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Christine Evans-Pughe

Christine Evans-Pughe

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Freelance Writer, Compound Semiconductor

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Local Businesses, Pharmaceutical Topics, Science , Nutrition, Family , Kids

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Total articles 13

  • RNA splicing targets age-related diseases

    By Christine Evans-Pughe| Nature Verified Senisca in Exeter, UK, spun off from the University of Exeter Medical School, UK, in 2020. Accumulations of ‘senescent’ cells are a leading cause of age-related conditions, such as osteoarthritis, lung fibrosis and macular degeneration, that disable millions of people. These zombie cells stop multiplying, but refuse to die. Instead, they hang around secreting chemicals that inflame local tissues and turn neighbouring cells senescent too, worsening disease.

    By Christine Evans-Pughe · Nature

    May. 24, 2023

  • Accelerating drug development with 3D neural models

    By Christine Evans-Pughe| Nature Verified Neuron-D in Dresden, Germany, spun off from the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases in Göttingen and the Leibniz Institute for Polymer Research Dresden in 2019. More than 95% of drug candidates for neurological diseases fail to come to market. One reason is that early-phase drug-testing systems use 2D cell cultures that don’t reflect the complexity of the human brain and its diseases.

    By Christine Evans-Pughe · Nature

    May. 24, 2023

  • RNA splicing targets age-related diseases

    By Christine Evans-Pughe| Nature Verified Senisca in Exeter, UK, spun off from the University of Exeter Medical School, UK, in 2020. Accumulations of ‘senescent’ cells are a leading cause of age-related conditions, such as osteoarthritis, lung fibrosis and macular degeneration, that disable millions of people. These zombie cells stop multiplying, but refuse to die. Instead, they hang around secreting chemicals that inflame local tissues and turn neighbouring cells senescent too, worsening disease.

    By Christine Evans-Pughe · Nature

    May. 24, 2023

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Compound Semiconductor

Compound Semiconductor Magazine and the CS International Conference provide a specialized platform dedicated to compound semiconductor technologies, photonic integrated circuits, and power electronics. They offer industry professionals, researchers, and businesses access to valuable insights, trends, and networking opportunities. The magazine features news and analysis on advancements in technologies such as GaN, SiC, microLEDs, and ultra-wide bandgap materials. The conferences include the flagship CS International, which showcases expert presentations on various themes, and other events like PIC International and Power Electronics International, focusing on design, fabrication, and innovations in power devices. They also host the DCS and SDC Awards to honor excellence in the field. Scheduled events include CS International 2025 in Brussels and CS MANTECH 2025 in New Orleans, both offering technical sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities. The platform targets industry leaders, academia, and suppliers, fostering collaboration across the semiconductor sector.

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