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The Human Cell Atlas: A Poetry Challenge What do cells and words have in common? This winter, we’re asking you to find the connections between biology and poetry. This challenge is now closed. Congratulations to the winners, whose poems you can read in the sidebar. Congratulations, too, to the longlisted poets whose work impressed the judges: Madeleine Aase-Remedios, Sairah Ahsan, Aliyah Begum, Alex Bond, Dale Booton, Dillon Butt, Jack Cooper, Faith Cunningham, Eleanor Dakin, Kaycee Hill, Han...

And the timing dynamic has brought healthy for negotiations. in another summit if the gorge and do one has to be more than one or two days and it has to be one or two weeks. has to be with real concrete comprehensive trade-off and the two leaders can do because going out there to the region right now, is likely to come back with a similar result that we have seen over the recent months and frankly has brought that much. eric: human cell, has his own challenges. in a war footing. doesnt he have h...

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Computer will simulate and can do thousands and thousands of kind of mock trials. >> yeah. our ability at this point to simulate human biology is far in the future. our understanding biology is in early stages. were nowhere close to being able to simulate a human cell far less the entirety of the human body. i think the big question is can we create a data set that will allow us to at least to some extent predict what a change in the human system, changing the activity level of a protein. what w...

One out of 20 drugs often make it. >> right. >> the idea is whether the computer will simulate and can do thousands and thousands of mock trials? >> yeah. so our ability is incredibly far in the future. our understanding is in such early stages that we are nowhere close to being able to simulate even a single human cell. i think the big question is can we create a data set that will allow us to at least to some extent from dikt what a change in the human system, changing the activity level, what...

Dangerous. >> mers virus is a virus that affects the lungs as well. it can cause pneumonia, high fevers. its concerning because its deadly. so far there have been reports of 50 people infected with it. over 30 people have died already. just looking at the likelihood of fatality once youve infected it, its very high. its very dangerous. but if we look at the larger picture, where about 4 million people have traveled to saudi arabia recently for pilgrimages. if only 50 people have actually been in...

Interconvenience in human nature? interconvenience in the world? >> i think there is an active source, an intelligence source that is omnipresent. omnipotent. omniscient and that we have a connection to that. >> bill: do you believe in miracles? >> we have free will, too. the fact that we live that we exist is a miracle. why do we have to even go beyond that? >> bill: well because the meteorite hit the world and thats -- the meteorite did this and evolution. you know. the fact comes down to. >> ...

Interconvenience in human nature? interconvenience in the world? >> i think there is an active source, an intelligence source that is omnipresent. omnipotent. omniscient and that we have a connection to that. >> bill: do you believe in miracles? >> we have free will, too. the fact that we live that we exist is a miracle. why do we have to even go beyond that? >> bill: well because the meteorite hit the world and thats -- the meteorite did this and evolution. you know. the fact comes down to. >> ...

Interconvenience in human nature? interconvenience in the world? >> i think there is an active source, an intelligence source that is omnipresent. omnipotent. omniscient and that we have a connection to that. >> bill: do you believe in miracles? >> we have free will, too. the fact that we live that we exist is a miracle. why do we have to even go beyond that? >> bill: well because the meteorite hit the world and thats -- the meteorite did this and evolution. you know. the fact comes down to. >> ...