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Border control remains an obstacle to seamless travel

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By John Devlin 
| Airport World
The aviation industry likes to talk about seamless travel, but for many passengers, that promise still ends at the border, writes Valour Consultancy’s John Devlin. Even as airports continue to modernise check-in, security and boarding – often at different speeds and with varying degrees of success – a single friction point at immigration can undo hours of careful optimisation elsewhere in the journey. The uncomfortable truth is that the technology needed to transform border control already exists.
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Elucidating the relationship between affinity and potency in the performance of therapeutic IgE

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By Francesca Marano, Sadaf Hussain, Olivia Macleod, Shuang Wu, Oliver E Amin, Nikhil Faulkner, John Devlin , Liam Regan, Komal Soni, Rachel Johnson, Valerie E. Pye, Tim Wilson, Elizabeth Hardaker, Kevin Fitzgerald, James R. Birtley, Alexander Goodacre
| Nature
Abstract IgE antibodies exert strong immunostimulatory effects and their anti-tumour effectiveness is currently being assessed in clinical trials. The high affinity of IgE for FcεRI may result in the binding of exogenously delivered antibody to effector cells prior to antigen engagement, potentially leading to IgE being presented multivalently to cancer cells.
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Achievement and Moral Cowardice: Who Is the "Real Monster" in Frankenstein?

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By John Devlin 
| The Objective Standard
With Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein adaptation recently hitting movie theaters and streaming services, it’s worth revisiting Mary Shelley’s classic gothic novel (originally published in 1818 as Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus) and a persistent misunderstanding of the story’s meaning.[1] The idea that “man is the real monster” has long been a popular takeaway from the novel, as evidenced in countless published essays and public discussions about its cultural impact.
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