Omega (AIM: ODX), the medical diagnostics company focused on CD4, infectious diseases and food intolerance testing, announces the appointment of Dr Simon Douglas as independent Non-Executive Chairman. Simon has been appointed to the Board with immediate effect, after a thorough search process that was conducted with the help of Snedden Campbell Ltd. Simon has also become a member of both the Audit Committee and the Remuneration Committee. Simon has 25 years of Board level experience at both early stage and public businesses within the Diagnostics, Life Science and BioPharma industries. Simon is currently Non-Executive Chairman at AIM listed Fusion Antibodies plc, having previously served as its Chief Executive Officer up until 2011. Simon is also Non-Executive Chairman of C-Major Medical, a private limited company. Simon holds a PhD in in-vivo Diagnostics and an MPhil in Immunology, both from the University of Southampton.
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Zainab Al-Jaishi thrives on the social connections she’s made on campus as a member of student council, in classes and in clubs.
But the 22-year-old, majoring in political science and social justice at King’s University College in London, has struggled with the isolation that came with the switch from in-person to online learning.
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Zainab Al-Jaishi thrives on the social connections she has made on campus as a member of student council, in classes and in clubs.
The 22-year-old, who is majoring in political science and social justice at King’s University College, has struggled with the isolation that came with the switch from in-person to online learning.
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‘Not having that human connection in person is definitely difficult,” said Al-Jaishi, vice-president of student affairs at the Western University affiliate college.
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