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ThinkCyte Broadens Advisory Board with the Appointments of Dr. Diether Recktenwald, Ph.D. and Dr. Bo Saxberg, M.D. Ph.D.

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Monday, January 23, 2023
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The appointments complement the strengths of ThinkCyte's existing advisory team and bring deep experiential insights into emerging flow cytometry markets, strategic product development, and clinical applications to ThinkCyte's SAB.

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  • The appointments complement the strengths of ThinkCyte's existing advisory team and bring deep experiential insights into emerging flow cytometry markets, strategic product development, and clinical applications to ThinkCyte's SAB.
  • "I was honored to join ThinkCyte's Advisory Board to contribute to their excellent team's approach and vision," said Dr. Recktenwald.
  • I look forward to working with the extremely accomplished team as a member of the Advisory Board to help bring this vision to reality."
  • Recktenwald and Saxberg join our SAB alongside a team of renowned interdisciplinary experts in technology and science," said Janette Phi, Chief Business Officer at ThinkCyte.

University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies Releases Whitepaper Comparing U.S. Health System to Italy’s Single Payer Model

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Thursday, April 21, 2022
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University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies announces the release of a whitepaper providing a closer look at the U.S. health system in comparison with Italys single payer health system in areas relating to cost and coverage, services and resources, and health outcomes to advance the debate on options for the American healthcare system: U.S. vs. Italys Single-Payer Health System: Enlarging the Perspective.

Key Points: 
  • University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies announces the release of a whitepaper providing a closer look at the U.S. health system in comparison with Italys single payer health system in areas relating to cost and coverage, services and resources, and health outcomes to advance the debate on options for the American healthcare system: U.S. vs. Italys Single-Payer Health System: Enlarging the Perspective.
  • The whitepaper, authored by Stephen Notaro, Ph.D., acknowledges wide discrepancies in the U.S. publics understanding and the health care providers perspectives on the merits of single payer types of health care systems and universal coverage.
  • While comparisons of the U.S. health care system are often made to the single payer Canadian health system and the National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom, fewer comparisons have been published on the high-ranking Italian health system, a single-payer system modeled after the NHS.
  • Notaro has 11 years of professional experience in health planning and health care consulting and 15 years of management experience.

$2 Million Gift to Create Engelberg Fellowships in Mathematical Sciences Honors a Mathematician's Exemplary Life and Gives Future Students a Chance

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Wednesday, October 27, 2021
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News of the gift was announced earlier today in an email message to the entire university community from Len Jessup, president of CGU.

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  • News of the gift was announced earlier today in an email message to the entire university community from Len Jessup, president of CGU.
  • Ora Engelberg Percus, who had served as an officer in the Israeli military, immigrated in 1960 to accept a fellowship offer from Columbia University.
  • Students who attend CGU's Institute of Mathematical Sciences display intellectual curiosity like Ora Engelberg Percus's in their efforts to find answers to real-world challenges.
  • "This gift will open doors to students to join one of the nation's premier mathematics research communities," said Jessup.