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James Chappell

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The luxury hospitality industry has long converged on a standard formula: enclosed villa privacy, climate-controlled interiors, and a predictable stack of high-end amenities, but what if luxury was defined by what is missing, rather than what is added?.

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By James Chappell
| 4Hoteliers
Our latest case study explores Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape—a 16-key open-air retreat in Bali that challenges every conventional assumption about resort underwriting. Built with a “No Walls, No Doors” philosophy, it is a masterclass in how site specificity and community integration create a competitive moat that cannot be easily replicated. The Performance Paradox While some might view open-air design as a constraint, Buahan’s performance data tells a different story.
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Establishing an RNA Sensor with High Sensitivity and Dynamic Range Utilizing a Signal Amplifier Platform Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Carlos Llanos, James Chappell, Laura Segatori
| ACS Publications
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! The ability to precisely regulate therapeutic payload expression in a cell-state-specific manner is a critical requirement for achieving targeted interventions. Unlike conventional strategies that broadly activate therapeutic programs across diverse cell populations, cell-state-specific systems are programmed to target cells exhibiting defined molecular signatures.
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Cross-order detection of bacteriophage transduction in microbial communities using RNA barcoding

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By Zachary W LaTurner, Matthew J Dysart, Samuel Schwartz, Elizabeth Zeng, James Chappell, Jonathan Silberg, Lauren B. Stadler
| Nature
Abstract Bacteriophages (phages) facilitate gene transfer and microbial evolution in all ecosystems and have applications as tools for engineering microbiomes and as antimicrobials. Historic efforts to map phage hosts, such as plaque assays, are limited to cultured bacteria, are low throughput, and are hard to apply in microbial communities and environmentally-relevant contexts.
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