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Took care of patients with blood cancer. And given that background i cant think of any topic more important than producing the best research to provide the best data thats needed to develop treatments for our patients. My experience in this regard occurred between the second third year of school might look at your off to work at the nih and i work on dementia and that experience helped me appreciate the analyzing of my own data and foster the love of science. Within a few weeks of starting at th...

With lung cancer. I couldnt think of any topic more important to producing the best research, to provide the best data needed to build new treatments for our patients. I worked on age dementia. That experience helped me appreciate the art of generating and analyzing my own data and fostered my love of science. I would say this is the best year in my life. That turned out to be true even in hindsight. [laughter] also fostered my belief in opportunities for doing good through science and medicines...

To be the advocate for science that the governor described. I started my career as an academic Biomedical Researcher as well as a doctor who treated patients with blood cancers for many years. Given my background, i cant think of anything more critical any topic more important than producing the best research to provide the best data that is needed to develop new treatments for our patients. My formative experience in this regard occurred when i took a year between my second and third years of m...

Those who accuse a particular country. For the latest on the stories you can head to our t. V. Dot com coming up astronomer Martin Reeses goes through with. Me how im so feet share not same 1st 6 years of enjoyed thoughtful and honest conversation with Global Leaders and their crunch issues but today the Bigger Picture what is a catalyst that makes us take what matters today and what really matters tomorrow welcome to. Visionary. The 21st century an era of mind boggling breakthrough but among al...

Breakthrough in technology but it would take a whole generation yes digest and now this breakthrough as had been every day every 5 minutes so its like we cant really catch up with them we dont whether thats indeed the worry that these changes are happening faster than we can accommodate them and regulate against them that is. Theres been a huge surge of developments in both biotechnology. Intelligence and machine thing and these are the ones that are hard to deal with but of course. All technolo...

Dr. Sharpless thank you governor castle. Its great to be here. I want to thank Research America for convening this Important Forum to highlight key issues we face in medical science today, but also for its longstanding leadership in recognizing the need for Quality Research to improve medicine and health. I have been familiar with you for a while now and i find you to be the advocate for science that the governor described. I started my career as an academic Biomedical Researcher as well as a do...

You feel like your predictions are coming true or maybe you see the reverse process is yes well i think i was among the highlights the issues that the empowerment of small groups of individuals by bio inside is going to lead to new tensions new threats to governance and a growing tension between 3 things we want namely liberty security and privacy and i think that prediction has been borne out. Confronted by these concerns in my opinion but although i think we will have a bumpy ride through the ...

Transmissible of. The dangerous technologies those which unlike Nuclear Energy require just fairly small facilities access to a computer the Cyber Attacks or access to all the the bar free to do. Issues so that is why its very very hard to regulate and even if we have agreed International Regulations as already have been developed for genetics and Similar Technology is forcing those regulations globally its going to be very hard. Just as hard as enforcing the drug laws globally with the tax laws...

Years between the 1st transatlantic flight. In 919 and the 1st man on the moon in 96 you know that was 50 years but in the 50 years since then in terms of space size in aviation things havent changed no as we back to the moon. The jumbo jet flew in 96 you know. It could be the dry going to sort of in that level off again so we cant assume the sauce just evolving technology will continue to evolve its breakneck speed. You once wrote a book with a very optimistic tile our last century. 16 years on...

Forecast run. You can see what the forecast models are showing, lets keep an eye on this to the weekend. More of a turn to the east as we head into the weekend. A lot of uncertainty, this is a major hurricane and this could be a big time, a catastrophic system. Well continue to keep an eye on this storm. No evacuation orders have been issued yet. People up and down the state are told to prepare. The mobility wrong are evacuating tankers before hurricane dorian. It is capable of destroying milita...