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Biography

I'm an honours Journalism and Canadian Studies student at Carleton University in Canada's capital. I'm an experienced producer and multi-platform reporter who's passionate about reporting on politics and Indigenous issues. I'm also a foodie and craft beer enthusiast.

Content

Total articles 68

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  Nanomaterials Revolutionizing Photovoltaic Efficiency: Innovations in Light Absorption and Structural Flexibility

  By Noah Richardson Verified

  Oct. 25, 2024

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  High‐dose chemotherapy and peripheral blood stem cell transplantation as salvage therapy in primary mediastinal nonseminomatous germ cell tumors: The Indiana University experience

  By Noah Richardson Verified, Fadi Taza, Rafat Abonour, Sandra K. Althouse

  May. 21, 2024

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  Tuning the performance of CAR T cell immunotherapies

  By Noah Richardson Verified, Jonathan Bryant, Marko Radic, Jordan B. Luttrell

  Nov. 29, 2019

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Company Info

CPAC - Cable Public Affairs Channel

CPAC (Cable Public Affairs Channel) is Canada's only national, bilingual media network focused on non-partisan coverage of parliamentary proceedings, political events, and public policy debates. Established in 1992 by a group of cable companies, CPAC operates as a not-for-profit, commercial-free organization dedicated to providing Canadians with direct access to federal political institutions. Headquartered in Ottawa, CPAC emphasizes transparency in governance and maintains editorial independence. The network offers live broadcasts of House of Commons proceedings, including debates and committee hearings. It also features public affairs programming that covers various issues such as healthcare and climate change. CPAC provides on-demand video streaming through its digital platforms and maintains an extensive archive of past parliamentary sessions for public reference. With a commitment to neutrality and balance, over 90% of its programming is produced in Canada and delivered in both English and French.