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Maggie Swift

London
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, Business of Home, Mountain Living, Light Now Blog

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Maggie Swift’s Biography

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I was born in Telford, Great Britain in 1989. I have a twin sister and younger brother. In 2007 I moved to London. Currently I work in a local flower shop - Send Flowers as an account manager. The talented florists from Send Flowers create floral arrangements for any occasion: birthday, Valentine's day, Mother's day, graduation or funeral.

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Where Lighting Specifiers Actually Find Products in 2026

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By Maggie Swift
| Light Now Blog
By Maggie Swift, CEO at Unframed Digital Lighting specifiers are no longer discovering products the way manufacturers expect them to. In 2026, architects, designers, and engineers are doing the majority of their product research independently – online, on demand, and often long before a trade show visit or a conversation with a sales representative takes place.
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Inversed, disproportionate contribution of fibrinogen to clot strength

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By Maggie Swift, Evan G. Pivalizza
| Wiley Online Library Verified
TRANSFUSION MEDICINE ILLUSTRATED Inversed, disproportionate contribution of fibrinogen to clot strength Maggie M. Swift, Maggie M. Swift Department of Anesthesiology, McGovern Medical School at UT Health, Houston, Texas, USA Search for more papers by this authorJeffrey H. Fair, Jeffrey H. Fair Department of Surgery, McGovern Medical School at UT Health, Houston, Texas, USA Search for more papers by this authorEvan G. Pivalizza, Corresponding Author Evan G.
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Researching Species Impact from Climate Change

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By Lane Scher, Maggie Swift
| today.duke.edu
Climate change is shifting weather patterns and landscapes, and forcing animals to adapt in ways that may not be sustainable. These videos show how Duke researchers Maggie Swift, Lane Scher and Nicki Cagle are trying to better understand how species respond to a changing environment. This story aligns with the Duke Climate Commitment, which unites the university’s education, research, operations and public service missions to address the climate crisis.
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