
John McDermott
Chief Africa Correspondent at The Economist
Chief Africa Correspondent for @TheEconomist
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2 weeks ago |
quotientsciences.com | John McDermott |John Mcdermott
While 3D screen printing is revolutionizing drug formulation with its precision and customization, John emphasizes the continued relevance of batch manufacturing. John also talks about the increasing industry focus towards rare and orphan diseases and highlights the importance of small, agile CDMOs and a balanced approach to technology adoption to meet the diverse demands of modern drug development.
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2 weeks ago |
quotientsciences.com | John McDermott |John Mcdermott
John explains how CRDMOs—by integrating the capabilities of CROs and CDMOs—streamline the drug development process, reduce handoffs, and accelerate timelines. He highlights Quotient Sciences’ Translational Pharmaceutics® platform, a pioneering approach that unifies formulation, manufacturing, and clinical testing into a seamless process.
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3 weeks ago |
vermontcatholic.org | John McDermott |John Mcdermott
06 Jun My dear family in Christ,This past week saw the beginning of the deconsecration and demolition of the former Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Burlington. I have to admit, this action, years in the planning, was a bit bittersweet.
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4 weeks ago |
aaii.com | John McDermott |John Mcdermott |Dana D'Auria
It may come as a surprise to those who have placed their nest eggs in an S&P 500 index fund, or an actively managed version thereof, that they are actually making a decision to exclude a significant portion of the equity universe. Academic theory, particularly William Sharpe’s capital asset prices study, suggests market-capitalization (cap) weighting is an appropriate starting point for the weight of any asset class in the portfolio, including small caps.
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1 month ago |
vermontcatholic.org | John McDermott |John Mcdermott
23 May My dear family in Christ,Last weekend in my Sunday homily at the Cathedral I noted that this is the time of the Easter season when the Church invites us to look forward towards the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. Rather than focusing solely on the Resurrection of Christ, we now anticipate the coming of the Paraclete and the “birthday” of the Church.
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It would be quite something if the US closed its embassy in South Sudan, less than 15 years after America midwifed the birth of Africa's newest country

Draft State Department memo proposes 10 embassies to be cut as part of budget cutting exercise, 7 of which are in Africa per @RobbieGramer. I have to imagine that countries like Eritrea and CAR would be happy to see the US leave. Either way, feels like its back to the 1990s. https://t.co/x7vIqdaNi8

"African leader discusses potential mineral deal"

#RDC #M23: Félix Tshisekedi évoque le deal qu’il propose aux américains 👇 https://t.co/zofmhqweEI

Strong 🧐 vibes among followers of the Great Lakes atm

Fascinating to see Kabila step out of the shadows and hear him speak. I don’t remember him doing a press conference like this for years. Certainly not since he stepped down in 2018, and even before that he’d mostly stopped doing these after the 2011 elections.