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Matthew Jenkins to Appear on Kingdom Creators TV

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By Matthew Jenkins
| EIN News
FL, UNITED STATES, June 10, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Matthew Jenkins, founder of Haven Metabolic Wellness and a veteran with nearly two decades of experience in the sports nutrition and wellness industries, is set to appear on Kingdom Creators TV, where he will share insights on metabolic wellness, leadership, and sustainable personal transformation.
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Lumina Foundation announces 16 institutions selected to advance career-connected high-impact practices

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By Matthew Jenkins
| luminafoundation.org
Indianapolis—Lumina Foundation today announced the selection of 16 colleges and universities from across the United States to participate in From Campus to Career, a national initiative designed to scale career-connected high-impact practices (HIPs) and strengthen workforce outcomes for students.
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Pleomorphism in Wild‐Type and Engineered PP7 Virus‐Like Particles (Small 50/2025)

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By Parisa Keshavarz-Joud, Matthew Jenkins, Tahiti Dutta, Liangjun Zhao
| Wiley Online Library
Cryo-EM analysis of virus-like particles derived from the PP7 bacteriophage, differing only in the amino acids of a domain-linking peptide, shows a variety of structures in distributions that are sensitive to small differences in sequence. These results highlight the power of certain biomolecules to retain their self-assembling function while undergoing mutational change. More in article number 2506285, M.G. Finn, Mykhailo Kopylov, and co-workers.
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