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Nicholas James

Esports Journalist

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Howes Percival LLP, Nature Portfolio

Preston's Summary

Nicholas James is an Esports Journalist at various prominent outlets. He specializes in League of Legends esports, covering leagues such as LTA and LEC, while also contributing to documentaries and podcasts like Riot Games' 'The Dive'. His work has been featured in WIN.gg, Frontiers, Digital Science Press, and many other esteemed publications.

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Geo Focus

New Haven, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 47 %
Promotional: 19 %
Interviews Q&as: 9 %
Data Driven: 9 %
Gift Guides: 4 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Apparel Design
  • Fashion Industry
  • Luxury Goods
  • Oncology
  • Palliative Care

Pitching Insights

Nicholas James specializes in gaming-related content, with a focus on event coverage, press releases, and "how-to" guides. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing expert insights or exclusive information related to upcoming gaming events, new game releases, or insider tips for popular games like Fortnite and League of Legends.

As Nicholas does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but covers international topics within the gaming industry without bias towards any particular region.

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Articles

Howes Percival LLP

Contractual Control Agreements Register

By: Nicholas James

Contractual control agreements are widely used by the development industry as a means of securing rights over land that fall short of outright ownership. They allow developers and land promoters to control land and prevent others purchasing it while they pursue planning permission, negotiate access and other easements, assemble neighbouring sites and secure funding. These agreements have been shaping development strategies and land assembly behind the scenes since the introduction of the modern UK planning system.

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Lifestyle and psychosocial protective factors drive healthy aging and modulate inflammatory and metabolic pathways - GeroScience

Lifestyle and psychosocial protective factors drive healthy aging and modulate inflammatory and metabolic pathways - GeroScience

By: Irene, Henrik, Andrea Lessa, Pellegrini, Benedet, Nicholas James, Annalisa, Elena, Michele, Antonio, Ilaria, Elisa, Rolandi

Lifestyle habits, cognitive reserve, and affective reserve (secure attachment, extraversion, psychological resilience) predict resilience in the oldest-old, though the underlying biological mechanisms remain unclear. This study explored relationships between these protective factors, 120 + NULISA CNS blood biomarkers, and multidimensional health outcomes (global cognition, mental health, walking speed) in 401 dementia-free participants (age 83–87) from the InveCe.Ab study. Using sparse partial least squares (sPLS) regression, eight biomarkers were stably associated with the protective factors: HBA1, DDC, IFNG, IL15, GOT1, ACHE, SNAP25, and SNCB. Structural equation modeling (SEM) showed that the three protective factors exerted an independent and domain-specific effect on health outcomes. Moreover, lifestyle habits were associated with ACHE (β = 0.26), IL15 (β = 0.22), and GOT1 (β = 0.28); affective reserve showed inverse associations with IFNG (β = −0.13) and IL15 (β = −0.31), and GOT1 (β = −0.18). Regarding health domains, SNAP25 was inversely related to global cognition (β = −0.10), while SNCB was associated with global cognition (β = 0.16) and walking speed (β = 0.13). Notably, no significant mediated effects were found, suggesting that the clinical benefits observed were not directly driven by the aforementioned biological pathways. The present study paves the way for further investigations on the biological mechanisms underlying resilient aging, while further demonstrating the key protective role of individual habits and psychosocial characteristics during the life course. Graphical abstract

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