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Biologics and Biosimilars: Drug Discovery and Clinical Applications

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Dr. Xiaodong Feng received his Ph.D. training in Cellular and Molecular Physiology and PharmD training specialized in pharmacy education and clinical pharmacy practice. He started biomedical research career twenty years ago in the Wound Healing Center, School of Medicine at Stony Brook. After three

years of fellowship, he continued research and teaching as an Assistant Professor in Department of Dermatology, School of Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook for another 4 years. Currently he is teaching at California Northstate University College of Medicine as Professor of Pharma

cology and Oncology. He also has administrative role as University Vice President and Associate Dean for Student Affairs, Admissions and Outreach at California Northstate University College of Medicine. He has over twenty years of clinical and biomedical research experience in cancer, wound healing,

and cardiovascular diseases. He also practices as a clinical pharmacist and oncology pharmacy specialist. His current research interests include drug discovery for anti-angiogenesis therapy and tumor metastasis, and application of pharmacogenomics in patient care. Two US patents on strategies of an

ti-angiogenesis and cancer treatments have recently been issued for Dr. Feng. Personalizing pharmacotherapy using pharmacogenomics has always been his professional passion. He also edited a text book on clinical application of pharmacogenomics in therapeutics. He has been serving as editorial board

members and peer reviewers for several peer reviewed biomedical and pharmaceutical journals.Hong-Guang Xie, MD, PhD, earned his bachelor’s degree of medicine (MD equivalent), master’s degree of medicine, and doctoral degree of medicine (PhD equivalent) in 1984, 1989, and 1995, respectively, from Cen

tral South University Xiangya (formerly Xiang-Yale) School of Medicine, Changsha, Hunan, China, where he was promoted as a lecturer and associate professor of pharmacology in 1989, and 1995, respectively, and subsequently selected as a mentor of graduate students for master’s degree in pharmacology.

He was appointed as the first associate director of the Pharmacogenetics Research Institute (currently Institute of Clinical Pharmacology), Central South University, China, as the co-founder of that institute in 1997. As a recipient of the Merck Sharp and Dohme (MSD) International Clinical Pharmaco

logy Fellowship, Dr. Xie joined Vanderbilt University School of Medicine (Nashville, Tennessee, USA) as a research fellow (postdoc) in 1997 and a research instructor (faculty) in pharmacology in 2002. After that, he joined the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) Washington Center at Was

hington, DC, as staff (a research fellow) in 2008, and the US FDA in 2010 as an Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) fellow. In December 2011, Dr. Xie joined Nanjing Medical University (Nanjing, Jiangsu, China) as a full professor of pharmacology and a mentor of PhD students and was

appointed as chief of General Clinical Research Center (GCRC), Nanjing First Hospital. In 2014, Dr. Xie was awarded as a recipient of the Distinguished Medical Expert of Jiangsu Province, China. In 2015, he joined China Pharmaceutical University (Nanjing, China) jointly as a mentor of the PhD train

ing program for clinical pharmacy. Dr. Xie is active in the research field of basic and clinical pharmacology, with at least 140 articles (original, review, and commentary) published, many of which published in some leading journals worldwide, such as New England Journal of Medicine, Annual Review o

f Pharmacology & Toxicology, Advanced Drug Delivery Review, Pharmacology & Therapeutics, British Journal of Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, Biochemical Pharmacology, Journal of Thrombosis & Haemostasis, Drug Metabolism Review, Drug Metabolism and Disposition, and more. In additio

n, Dr. Xie has authored up to 10 chapters in books published by Annual Reviews, Springer, Wiley, ASM Press, and CRC Press abroad, as well as the People’s Medical Publishing House, Beijing, China, of which he served as a co-editor and associated editor for 2 books, respectively. Dr. Xie has served on

the editorial board of BMC Medical Genomics (associate editor), Pharmacogenomics, UK(2003 - 2011), American Journalof PharmacoGenomics (currently Molecular Diagnosis and Therapy), New Zealand, and Journalof Geriatric Cardiology, China. Dr. Xie has also been invited as a manuscript reviewer by over

40 biomedical and pharmacological journals published predominantly in the North America and Europe. Ashim Malhotra, Pharm.BS, MS, PhD, FAPE is a pharmacist, an NYU Grossman School of Medicine-trained and extramurally-funded molecular pharmacologist, and a pharmacy educator with over fifteen years o

f academic experience. He serves as Assistant Dean for Accreditation and Program Development, University Distinguished Teacher, and associate professor at the California Northstate University (CNU) College of Pharmacy (COP). He is Director of the CNU Institute of Teaching and Learning Excellence and

also directs the University’s interprofessional education and practice program. In these roles, he leads faculty development activities for CNU’s six colleges of Medicine, Pharmacy, Health Sciences, Psychology, Graduate Studies, and Dental Medicine. Malhotra earned a Bachelor of Pharmacy degree in

2000, and MS (2003), and PhD (2006) degrees specializing in molecular pharmacology from St. John’s University in New York City. He conducted postdoctoral work at the New York University (NYU) Grossman School of Medicine. Elected lifetime Fellow of the American Academy of Pharmacology Educators of th

e American Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics in 2020, his work has been recognized through institutional and national awards. Dr. Malhotra has a rich history of mentoring Pharm.D. and undergraduate students and postdoctoral fellows in bench and pedagogy research. For seven contin

uous years (2014-2021), work conducted by his students was recognized through national awards such as the 2021 and 2019 AACP Walmart Scholar, 2015-2018 American Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (ASPET) travel awards, 2017 First prize winner at the Dolores Shockley ASPET poster c

ompetition, among others. He has published over 44 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters, more than 80 conference abstracts, presented 32 invited national podium sessions, chaired an international conference in pancreatic cancer, edited two books, and garnered ＄374,000 in research funding

with an emphasis on mitochondrial pharmacology and also the scholarship of teaching and learning. He keeps Pacific Standard Time, enjoys the snowy Sierras, theatre, poetry, and reading. Catherine F. Yang, PhD, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Interim Dean, College of Medicine and Professor of Mo

lecular Pharmacology/Medicinal Chemistry/Biomedical Sciences. Dr. Yang received her Master and PhD from Tufts University followed by postdoctoral training in Molecular Pharmacology/Clinical Biochemistry from Harvard Medical School. Dr. Yang is a Professor of Molecular Pharmacology and Clinical Bioch

emistry at the Department of Basic Science of College of Medicine of California Northstate University (CNU). Before joining CNU in 2016, Dr. Yang was a Biochemistry & Pharmacology Professor at Rowan University and held a faculty appointment at its Cooper Medical School. She has also held research an

d faculty positions at Harvard Medical School, the American Health Foundation, Boston Biomedical Research Institute, Tokyo University of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Pennsylvania, and Zhejiang University of Technology. Dr. Yang has over 25 years of teaching experience in the areas of medici

nal chemistry, molecular pharmacology and clinical biochemistry. Dr. Yang’s research has made strong contributions in elucidating mechanisms of tumor progression, in the development of novel cancer drugs. and antibiotics. She has led research groups studying proteolytic regulatory mechanisms in the

advanced stages of prostate cancer, lung cancer, and leukemia. Her in-depth research on type 2 diabetic metabolic regulation led to a dual function diabetes drug patent. Dr. Yang’s immunological research resulted in an allergy vaccine development that is currently under clinical trials at affiliated

clinics. Dr. Yang has published more than 70 research papers, several biotechnology books, and is an inventor of 10 patented inventions. She has also secured numerous grants from the NIH, NSF, Research Corporation and New Jersey Health Foundation as well as funding from many pharmaceutical corporat

ions and health foundations. She serves on various review boards of federal, private and health foundation funding agencies.

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公司目的變革對董事會多元化的影響趨勢—以美國為中心

為了解決Walmart USA的問題，作者林鈺棋 這樣論述：

公司目的的論辯源遠流長，眾所周知者為1930年代兩位學者間的筆戰，時至今日，企業究竟應為何人經營一題仍莫衷一是，學者嘗試提出不同理論，有論者提出「股東利益優先」，有論者認為應行「企業社會責任」，更有論者提倡「利害關係人主義」。商業界態度似乎較為一致，縱商業活動多樣，其間差異性與對企業宗旨之訴求不同，然觀察具代表性之美國商業圓桌會議在1997年之聲明，似可認大多數公司將優先維護股東利益，然2019年中，美國商業圓桌會議再次發表聲明，顯示「為所有利害關係人謀利」的觀點，此舉引起學界及商業界的關注，是否意味著傾向「股東利益優先」的公司目的天平，將往另一側傾斜？是否意味著「利害關係人主義」將重返焦點

，作為與「企業社會責任」、「股東利益優先」互相拉扯的第三股力量？「股東利益優先」、「企業社會責任」與「利害關係人主義」均屬抽象概念，本文將針對三種不同企業宗旨進行深入分析，後研究美國企業在聲明發表後的實質作為，從不同觀點切入進行分析，闡述當前美國公司對於公司目的立場採擇的主流意見。 公司目的與董事會多元化的要求緊密連結，而利害關係人主義尤甚，其與董事會多元化之間聯繫的關鍵概念為「平等」。本文將自法律面與市場面切入，說明美國董事會多元化近年來的相關改革行動。我國當以美國推動董事會多元化的歷程為借鑑，發展本土化策略，本文將觀察我國推動董事會多元化措施，以及企業實踐情形，並思考美國經驗可資學習之

處。

Field Guide to the Supernatural Universe

為了解決Walmart USA的問題，作者Noël, Alyson 這樣論述：

Alyson Noël is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of many award-winning and critically acclaimed novels for readers of all ages. With over 8 million copies in print, her books have been translated into thirty-six languages, sold in over 200 countries, and have topped the New York Times, USA TO

DAY, Los Angeles Times, Publishers Weekly, Wall Street Journal, NCIBA, and Walmart Bestsellers lists, as well as several international bestsellers lists. Alyson is best known for The Immortals series, The Riley Bloom series, and Saving Zoë, which was adapted into a movie now available on Netflix. Bo

rn and raised in Orange County, California, she’s lived in both Mykonos and Manhattan and is now settled in Southern California. Learn more at AlysonNoel.com.

Omni-Channel商業模式研究 – 以美國、台灣服飾業為例

為了解決Walmart USA的問題，作者陶永益 這樣論述：

透過智慧型行動裝置，消費者得以隨時隨地展開其購物流程，實體與虛擬通路之間的界線將逐漸模糊甚至消失，無縫的購物體驗將有助於提升消費者的忠誠度與價值，而受到2020年Covid-19疫情的影響，前往實體通路的可能性大幅降低，許多人轉以數位的方式搜尋、瀏覽、購買商品，疫情後，實體門市再次開放，但隨著人們消費習慣的改變，線上線下都已納入其購物流程當中，全通路的發展速度將大幅提升，因此，全通路對於服飾業者是未來重要的發展趨勢之一。本研究以個案研究法為主，對於美國與台灣的服飾產業之全通路發展與現象進行探討、分析、歸納與統整。本研究結果發現美國與台灣雖然在零售、電子商務的發展上有較相似的歷程，但在全通路的

發展上，美國服飾業者於全通路的策略發展上較為全面且多元，而台灣目前僅位於全通路的起步階段，因此針對全通路發展策略上之差異，本研究對台灣的服飾業者在未來發展的方向上提出實務建議，期望未來台灣服飾產業的全通路發展將更加快速與豐富。