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Andrew Alliance

Andrew Alliance is a Swiss-based company that develops, products, and sells products and services in life sciences and laboratory automation.
==Products==
The primary product is a cloud-deployable software solution known as "OneLab", along with a an ecosystem of connected devices..
Connected devices are programmed and controlled via OneLab software through an Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection based on an Internet of things architecture.
==History==
Andrew Alliance was founded in 2011 in Geneva, Swizerland.
In January 2020, Waters Corporation acquired Andrew Alliance
==See also==
* Laboratory Equipment
* Liquid handling robot
* Electronic pipettes
* Waters Corporation
Category:Companies of Switzerland
Category:Companies established in 2011
Category:Life sciences industry
Andrew Amoros

Andrew Amoros (born September 4, 1991) is an American television producer, and member of the Television Academy, who is best known for his work on the Daytime Emmy Awards winning talk-shows The Ellen DeGeneres Show and The Kelly Clarkson Show, as well as the Emmy® nominated digital series #Momsplaining with Kristen Bell, a digital series that on its own has garnered notoriety from USA Today, Today (American TV program), People (magazine), E! News|E! News and more.
Before working in television, he got his start working on broadcast commercials for Dole Food Company and IHOP. He then transitioned into working on theatrical trailers with clients inclusive of Warner Bros. Pictures, Sony Pictures and STX Entertainment. During this time, the 17th Annual Golden Trailer Awards honored him with the Best Comedy Award for his work on Warner Brothers Pictures Keanu (film) trailer, "Take It." 
In 2018, he shifted into television to work on The Ellen DeGeneres Show alongside Ellen Digital Ventures and has remained in television since. As of September 2021, he accepted a producing role on season 3 of The Kelly Clarkson Show.
== Awards and Nominations ==
Complete list of professional awards listed below.
=== Critics' Choice Real TV Awards ===
Year	Category 	Nominated Work 	Result 	Ref.
2021	Best Short Form Series	Lady Parts with Sarah Hyland	Nominated	
=== Webby Awards ===
Year	Category 	Nominated Work 	Result 	Ref.
2021	People's Voice - Video - Comedy: Longform	Momsplaining with Kristen Bell	Won 	
2021	Video - Comedy: Longform 	Momsplaining with Kristen Bell	Nominated	
=== Golden Trailer Awards ===
Year	Category 	Nominated Work	Result	Ref.
2016	Best Comedy	Keanu 	Won 	
Category:1991 births
Category:American television producers 
Category:People from Worcester, Massachusetts
Andrew Armstrong (American football)

Andrew Armstrong (born October 31, 2000) is an American football wide receiver for the Arkansas Razorbacks. He previously played for the Texas A&M–Commerce Lions.
==Early life and high school==
Armstrong grew up in Dallas, Texas and attended Bishop Dunne Catholic School. In his high school career, Armstrong completed 33 receptions for 453 yards and eight touchdowns. He was an unranked wide receiver recruit and committed to Texas A&M–Commerce.
==College career==
===Texas A&M–Commerce===
Armstrong did not appear in any games during his true freshman season in 2019 and received a redshirt. The season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. During the 2021 season, Armstrong played in 10 games and finished the season with having caught 15 passes for 297 yards and 3 touchdowns averaging 29.7 yards per game. During the 2022 season, he played in 11 games and finished the season with caught 62 passes for 1,020 yards and 13 touchdowns averaging 92.7 receiving yards per game. He was then named to the HERO Sports Sophomore All-America team.
On November 22, 2022, Armstrong announced that he would be entering the transfer portal. On December 11, 2022, he announced that he would be transferring to Arkansas Razorbacks football|Arkansas.
===Arkansas===
During the 2023 season, in the Week 2 game against Kent State, he finished the game with four catches for 21 yards and two scores. During the team's game against Florida, Armstrong suffered through a scary injury after hitting his head on the ground while trying to make a catch against a opposing defender. After that play, he laid motionless on the ground for a few moments having trainers helping him before being able to get up by himself and giving a thumbs up to the crowd. Armstrong has been leading the team in receiving yards with 724, which is more than double of the next-highest player. He played in and started 11 games throughout the season and finished the season with 52 caught passes for 724 yards and four touchdowns averaging 65.7 yards per game.
Category:2000 births
Category:Living people
Category:American football wide receivers
Category:Texas A&M–Commerce Lions football players
Category:Arkansas Razorbacks football players
Category:Players of American football from Dallas
Andrew B Greytak

Andrew B Greytak is an American Professor of Chemistry. Currently, he is working as an Associate Professor of Chemistry at the University of South Carolina. Through his research, he tries to understand the underlying properties of semiconductor nanostructures and how these properties can be modified by controlling the chemistry at their surface.
== Education and Career ==
Andrew Greytak completed his Bachelor of Science (S.B.) degree in Chemistry from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2000. Later he earned his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 2006. Dr. Greytak then conducted his postdoctoral studies at MIT from 2006 to 2010. 
In 2010, Dr. Greytak was appointed Assistant Professor of Chemistry at the University of South Carolina. In 2018, he was promoted to Associate Professor.
== Greytak Research Group ==
Dr. Greytak started his own research group at the Chemistry and Biochemistry department at the University of South Carolina in 2010. Since the beginning, his research group, named Greytak Group, is trying to develop new synthetic strategies for fluorescent semiconductor nanocrystals, called quantum dots (QDs).
Photoluminescent Quantum dot often display very different optical and electronic properties than their native bulk crystals due to their characteristic smaller size. When the size of these semiconducting nanocrystals gets less than 10 nm in diameter, their optical properties start to change dramatically due to quantum confinement effect. As the size of the QDs work as a function of confinement energy, both the absorption and fluorescence emission of the QDs can be tuned by changing their size and shape during their synthesis.
Greytak group’s primary focus is to understand and control the underlying chemical and physical properties of these semiconducting nanocrystals at their surface by tuning their size and shape during synthesis. The group develops different types of synthetic methods and purification strategies for QDs that that allows progressively precise and sophisticated control over the physical and chemical properties of QDs. Such controlling power let the group to develop high performance QDs that can be used to make advance solar cells, wearable devices, in biomedical applications of nanocrystal-based imaging and therapeutic agents.
== Group Members ==
There are a number of graduate and undergraduate students work in Dr. Greytak's group. Here a list of current students as well as alumni from Greytak's group given below:
=== Current Group Members ===
==== Graduate Students ====
John Dunlap
Fiaz Ahmed
Sakiru Abiodun
Nuwanthaka Jayaweera
Jennii Burrell
Abdulla Shaker
Md Moinul Islam
=== Alumni from Greytak Group ===
Mathew Kelle
Natakarn Phromsiri
Garrett Harbin
Hanna Altpeter
Megan Gee
Preecha Kittikhunnatham
Cole Love-Baker
Raeven Flake
Bobby Barker
Abigail Loszko
Stephen Roberts
Pravin Paudel
Yi Shen
Rui Tan
Colin M. Johnson
Paolo A. Milan
Sanaz Haji Hosseinzadeh
Aaron A. Cameron
Anthony Cortese
Benjamin Gilbert
Christopher Pinion
Category:American professors
Andrew Brenza

Andrew Brenza (born 1976, in Mt. Kisco, NY) is an American experimental and visual poet. He is the author of the collections Gossamer Lib, Album, in Concrete, Alphabeticon & Other Poems, Automatic Souls, Spool, and Smear. His work has also appeared in numerous journals including Diagram, Five: 2: One, the Beloit Poetry Journal, The Cortland Review, and the Café Review, among others. Reviews of his work can be found in Entropy MagazineBentley, Scott. "Motherboard: On Andrew Brenza's Automatic Souls." Entropy. Retrieved August 16, 2021., Spam ZinePowers, Dan. "(REVIEW) Automatic Souls, by Andrew Brenza." Spam Zine. Retrieved August 16, 2021., NōD MagazineVilu, Ethan. "Andrew Brenza’s “Automatic Souls”: a review." NōD Magazine. Retrieved August 16, 2021. and American Microreviews4. Knittle, Davy. "Gossamer Lid by Andrew Brenza." American Microreviews. Retrieved August 16, 2021.. His work has been collected by several major institutions including the Museum of Modern Art, The Ohio State University and the School of The Art Institute of Chicago.
Interviews
* Andrew Brenza and Concrete Poetry: “Playing with the Material of Language," Infinity's Kitchen
* The art of writing #42 : Andrew Brenza, talking about strawberries all of the time
* An interview with Andrew Brenza, periodicities: a journal of poetry and poetics
Visual Poetry Collections
* Gossamer lid, Trembling Pillow Press, 2016
* Album, in Concrete, Alien Buddha Press, 2019
* Alpabeticon & Other Poems, RedFoxPress, 2020
* Automatic Souls, Timglaset Productions, 2020
* Spool, Unsolicited Press, 2021
* Smear, BlazeVOX Books, 2021
Visual Poetry Chapbooks
* 21 skies, Shirt Pocket Press, 2015 
* 8 constellations, Beard of Bees Press, 2017
* An excerpt from Alphabeticon, No press, 2018
* Waterlight, Simulacrum Press, 2018
* Bitter Almonds, Mown Grass, Shirt Pocket Press, 2018
* A Triptych of Andrews, The Blasted Tree, 2019
* Poems in C, Viktlösheten Press, 2020
* under a digital sky, Trainwreck Press, 2020
* Geometric Mantra, above/ground press, 2021
 
Category:1976 births
Category:People from Mount Kisco, New York
Category:American poets
Andrew Callaghan

Andrew Callaghan (born 1998) is an American alternative media journalist, writer, and media creator. He is best known for his role in the YouTube video series All Gas, No Brakes. His work typically explores various American counterculture events and perspectives, and is highly stylized with elements of Comedic journalism, Gonzo journalism|, and immersion journalism. 
== Early Life ==
Callaghan was born in Seattle, Washington in 1998, and later lived in Philadelphia. In his teens, Andrew was a rapper under the name Trek God"The Andrew Callaghan Interview (ALL GAS NO BRAKES)." YouTube, uploaded by Not Most People, 30 May 2020, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SW8kLYnlLHw&feature=youtu.be. Callaghan studied journalism at Loyola University New OrleansLoyola University New Orleans.
== Career ==
=== Early work ===
Callaghan was a contributing writer for the Loyola school newspaper The Maroon. 
From late 2018 to 2019, Callaghan was anchor and co-producer for his video series Quarter Confessions. Quarter Confessions published short videos on YouTube and Instagram that featured absurd, humorous, and shocking confessions from party-goers on Bourbon Street interviewed by Callaghan. 
In 2019, Callaghan published All Gas, No Brakes: A Hitchhiker's Diary, a memoir-zine recounting stories from a 70-day hitchhiking trip across America that he undertook two years prior at the age of 19. Callaghan's experiences meeting people on the fringes of society over the course of his hitchhiking trip helped inspire his YouTube video series All Gas, No Brakes.
=== All Gas, No Brakes ===
In August 2019, Callaghan started publishing videos for the series All Gas, No Brakes on Instagram and YouTube, supported by a partnership with Doing Things Media and crowd-funding on Patreon. All Gas, No Brakes is described as a comedy and gonzo journalism show, featuring Callaghan interviewing people at various fringe and counter-cultural events. Callahan's role as interviewer on All Gas, No Brakes is noted for his deadpan, "non-judgmental approach" that encourages interviewees to speak their mind, often resulting in interviewees saying shocking or bizarre things. 
In early 2020, Callaghan started an All Gas, No Brakes podcast, in response to travel restrictions stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. On the podcast, Callaghan interviews past subjects from All Gas, No Brakes over video chat. 
In May 2020, Doing Things Media and Abso Lutely Productions announced a development deal to produce All Gas, No Brakes for television, featuring Callaghan as the host and executive co-producer. Comedians and owners of Abso Lutely productions Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim have additionally joined Callaghan as executive co-producers of the television production.
== References ==
Category:American people
Category:American journalists
Category:1998 births
Andrew Charles Cooper

Andrew “Andy” Charles Marcel Cooper (born March 23, 1987) is an American lawyer, business executive, and author. He is the head of patent acquisition and a legal coordinator at Meta Platforms (formerly Facebook). Cooper is also the author of The Ethical Imperative: Leading with Conscious to Shape the Future of Business.
==Early life and education==
Born in Walterboro, South Carolina, to Andrew L. Cooper and Beatrice D. Cooper, Cooper was the youngest of two children. Cooper graduated from Beaufort High School as his class president. He then graduated with a bachelor of arts from The George Washington University and Emory University School of Law with a JD before beginning his legal and business career.
==Career==
Cooper began his career by joining The Coca-Cola Company as an intellectual property analyst in 2010 while studying at Emory University School of Law. After receiving his law degree, he joined the private law firm Shook Hardy & Bacon as a patent litigator in 2012. 
In 2018, Cooper became a lawyer at UPS Airlines and led as vice president of the combined legal, regulatory, and communications department through 2021. He also served on the General Counsel Board of Airlines for America and the Board of Cargo Airline Association, participating in the U.S. aviation policy during the pandemic of COVID-19. His legal team at UPS assisted Operation Warp Speed, which was the United States public-private partnership under the Trump administration to deliver over a billion vaccines in response to the global health crisis between 2020 and 2021.
Following United Parcel Service in 2021, Cooper joined Meta Platforms, where he has been serving as the head of patent acquisitions and a legal coordinator since.He has been a member of the board of directors of Allied Security Trust since 2022 and a member of the National Bar Association since 2012. In addition, Cooper has previously served as a visiting adjunct professor of business law at Saint Leo University in 2017.
==Publications==
Cooper published The Ethical Imperative: Leading with Conscious to Shape the Future of Business through John Wiley & Sons on August 15, 2024. The book was included in Stevo’s Business Book of the Week collection in 2024. He has also written articles for several magazines and journals, including Small Business Journal, UPS Longitudes, LAW360, Patent Copyright Trademark Journal, Bloomberg, and others.
==Awards and honors==
* Became a member of the Order of Barristers (2012)
* Named in the Hot List by Lawyers of Color (2013)
* Included in the Top 100 by The National Black Lawyers (2015)
* Listed among the 40 Under Forty by Emory Alumni Association (2017)
* Received Nation’s Best Award under Lawyers of Color by Kentucky Colonel (2019)
* Listed among the 40 Under Forty by Louisville Business First (2019)
* Included in the Marquis Who’s Who (2021)
* Received Lawyer of the Year Award from the National Bar Association (2021) 
==Patent==
* U.S. 10,586,201, Methods for Landing An Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (2020)
Category:1987 births
Category:American lawyers
Category:Business executives
Category:American people
Category:Author
Andrew Crowther Hurley

Andrew Crowther Hurley (1926-1988) was a quantum chemist and mathematician who was elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science in 1972.https://www.science.org.au/fellowship/fellows/biographical-memoirs/andrew-crowther-hurley-1926-1988 Biography of Andrew Hurleyhttps://www.eoas.info/biogs/P001456b.htm Encyclopedia of Australian Science
He was a student of the University of Melbourne and obtained First Class Honours B Sc in Theoretical Physics and theory of Statistics. He received his Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in 1947 and his Bachelor of Science in 1948.
He received his Master of Arts degree in March 1949 for his thesis 'Finite Rotation Groups and Crystal Classes in Four Dimensions', receiving First Class Honours and first place.
In 1950 he moved to Trinity College, Cambridge, where he studied for his PhD in theoretical physics under the supervision of Paul Dirac. After one term, he transferred to the Department of Theoretical Chemistry under the supervision of John Lennard-Jones, and also interacted with S. Francis Boys, George G. Hall and John Pople. He worked on Moffitt's method of atoms in molecules and 
introduced the method of 'intra-atomic correlation correction' using the rather poor computational facilities available, which limited the calculations to small molecules.
In 1953 he joined the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Chemical Physics Section, and remained there until his death in 1988. He was an expert on group theory and its uses in quantum chemistry.
In 1963, he wrote a monograph on the 'Electronic Theory of Small Molecules' for the series 'Theoretical Chemistry' published by Academic Press.
He was elected to the Fellowship of the Australian Academy of Science in 1972.
Category:1926 births
Category:1988 deaths
Category:Australian chemists
Category:Australian mathematicians
Andrew George Thomas

Dr Andrew G Thomas is a Welsh evolutionary psychologist and a senior lecturer at Swansea University, UK. His research focuses primarily on evolutionary explanations of human mating preferences and how they differ between sexes and cultures.
==Career and Academic Contributions==
Dr Thomas received his undergraduate degree in Psychology from Cardiff University, UK, and then a PhD from Swansea University, UK, where he subsequently started teaching and conducting research in evolutionary psychology and mating preferences in humans. He is currently a senior lecturer at Swansea University, and runs his own lab.
Among the most prominent pieces of Dr Thomas' work is "The Ape That Thought It Was A Peacock", an academic article where he and his colleagues critique the widely accepted males-compete/females-choose (MCFC) model as a primary sexual selection strategy in our evolutionary history. They argue that this model overemphasises the short-term mating strategy of males focusing on producing as many offspring as possible. Instead, they promote the Mutual mate choice (MMC) model, which describes the mate selection as being mutually discriminating between sexes and better accounts for the amount of involvement in child-rearing in males. Consequently, the perceived sex differences in mating are greatly reduced compared to the WCMC model.
Research of Dr Thomas also investigated topics such as the influence of past sexual experiences on perceived attractiveness or comparison of trait-desirability in long-term partners between Eastern and Western countries. Beyond these topics, his lab also produced pioneering research regarding incels (involuntary celibates), polygyny, and voyeurism.
Dr Thomas is a member of Human Behaviour and Evolution Society, European Human Behaviour and Evolution Association, a Chartered member of the British Psychological Society, and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He is also one of the founding members of Welsh Evolutionary Psychology Network (WEPN).
==Media presence==
Apart from his academic contributions, Dr Thomas is also known for his twitter page Darwin Does Dating, where he is sharing the latest research in his field. As an expert in evolutionary psychology and human mating, Dr Thomas was interviewed by The Guardian where he criticised the concept of a popular Netflix show Sexy Beasts, saying that it interferes with the evolved mate selection mechanisms and, as a consequence, causes the participants to make suboptimal mating choices. A subsequent article written by Dr Thomas was published in Psychology Today named "Animal Masks Probably Don't Make for Better Dating Decisions", further elaborating on the criticisms raised.
In addition to The Guardian, Dr Thomas' work also appeared in Time, The Daily Mail, The Sun, and he was a guest speaker in BBC's X-Ray, BBC Radio Wales. He was also the first Welsh guest featured on Modern Wisdom podcast.
Category:Welsh people
Category:Alumni of Cardiff University
Category:Alumni of Swansea University
Category:Evolutionary psychologists
Category:Lecturers
Andrew Goczkowski

Andrew Goczkowski is an American politician and the Mayor of Des Plaines, Illinois. Goczkowski assumed office in May of 2021 after serving a partial term as a city council Alderman. Prior to serving in elected office, Goczkowski worked as a senior aid for Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky.
== Personal life==
Goczkowski was born and raised in Des Plaines. He and his wife have two daughters. 
== Political career ==
Prior to serving in elected office, Goczkowski worked as staffer for the United States House of Representatives and served as an aide to Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky and in 2012 worked with local political figures such as Congressman Mike Quigley (politician) and Des Plaines Mayor Marty Moylan to improve the Chicago suburbs' access to O'Hare International Airport.
In Spring 2018 Goczkowski considered running for city council to succeed a term limited incumbent. Goczkowski eventually committed to running in the Spring 2019 election cycle and won a seat as a Des Plaines Alderman for the 8th ward.
In December 2020 Alderman Goczkowski filed to run for Mayor of Des Plaines as incumbent Mayor Matthew Bogusz was limited to two terms. Goczkowski's nominating petitions were challenged by opponent Mike Lake, a candidate who previously tried and failed numerous times to run for Mayor and Alderman. Lake and his attorney alleged that the signatories of the nominating forms that were filed were fraudulent. The local election board investigated Lake's claims and deemed them baseless. Goczkowski was permitted to stay on the ballot as there was no evidence of wrongdoing and noted his disappointment in his opponent. 
On April 6th, 2021, Alderman Goczkowski was elected Mayor of Des Plaines by a large margin. He was sworn into office in May of 2021. 
In Autumn of 2022 during his tenure as Mayor, Goczkowski collaborated with Illinois Governor J. B. Pritzker to provide food and housing for latin american migrants in Des Plaines following their exile from Texas by Governor Greg Abbott. 
Goczkowski is a Democratic Party (United States). 
Category:People from Des Plaines, Illinois
Category:American politicians
Category:Mayors