Tribulation of disasters. The Rapture will possibly occur sometime during this, then it's the end.
A few months later: Nevermind about the Tribulation, April 23rd will be the end of the world, everything will be destroyed by some catastrophic event.
A few days before Apr 23: Nothing will actually happen this week, it will be later, and when it does happen it's not actually going to be the end, it's the start of a series of events like before but with a different order than originally announced.
Now: The Rapture is happening between next month and the end of the year, then a seven year Tribulation begins. But after this Christ establishes a 1,000 year reign of peace. "So the world isn't ending anytime soon - in our lifetimes, anyway."
why don't they give up at this point?
I do belive that Jesus is coming back soon but if I disbelieve in guessing the date.


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Orgenesis Announces Collaboration Agreement with Columbia University to Develop Cellular Vaccination Product Platform for Pancreatic, Hepatic and Cholangiocarcinoma Cancers
GERMANTOWN, Md., April 22, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Orgenesis Inc. (NASDAQ: ORGS), a developer of advanced cell therapies, manufacturer and service provider, today announced that it has entered into an agreement with Columbia University, by which it will fund research to develop a cellular vaccination product platform, which it has licensed from Columbia University, for pancreatic, hepatic and cholangiocarcinoma cancers. Orgenesis will receive exclusive license on the technology developed at Columbia University under the research agreement.
This patented and innovative dual-vaccine design utilizes whole cancer cells as a comprehensive source of antigens and the patient's dendritic cells and macrophages to present the cancer antigens to the immune system. It differs from similar approaches, which use dendritic cells pulsed with individual tumor-associated antigens or peptides. When individual tumor antigens are selected for targeting cancer cells it leaves a significant possibility that cancer cells will mutate and thus evade the immune system response. Conversely, targeting the entire repertoire of tumor cell antigens leaves little or no possibility for cancer cells to escape the immune system response.
Vered Caplan, CEO of Orgenesis, stated, "We believe a tumor cell-based vaccine offers a promising approach to boost the immune system and direct it against cancer cells. Columbia University has created a patented dual-vaccine that uses whole cancer cells as a source of antigens and the patient's own immune cells. This novel approach is based on two essential facts from cancer immunology: (i) dendritic cells and macrophages are very potent antigen-presenting cells that activate T-cell response to tumors; and (ii) whole cancer cells are one of the most powerful sources of various tumor-associated antigens. There are very little treatment options for pancreatic, hepatic and cholangiocarcinoma cancers and this vaccine is promising because it complements the immune response and has a broad appeal because of the ease of administration and lack of significant side effects. Moreover, this technology can serve in the future as a platform to treat many types of solid tumors."
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Orgenesis is a biotechnology company specializing in the development, manufacturing and provision of technologies and services in the cell and gene therapy industry. The Company operates through two platforms: (i) a point-of-care ("POCare") cell therapy platform ("PT") and (ii) a Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization ("CDMO") platform conducted through its subsidiary, Masthercell Global. Through its PT business, the Company's aim is to further the development of Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products ("ATMPs") through collaborations and in-licensing with other pre-clinical and clinical-stage biopharmaceutical companies and research and healthcare institutes to bring such ATMPs to patients. The Company out-licenses these ATMPs through regional partners to whom it also provides regulatory, pre-clinical and training services to support their activity in order to reach patients in a POCare hospital setting. Through the Company's CDMO platform, it is focused on providing contract manufacturing and development services for biopharmaceutical companies. The CDMO platform operates through Masthercell Global, which currently consists of MaSTherCell in Belgium, Atvio in Israel and subsidiaries in South Korea and in the United States, each having unique know-how and expertise for manufacturing in a multitude of cell types. Additional information is available at: www.orgenesis.com.
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