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1 month ago | 
esquire.com.au | Christopher Riley
I'M WRITING THIS as all good editors' letters are written: late, tipsy and thousands of miles in the air. I am on a flight to Bangkok and then London because, dear reader, I am going home. After 10 years living in Australia, it's finally time for my wife and me to pack up and return to the UK. Yes, we have made the brave, and somewhat inexplicable, decision to leave behind the sun and laidback lifestyle in search of incessant rain and warm beer.
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1 month ago | 
einnews.com | Christopher Riley
Blue Clay Health Appoints Andrew Livingston as Board Advisor, Strengthening Leadership in Digital Health Blue Clay Health, a pioneering healthcare technology company, today announced the appointment of Andrew Livingston as a Board Advisor.
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Thomas Odom |Christopher Riley |Jackie Benschop |Kate Hill
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
esquire.com.au | Christopher Riley
GROWING UP, WE had a tennis club down the street. It started out as your typical neighbourhood club, with a few courts in need of repair and a clubhouse roof that would leak when it rained. Then, over the years, with an ambitious manager at the helm, it transformed into one of the biggest clubs in the country, complete with its own gym, spa and performance centre known for creating a Grand Slam champion or two.
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Oct 20, 2024 | 
esquire.com.au | Christopher Riley
AND THAT'S A WRAP. Having made its Australian debut last year - the first time travelling outside of its native Austin - renowned music and ideas festival SXSW returned so Sydney for another week of performances, panels and keynotes. The festival is renowned for hosting some of the world's most dynamic thinkers, disruptors, and artists, while never failing to inspire the unexpected. This year was no exception.
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Aug 29, 2024 | 
circuitsassembly.com | Christopher Riley
A novel approach leverages ion exchange technology with continuous monitoring for superior tank management.
Aqueous cleaning operations in printed circuit board population require particular attention to water quality. Various soils – internal and external to the population processes – need to be removed to a very high degree to ensure trouble-free operation of the circuit board.
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Mar 21, 2024 | 
mdpi.com | Christopher Riley |Nichole R. Valdez |Ping Lu |Ryan Alcala
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Mar 21, 2024 | mdpi.com | Christopher Riley |Nichole R. Valdez |Ping Lu |Ryan Alcala
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
medcitynews.com | Christopher Riley
MedCity InfluencersAs key opinion leaders (KOLs), nurses can provide insights on unmet clinical needs, identify gaps in treatment options, and contribute to the development of better and more patient-centric solutions. Here are three core reasons why pharmaceutical companies should tap the power of nurses. Doctors are traditionally recognized as the sources of truth on clinical pathways and medical breakthroughs.
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Jan 11, 2024 | 
menshealth.com.au | Christopher Riley
JANUARY IS FAST approaching its half way point, bringing about the return to life as usual. Christmas decorations have long been packed away and the excuse to start making cocktails at 2pm is more a cry for help than it is festive spirit. But, it’s not all bad. Because as we cling desperately to our new year’s resolutions, January also means the return of the Australian Open, the number one event in Australia’s tennis calendar.
