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James Schneider. Self: Sky News at 10. James Schneider is the co-founder of the left wing grassroots movement Momentum and was appointed as an advisor to leader of the Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, taking the role of Director of Strategic Communications a role he has held since October 2016. Schneider was educated at Winchester College and later attended Trinity College, Oxford at the ...
James W. Schneider. Professor of Chemical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University. Verified email at cmu.edu. DNA electrophoresis colloid and surface science. Articles Cited by Public access. ... H Bianco-Peled, Y Dori, J Schneider, LP Sung, S Satija, M Tirrell. Langmuir 17 (22), 6931-6937, 2001. 65:
Jim Schneider’s research interests center on the use of self-assembly principles to deliver improved functionality to bioanalytical and medical devices. A common theme is the attachment of n -alkanes and lipids to peptides or DNA oligomers to form amphiphilic molecules that assemble into micelles and vesicles, presenting these biofunctional ...
James J. Schneider is Professor Emeritus of Military Theory at the School of Advanced Military Studies, USACGSC, Ft. Leavenworth. A recognized international expert in his field, Schneider has taught and written extensively on military theory, having helped develop some of the key theoretical and pedagogical underpinnings to contemporary operational art for a new generation of military officers.
The Bastani Factor: Why Labour Lost – Interview With James Schneider. In 2017 Labour, under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, achieved 40% of the vote in a general election – increasing their share of the vote by 10%. Two years later, in December 2019, that fell to 32% – as the party slumped to its lowest number of seats since 1935.
13 de sept. de 2022 · In Our Bloc, Momentum co-founder James Schneider lays out an action plan for the British left. To move from defeatism to renewed confidence, he proposes a Left Bloc: an explicit alliance of socialists in Parliament, the Labour grassroots, the trade unions and social movements. In the wake of Corbyn's defeat, Schneider makes a bold argument: the ...
