Gil Gildner

Discosloth is a search marketing company based in Fayetteville, Arkansas founded in 2017. Discosloth was founded by Anya Crijanovschi Gildner and Gil Gildner.

Darro Shaddix is an American science fiction and fantasy author.

Shaddix graduated with a journalism degree and wrote for several publications before entering the world of fiction, writing the dark fantasy Doomthief series as well as publishing several works of short science fiction in literary journals.

Gil & Anya Gildner both worked remotely for years, and started remote work when they started to freelance. They met while working at the same company, in the marketing department. In 2017 they left the company to start their own, and decided to create a distributed company.

In 2017, Anya cofounded Discosloth as a distributed search marketing company.

She is the author of Becoming A Digital Marketer, a guide for entry-level marketers published by Baltika Press. Gildner presented at the PaidSocialShow onin April 11th 2019, a fringe event of the BrightonSEO conference in Brighton, UK.

Gil Gildner (born October 2, 1989) is an American author and businessperson who is the cofounder of Discosloth, and is a former photojournalist.

Gildner was born in Little Rock, Arkansas. He attended Harding University, and graduated from the Honors College with a degree in Visual Media Design. After graduation, he began working in the nonprofit sector as a media producer and photojournalist. He first attracted media attention inIn 2014 when he produced a documentary in Liberia during the Ebola outbreak.

In 2015, Gildner published Write The Other Way, a book documenting his travel and projects towith overNGOs twentyin developing countries in the course of his nonprofit career.

In 2019, Gildner co-authored Becoming A Digital Marketer, a guide for the beginning marketer covering the hard & soft skills required for a tech-driven career inentry-level marketingmarketers, published by Baltika Press.

Onkolyze is a company that develops artificial intelligence (AI) software that can diagnose medical conditions. It was founded in 2018 by Rory Wilding and Vivek Sheraton. The company aims to aid radiologists in diagnosing a patient’s medical conditions. Onkolyze is based in SingaporeSingapore.

In November 2012, Quidco became the first UK company to offer cashback on grocery shopping. Quidco ClickSnap offers shoppers a wide range of supermarket cashback deals on household items – both online and in-store – in a variety of top UK retailers, including Sainsbury's, TescoTesco, Morrisons and Waitrose.

Magic Sandbox is a London based technology company providing a sandbox environment for training software engineerssoftware engineers to learn Kubernetes. The company provides an interactive training and enterprise level development environment which can replicate infrastructures used by top software development companies like Google and Uber. The company aims to train software engineers with highly scalable Kubernetes infrastructure before working on a real deployment. As of April 2019, the platform is still in the early stages of testing.

The hPFC discovery reported in Cell was lead by Dr. Mick Bhatia at McMaster UniversityMcMaster University. The group worked with colleagues at Harvard University and Australia to create a repository of data about these founder cells accessible to scientists worldwide. Thousands of individual founder cells were analyzed to create a database of their similarities and differences.

Data&Data is an intelligence technology companytechnology company that helps product designers enforce and protect brand value. Their solutions assist brands to develop strategies to disrupt the gray market, and reduce counterfeit. Data&Data was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Paris, France.

Barbalet moved to the Bay Area in 1999 following an article by new media theorist Douglas Rushkoff. There he spent time with Steve Wozniak and John Draper, beforeHe movingmoved to the United Kingdom and settlingsettled in Wilmslow in 2001. Barbalet lives in the Bay Area with his wife.

The ideas within the FAIR Guiding Principles reflect, combine, build upon and extend previous work by both the Concept Web Alliance (https://conceptweblog.wordpress.com/) partners, who focused on machine-actionability and harmonization of data structuresdata structures and semantics, and by the scientific and scholarly organizations that developed the Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles (JDDCP29), who focused on primary scholarly data being made citable, discoverable and available for reuse, so as to be capable of supporting more rigorous scholarship. An attempt to define the similarities and overlaps between the FAIR Principles and the JDDCP is provided at (https://www.force11.org/node/6062). The FAIR Principles are also complementary to the 'Data Seal of Approval' (DSA) (http://datasealofapproval.org/media/filer_public/2013/09/27/guidelines_2014-2015.pdf) in that they share the general aim to render data re-usable for users other than those who originally generated them. While the DSA focuses primarily on the responsibilities and conduct of data producers and repositories, FAIR focuses primarily on the data itself. Clearly, the broader community of stakeholders is coalescing around a set of common, dovetailed visions spanning all facets of the scholarly data publishing ecosystem.

Good data stewardship is the key to knowledge discovery and innovation. To generate value for a research community beyond the initial researchers, funding agencies are increasingly setting requirements for proper data stewardship of research data. Beyond proper collection, annotation, and archival, data stewardship includes the 'long-term care' of research data, with the goal that they can be found and re-used in downstream studies. To facilitate good data stewardship, a broad community of international stakeholders have developed the FAIR Data principles. The FAIR principles have been embraced by both the European CommissionEuropean Commission and the G20. The first formal publication of the FAIR Principles further describes the rationale behind them.

Forest City Realty Trust, Inc. was a real estate investment trust that invested in office buildings, shopping centers and apartments in Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and the greater metropolitan areas of New York City, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. The company was organized in MarylandMaryland with its headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio. As of December 31, 2017, the company owned 29 office buildings, 29 shopping centers, and 78 apartment complexes. On December 7, 2018, the company was acquired by Brookfield Asset Management.