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IONTOX is a biotechnology company founded in 2014 dedicated to providing expertise to the area of in vitro toxicology, with a mission to build improved methods for predicting human adverse effects from chemical exposure. From laboratories located in Kalamazoo, Michigan, IONTOX serves a global client base in the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, chemical, tobacco, and food additive industries.

In 2020, in collaboration with the Western Michigan University Homer Stryker MD School of Medicine, IONTOX laun…

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“We’ve appointed an external consultant who does all our fire safety” – is that all Boards need to do to be legally compliant on fire safety?

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By William Weightman, James Muller, Nick Peel
| Weightmans
Published on: 13 Aug 2026 Reading time: 6 minutes read There’s been a real emphasis in recent years on Board oversight of Health & Safety - setting the health & safety culture, proactively monitoring health & safety performance, and seeking to integrate health & safety consideration into all aspects of leadership and decision-making.
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LACHLAN MCGARGILL & JAMES MULLER

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By Lachlan McGargill, James Muller
| eventbrite.com
Overview Lachlan McGargill and James Muller meet onstage for the first time ever creating brand new musical conversations never before performed LACHLAN MCGARGILL & JAMES MULLER Join us for an exceptional jazz performance featuring internationally renowned guitarist James Muller alongside Lachlan McGargill. Experience their masterful musicianship live at HYMN Bar.
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Claremont Review of Books

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By Matthew Schmitz, Christopher Caldwell, James Muller
| Claremont Review of Books
Download Subscriber Only Subscribe When Robert Prevost took the name Leo XIV in May 2025, he announced the mission of his pontificate. The last pope to hold that name, Leo XIII, had responded to social disruption by formulating modern Catholic social teaching at the turn of the 20th century. In documents such as Rerum novarum, he applied the Church’s unchanging principles to novel conditions. Now, Leo XIV has taken up a similar task.
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