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Surfing Madonna Beach Run a Resounding Success with Over 3,400 Participants from 17 States and Six Countries


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Over 3,400 runners from 17 different states and six different countries came together to participate in the Surfing Madonna Beach Run, sponsored in part by Herman Cook Volkswagen of Encinitas.

Over 3,400 runners from 17 different states and six different countries came together to participate in the Surfing Madonna Beach Run, which was sponsored in part by Herman Cook Volkswagen of Encinitas.

The Surfing Madonna Beach Run, which took place on Saturday, October 26, 2019, in Encinitas, California, was a resounding success for all involved, allowing the annual event to keep its title as the “Largest Race on Sand” from the Guinness Book of World Records.

Over 3,400 runners from 17 different states and six different countries came together to participate in the race, which was sponsored in part by Herman Cook Volkswagen of Encinitas.

Among those runners were multiple participants from countries such as Mexico, Canada and England. The runners were assisted throughout the day by a dedicated and hard-working group of 364 volunteers.

The runners enjoyed a scenic beach run of either 5 kilometers, 10 kilometers or 12 kilometers, starting at Moonlight Beach in Encinitas and then heading up the coast to Beacons Beach and Ponto Beach before heading south to Swami’s Beach.

Before the race started, participants were treated to two dances performed by the University of California San Diego dance team, which is ranked 10th in the nation.

After the race, participants were gifted a carved wood medal, a race shirt, a race mug and treats galore. They were also treated to a live performance by local Encinitas musicians, Bucket Ruckus.

Proceeds from the event are being used to support the Surfing Madonna Beach Run and its Oceans Project efforts to protect the coastline.

Those efforts are one of the main reasons Herman Cook Volkswagen chooses to sponsor the race, as everyone at the dealership is committed to supporting the local beach community and the efforts taking place to preserve the beauty and health of those beaches. Herman Cook VW is grateful to be a sponsor of the event and is proud of all the runners and spectators who came out to participate.

More information on Herman Cook Volkswagen can be found by visiting the dealership’s website or by calling its friendly and knowledgeable staff at 855-637-8636. Herman Cook Volkswagen is located at 1435 Encinitas Boulevard in Encinitas.

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Dr. Neda Shamie Partners with the Exclusive Haute Beauty Network


Neda Shamie, MD is a renowned LASIK, cataract, and corneal surgeon and partner of the Maloney-Shamie Vision Institute in Los Angeles, CA.

The Haute Beauty Network, well known for its exclusive and luxurious lifestyle publication Haute Living is privileged to present Dr. Neda Shamie as a visual expert and our newest addition to the Haute Beauty members-only network.

Haute Beauty offers a prominent collective of leading doctors. The invitation-only exclusive publication maintains elite as ever, with only two doctors in every market. This partnership allows Haute Beauty to connect its affluent readers with industry-leading aesthetic surgeons located in their area.

Neda Shamie, MD is a renowned LASIK, cataract, and corneal surgeon and partner of the Maloney-Shamie Vision Institute in Los Angeles. She previously was the Medical Director of the Doheny Eye Institute and is a Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at the USC Keck School of Medicine.

ABOUT DR. NEDA SHAMIE

Dr. Shamie graduated Summa Cum Laude with high honors from UCLA and obtained her medical degree from UCSF School of Medicine. She completed her residency and fellowship training in corneal and laser refractive surgery at UC Irvine where she also served as Director of the Corneal Service. Soon thereafter she joined the Devers Eye Institute in Portland, Oregon, where together with Dr. Mark Terry, they spearheaded many projects and advances in the field of lamellar corneal transplantation with emphasis on endothelial keratoplasty (DSEK and DMEK).

Dr. Shamie was the first surgeon in the Northwest to offer both artificial corneal transplantation and DMEK surgery to her patients. Recognized as an expert in complex vision correction surgery, Dr. Shamie has coauthored over 50 publications on the topics of cataract surgery and corneal transplantation, written 8 chapters for surgical textbooks and has led international lectures, courses, and seminars teaching colleagues about the advances in vision correction surgery. In 2017, the American Academy of Ophthalmology awarded her the Senior Achievement Award for contributions to the education of other eye surgeons. She has trained and instructed over 500 surgeons and has personally performed over 6,500 vision correction surgeries.

She is an active member of numerous ophthalmic societies, has served on the Cornea Clinical Committee of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, was the President of the Los Angeles Society of Ophthalmology and has been voted by peers to be among America’s Top Doctors.

Dr. Neda Shamie specializes in advanced vision correction surgery including LASIK, PRK, ICLs, refractive lens exchange, and advanced lens laser cataract surgery. She also is an expert in complex corneal transplant surgeries including DMEK, DSEK, DALK, and PKP as well as the breakthrough, non-invasive keratoconus treatment, Collagen Cross-Linking.

Visit Dr. Shamie’s profile on Haute Beauty: https://hauteliving.com/hautebeauty/member/dr-neda-shamie/

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Partnership for Children’s Mental Health, a Center Focused on Improving the Youth Mental Health System in Colorado


The Quad Innovation Partnership (QIP), the only higher education partnership of its kind in the United States, is pleased to announce new work with Partners for Children’s Mental Health (PCMH), a center supported by Children’s Hospital Colorado and the University of Colorado Department of Psychiatry.

PCMH operates as across-system resource, training, and implementation hub in order to ultimately increase capacity, access, and quality of youth mental health services in Colorado. It works with partners across the state to identify, scale, and sustain best practices to help connect youth and families to effective mental health treatment and, ultimately, save lives.

One of PCMH’s key action items is school-based mental health care and suicide prevention. Students from QIP will conduct and deliver interdisciplinary research to assess best practice suicide prevention programs that address key risk factors among elementary and middle school students in Colorado. PCMH currently offers support to high schools; the project will help PCMH expand support to elementary and middle school students statewide.

“The Quad works on many important initiatives that impact our communities and this initiative with Partners for Children’s Mental Health is one of the most critical items our organization has been a part of,” said Jake Eichengreen, Executive Director of the Quad Innovation Partnership. “As noted by PCMH, suicide is the #1 cause of death among Colorado youth ages 10-24. This is a massive problem and we have assembled a dedicated team to produce outcomes for PCMH that address real need and will strengthen their essential work.”

QIP is comprised of students, staff and faculty from Colorado College, Pikes Peak Community College, University of Colorado Colorado Springs and the US Air Force Academy. This diverse group delivers professional-grade recommendations, tactics and solutions for a varied array of clients, covering a wide range of initiatives and issues that impact the lives of people in southern Colorado and the nation.

“The Quad’s recommendations will be critical to our efforts to provide a scalable, low-cost suicide prevention package to schools across Colorado,” said Shannon Van Deman, Executive Director of Partners for Children’s Mental Health and Vice President of the Pediatric Mental Health Institute at Children’s Hospital Colorado. “The Quad is recognized as a leader tackling some of the biggest challenges facing our state. We’re excited to partner with them to create real impact for youth and families.”

The project was made possible through the generosity of Mark and Shannon Breuer and their family, who are dedicated to supporting the most effective initiatives in expanding behavioral health access, reducing youth suicide, and positively impacting our community’s children and families. 

About the Quad Innovation Partnership: A collaborative initiative of Colorado College, Pikes Peak Community College, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs and the United States Air Force Academy[1], the Quad deepens the ability of graduates to innovate within professional settings in the Pikes Peak Region. As the only initiative combining the capacities, students and faculty of a private liberal arts college, a regional community college, a state research university and a US service academy in the United States, the Quad’s value is built on the diversity of institutions it represents. All projects the Quad facilitates leverage the combined capacities of these four institutions in order to work together to discover, validate and initiate solutions for public, private and philanthropic clients

[1] Insofaras authorized by Federal law. The Quad is not an organization of the Federal government and USAFA offers no underwriting or endorsement of the activities.

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Sontag Advisory and Bronfman Rothschild Combine to Launch Wealthspire Advisors


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“Wealthspire Advisors embodies a shared vision for our culture and future. It’s built upon our relentless approach to making a difference in the lives of our clients,” said Mike LaMena, CEO of the combined firms.

NFP today announced the launch of Wealthspire Advisors, representing the combined advisory business of Sontag Advisory and Bronfman Rothschild.

“Our new name emphasizes that we are one united firm,” said Howard Sontag, chairman of the combined firm. “The key to our future is enhancing client experiences and outcomes. Combining these two highly successful firms creates a great future for our clients and our team members.”

Bronfman Rothschild was acquired by NFP in May. NFP first announced plans to acquire Bronfman Rothschild in March, noting that a new brand strategy for integration of Bronfman Rothschild with Sontag Advisory and their shared values would follow.

“Wealthspire is the result of our focus on seizing opportunities across all our businesses to strengthen capabilities and increase scale,” said Mike Goldman, president and COO of NFP. “Integrating these two successful firms will drive tremendous growth in our wealth advisory business.”

Wealthspire centers around a culture of purposeful planning for clients’ aspirations. The combined firms manage approximately $10 billion in AUM*, making it one of the nation’s largest investment advisors, and serves clients from 11 offices across the country. With the backing of NFP, an established insurance brokerage and consulting firm with more than 5,400 employees, Wealthspire Advisors is built on a firm foundation for growth while maintaining its independent, fiduciary-focused position within the wealth management industry.

“Wealthspire Advisors embodies a shared vision for our culture and future. It’s built upon our relentless approach to making a difference in the lives of our clients,” said Mike LaMena, CEO of the combined firms. “With NFP’s backing and our combined scale, we expect to expand our reach into new markets by identifying and welcoming top-quality advisors and professionals to Wealthspire.”

About Wealthspire Advisors

Wealthspire Advisors is a New York City-based, independent registered investment advisory business with more than 120 associates serving clients from 11 offices in 7 states. With a strong commitment to a fiduciary business model, Wealthspire Advisors believes in connecting all parts of a clients’ financial life and delivering thoughtful, collaborative strategies that focus on what’s most important to each client. Wealthspire Advisors acts as a wealth manager, investment advisor, consultant, and constant partner in helping clients achieve their aspirations. For more information on Wealthspire Advisors, please visit http://www.wealthspire.com.

About NFP

NFP is a leading insurance broker and consultant providing customized property and casualty, corporate benefits, retirement, and individual solutions through its licensed subsidiaries and affiliates. NFP enables client success through the expertise of over 5,400 global employees, investments in innovative technologies, and enduring relationships with highly rated insurers, vendors, and financial institutions. NFP is the 6th largest US-based privately-owned broker, 5th largest benefits broker by global revenue and 7th best place to work in insurance (Business Insurance); 10th largest property and casualty agency (Insurance Journal); and 13th largest global insurance broker (Best’s Review).

Visit NFP.com to discover how NFP empowers clients to meet their goals.

Wealthspire Advisors is the common brand and trade name used by Sontag Advisory LLC and Wealthspire Advisors, LP, separate registered investment advisers and subsidiary companies of NFP Corp. Securities, when offered, are offered through an affiliate, Wealthspire Capital, LLC, member FINRA/SIPC.

*As of September 30, 2019

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SP Acquires Spain Based i-Dositecno


SP Industries, Inc. announced today that it has acquired the assets of privately held i-Dositecno, a global provider of complete sterile filling lines for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and ophthalmic applications.

SP Industries, Inc. (“SP”), a leading designer and manufacturer of state-of-the-art laboratory equipment, pharmaceutical fill-finish manufacturing solutions, laboratory supplies and glassware, announced today that it has acquired the assets of privately held i-Dositecno. Located in Mataro, Spain, i-Dositecno is a global provider of complete sterile filling lines for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and ophthalmic applications.

“i-Dositecno has a well-earned reputation for producing high quality, fill-finish equipment complemented by strong software engineering capabilities and innovative servicing and support,” stated SP CEO Brian Larkin. “At SP we are continually focused on bringing value to our customer relationships and i-Dositecno’s current portfolio, engineering expertise and broad capabilities in liquid filling particularly for syringes and other cartridges in addition to vials, are a very strategic complement to our Hull and VirTis freeze dryers and PennTech aseptic vial processing lines.”

Larkin continued by saying, “As biological drug development and treatment protocols have become more specialized, we expect short-run aseptic liquid filling to continue to drive pharmaceutical growth. With the addition of i-Dositecno to our SP brand, we now join a very select group of manufacturers with the capability to provide full lines. And, while SP has traditionally had a stronger equipment footprint in the United States, i-Dositecno’s efforts and success have primarily been within Europe and Asia. These relationships, as well as the addition of a Spain location to our current UK manufacturing within Europe provide significant opportunity to better serve the world-wide market. Key manufacturing, engineering, sales and service personnel from i-Dositecno have joined the SP team to assure continuity in operations and service. Oriol Casoliva, founder and past CEO of i-Dositecno will join SP’s Executive Leadership Team and we look forward to benefiting from his vision and depth of knowledge in maximizing i-Dositecno and SP’s performance within the aseptic pharmaceutical manufacturing space.“

Interested parties can visit http://www.i-dositecno.com/en to learn more about the i-Dositecno product line. Questions regarding the acquisition can be directed to SP Chief Marketing Officer, Ian Whitehall at ian.whitehall@spindustries.com.

About SP Industries

SP Industries, Inc. (SP), is a leading global provider of state-of-the-art fill-finish drug manufacturing solutions, laboratory equipment, research, pilot and production freeze dryers, laboratory supplies and specialty glassware. SP’s products support research and production across diverse end user markets including pharmaceutical, scientific, industrial, aeronautic, semiconductor and healthcare. Two flagship divisions, SP Scientific and SP Scienceware, offer best in class Bel-Art, FTS, Genevac, H-B Instrument, Hotpack, Hull, Maddak, PennTech, VirTis, and Wilmad-LabGlass brands that make a difference in people’s lives and together represent over 400 years of experience, quality and innovation. SP Industries is headquartered in Warminster, Pennsylvania with production facilities in the USA and Europe. For more information on SP, visit http://www.spindustries.com.

About i-Dositecno

For over 15 years, i-Dositecno has designed, built and provided top quality sterile filling systems for the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. Achieving a high level of specialization, in which engineering, creativity and innovation are bought together to deliver customers the best customized solution, today i-Dositecno systems are used by leading pharmaceutical companies worldwide to facilitate new products and help optimize aseptic production. http://www.i-dositecno.com/en

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Proscia® Granted U.S. Patent for AI-Powered Dermatopathology


Proscia, a leading provider of digital pathology software, has been granted U.S. Patent No. 10,460,150 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The patent discloses techniques related to using deep learning to read and process digital images of skin biopsies and output findings for use in diagnosis, decision support, and triaging.

The standard of care for diagnosing tissue biopsies depends on a pathologist’s interpretation of patterns as viewed through a microscope. This 150-year-old manual and subjective practice cannot keep pace with the growing demand for diagnostic services, especially as the population of pathologists continues to decline. Dermatopathology exemplifies this trend. In the U.S., there are only 1,000 board-certified dermatopathologists available to read the 25 million skin biopsies taken annually; meanwhile, the number of new cases of melanoma diagnosed is estimated to increase by 7.7% this year alone.

This mounting cancer burden, in part, has given rise to digital pathology whereby specialized scanners transform tissue samples on glass slides into whole slide images. Whole slide images can be analyzed by Proscia’s Concentriq® software when coupled with its artificial intelligence applications to drive efficiency, quality, and confidence gains.

U.S. Patent No. 10,460,150 relates to techniques for using artificial intelligence to classify skin specimens into at least one of three diagnostic categories: basal cell carcinoma, dermal nevus, or seborrheic keratosis. It describes techniques that involve obtaining a computer-readable image of a human cutaneous tissue sample, processing the image using deep learning to output a diagnosis including at least one of the three categories, and outputting that diagnosis into an electronic medical records (EMR) system or displaying it to a human pathologist for confirmation.

The diagnostic categories considered in the patent account for the majority of dermatopathology cases. Systems as disclosed by the patent could drive significant workflow efficiencies by optimizing how dermatopathology cases are distributed across the laboratory to make the most of precious pathology resources. With appropriate development, validation, and regulatory approval, a covered system could also increase diagnostic accuracy to improve patient outcomes.

In June 2019, Proscia released DermAI™, an AI application on its Concentriq platform*, which utilizes techniques covered by this patent to deliver capabilities including intelligent workload balancing and case prioritization as well as automated QA and 100% AI re-review. This patent also supports Proscia’s product roadmap for enhancing DermAI with advanced capabilities to aid pathologists in making diagnostic decisions.

This patent is the second granted to Proscia this year. In September, Proscia was granted U.S. Patent No. 10,346,980, which relates to techniques for processing and analyzing medical images critical to the advancement of digital pathology.

About Proscia

Proscia is a software company that is changing the way the world practices pathology to transform cancer research and diagnosis. With the company’s Concentriq digital pathology platform and pipeline of AI algorithms, laboratories are leveraging new kinds of data to improve patient outcomes and accelerate discoveries. Proscia’s team of technologists, scientists, and pathologists is bringing a fresh approach to an outdated industry, helping the world to keep pace with the increasing demand for pathology services and fulfill the promise of precision care. For more information, visit proscia.com.

*Proscia’s products are not approved for primary diagnosis.

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Akadeum and Agilent Team Up to Explore New Testing Workflow


Akadeum's revolutionary buoyancy-based cell isolation microbubbles.

Akadeum’s revolutionary buoyancy-based cell isolation microbubbles.

Akadeum was founded to bring simple and superior isolation solutions to a variety of industries through our buoyancy-based microbubble technology, and we are excited to be starting work with Agilent to explore new applications.

Akadeum Life Sciences, Inc., an Ann Arbor-based biotechnology company, announced today that it has entered into a collaboration with Agilent Technologies, Inc. to work toward a new method of isolating target molecules for detection.

Akadeum aims to disrupt the status quo in isolation technology with their buoyant microbubbles. Notably, Akadeum is the first company to commercialize buoyancy-based cell isolation with their growing portfolio of human and mouse cell enrichment kits for immunology researchers. In addition, the same technology can be leveraged to improve isolation workflows and capabilities for target molecules such as DNA, protein, microbes, and others, which Akadeum is developing through strategic partnerships.

“Sample preparation is a critical, yet often undervalued, step in most analytical assays. Often, the task of sample preparation employs decades old technology that is manual, time-consuming, and resource intensive,” said Brandon McNaughton, CEO of Akadeum Life Sciences. “Akadeum was founded to bring simple and superior isolation solutions to a variety of industries through our buoyancy-based microbubble technology, and we are excited to be starting work with Agilent to explore new applications.”

Agilent, an early investor in Akadeum, has engaged in this collaboration with the shared goal of using Akadeum microbubbles to improve upon current analytical workflows.

“The Akadeum technology has real promise to be a disruptive force in customers’ sample preparation workflows. We’re excited to test whether the simplicity of the solution drives down time and cost requirements in customer environments.” said Michael Linderman, Vice President of Business Development at Agilent.

To learn more about Akadeum microbubbles, investment, or partnerships, visit https://www.akadeum.com.

Akadeum Life Sciences, Inc. was established to create the next generation isolation technology and to fundamentally change the way that isolating cells and other targets is approached. The company is using microbubbles to solve longstanding problems in the industry. Isolation applications include research, in vitro diagnostics, pathogen detection, and cell therapy. The company is located in Ann Arbor, MI. Inquiries into Akadeum’s products or technology can be made at info@akadeum.com or https://www.akadeum.com/.

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Focused Education and Strong Partnerships Between Teachers, Parents and Students


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Transforming K-12 Christian Education: Inviting the Exceptional Student to your Educational Feast offers suggestions for establishing educational opportunities to all students of every capability

Dr. LeShunda D. Page’s book Transforming K-12 Christian School Education: Inviting the Exceptional Student to Your Educational Feast (12.49, paperback, 9781498497190; $5.99, e-book, 9781498497206), is available for purchase.

In this inspiring and thought-provoking book, veteran educator Dr. LeShunda Page offers guidance toward helping exceptional students who have special needs to excel more in academics within Christian schools through more focused education and stronger partnerships between teachers, parents and students. Transforming K-12 Christian Education: Inviting the Exceptional Student to your Educational Feast offers suggestions for establishing educational opportunities to all students of every capability. This is a necessary and resourceful concept to explore in today’s society when parents want another option outside of public schooling. The author mentions that Christian schools lack this educational opportunity for special needs students, and advocates the biblical notion that we are to teach all. This will help Christian schools help their students.

Dr. LeShunda D. Page’s experience working with exceptional students allows her advice and insight to be characterized as accurate to today’s education system. She makes it apparent through research and personal experience that to direct these students to success, it is a collaboration between the teacher/school, student and parent.

Xulon Press, a division of Salem Media Group, is the world’s largest Christian self-publisher, with more than 12,000 titles published to date.

Transforming K-12 Christian School Education: Inviting the Exceptional Student to Your Educational Feast is available online through xulonpress.com/bookstore, amazon.com, and barnesandnoble.com.

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FrogSlayer Ranked Among the Fastest-Growing, Aggie-Owned Companies in the World


FrogSlayer at 2019 Aggie 100

FrogSlayer at 2019 Aggie 100

We don’t expect this kind of growth every year, but if we continue to focus on our clients’ business and success, our growth will take care of itself. It is an exciting time around FrogSlayer.

Custom software and business innovation consulting firm, FrogSlayer, was recognized for the 5th time at the 15th annual Aggie 100 awards ceremony. Aggies from all over the world gathered at the Ford Hall of Champions in Kyle Field on October 25th for this year’s event.

Aggie 100 was created by Mays Business School’s McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship and recognizes the 100 fastest growing Aggie-owned or Aggie-operated businesses in the world.

Nominated companies are ranked by percentage of compound annual growth in sales or revenues over a three-year period. FrogSlayer was ranked #31 with a compound annual growth of 62.19%.

This is the fourth year in a row FrogSlayer has appeared on the list with previous rankings being 2018 (#29), 2017 (#18), 2016 (#71), 2013 (#18).

Clinical Professor in the Mays Business School TAMU and former Executive Director of the McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship, Dick Lester stated, “Congratulations to Ross and the FrogSlayer team on their 5th Aggie 100 award. This is a tremendous achievement for a well deserving organization and puts them in very rare company. It is extremely unusual for a company to be recognized for rapid growth over an extended period of time such as they have. I have every confidence in their future and send heartfelt best wishes for continued success.”

FrogSlayer has experienced considerable growth in 2019 – they have added 21 new technology and engineering professionals to their team, expanded their College Station office space by an additional 1,500 square feet, and grown their international client base into Europe and Southeast Asia.

Chief Operating Officer, Andy Ewing stated, “We don’t expect this kind of growth every year, but if we continue to focus on our clients’ business and success, our growth will take care of itself. It is an exciting time around FrogSlayer.”

FrogSlayer has been named to Texas Monthly’s Best Companies to Work For 3 times in the past 3 years and the Bryan Rotary Top 10, 4 times in the past 4 years, with their most recent ranking being 2nd fastest-growing business in central Texas.

About FrogSlayer

FrogSlayer is a custom software development and business innovation consulting firm. Their team partners with forward looking companies to design and develop the custom software tools they need to accelerate growth, increase profits, and innovate faster than the competition (in weeks or months, not years). Learn more at http://www.FrogSlayer.com.

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Baseus Is Proud to Announce the Launch of Their Revolutionary GaN 65W Charger


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Baseus is a brand that is focused on providing customers with a wide range of tech gadgets and accessories for their mobile devices, car, and intelligent homes to make their digital lives simpler. The Baseus GaN 65W charger is their latest product that has the potential to revolutionize the industry of chargers.

The Baseus GaN 65W charger is made using gallium nitride components. Gallium nitride is a new type of semiconductor material that has characteristics such as high thermal conductivity, high-temperature resistance, radiation resistance, high strength, and high hardness, etc. By using GaN, gallium nitride, components, the charger can be quite compact and is smaller and lighter when compared with ordinary chargers. Weighing just 126g, with a length of 75mm, a width of 36 mm, and being 32mm thick, the Baseus GaN 65W charger is among the smallest chargers that have an 65W output. Furthermore, the Baseus GaN 65W charger generates less heat and has a higher efficiency conversion when compared to other chargers.

Baseus GaN 65 W charger utilizes GaNFast charging technology that can enable any mobile charger to increase it’s charging speed up to 5 times while having the same case size as a traditional charger. The traditional slow and bulky silicone-based chargers are being replaced by the newer GaNFast designs that can switch up to 100 times faster, have smaller components, and increased power output for rapid charging.

The Baseus GaN 65W charger is offering three ports that support different types of fast charge. The first port is a Type-C port that has an output of 65W at DC3.3 – 11V/3A, 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.25A Max. The second interface is also a Type-C port that has an output of 30W at DC3.3 – 11V/2.7A, 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A, 15V/2A, 20V/1.5A Max. The third interface is a USB port that has an output of 30W at DC 4.5V5A, 5V/4.5A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A, 20V/1.5A Max. Most mobile quick charging protocols are supported by this brilliant charger. Charging protocols used by leading phone manufacturers such as SCP/FCP, QC 3.0, PD3.0, and AFC are also included.

Users of Baseus GaN 65W chargers can use this charger on all sorts of devices. Besides charging mobile phones, users can also charge other devices such as tablets, notebooks, gaming consoles, fans, humidifiers, headphones, and more.

A built-in intelligent chip allows the Baseus GaN 65W charger to enable an intelligent adjustment of output voltage, current, and power via the Baseus self-developed BPS technology when multiple devices are charged at the same time. The BPS technology is safer to use and it also enables higher charge conversion efficiency and lower temperature. To secure the users’ charging process, the Baseus GaN 65W charger comes equipped with multiple security protection such as over-voltage protection, over-current protection, over-power protection, electrostatic protection, short-circuit protection, and temperature protection.

The intelligent identification chip helps the Baseus GaN 65W charger to avoid abnormal screen response time, flashing, and battery damage. It has support for Android devices and iP systems.

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