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Victoria Rees

Croydon, United Kingdom
As seen in: Genetic Literacy Project, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, European Pharmaceutical Review, Drug Target Review, International Security Journal, International Fire & Safety Journal, Security Journal UK, Security Journal Americas
Covers:  Drug discovery, drug target identification, R&D, pre-clinical trials

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Deputy Editor at Drug Target Review.

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Harper Chalice announces rebrand to Hirsch in UK

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By Victoria Rees
| Security Journal UK Verified
Harper Chalice has announced that it is combining product lines, brands and organisation with fellow Vitaprotech company Hirsch for its UK and export business activities. “The Harper Chalice name has a long and respected history within the perimeter intrusion market here in the UK,” said Adam O’Reilly, Managing Director of Hirsch in the UK. “Since our acquisition by Vitaprotech back in 2023 we have taken huge strides to develop the business both here in the UK and overseas.
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Proving competence in the FESS sector

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By Victoria Rees
| Security Journal UK Verified
SSAIB National Training Manager, Trevor Jenks, explores the standards for competence within the fire and security sector. The Building Safety Act 2022 and the subsequent amendments to Building Regulations 2023 were put in place for both individuals and organisations to prove their competence.
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Touchless access with face recognition

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By Victoria Rees
| Security Journal Americas
Jeremy Sneller, Managing Director, Salto Orion tells SJA about how the Salto Orion face recognition solution is shaping access. I’m Jeremy Sneller, and I’m one of the Founders of Touchbyte. Prior to my current role, I worked for a large Japanese organization, selling face recognition solutions for border control to local governments. A move to Cornwall prompted me to think about a new opportunity. Alongside my Co-Founder, we created TouchByte and started looking at applications for face recognition.
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