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Fifty people and organizations and so, it's not all scientists. John: No. That's right. We are trying to take people and organizations from the world of research, but also from business and policymak...

50 个人和组织等等，并不全是科学家。 约翰：没有。没错。我们试图从研究领域、商业和政策制定中汲取人员和组织，因为我们试图通过这份清单传达的信息之一是，技术的发展不仅取决于实验室中的聪明人提出新技术，还在很大程度上取决于企业做出的决策、他...

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Anything…you have been at the sessions …anything jump out of you that was particularly memorable, interesting? John: Well, the sessions have all been really pretty interesting in lots of different wa...

什么。。。你已经参加了会议......有什么特别难忘、有趣的事情吗？ John：嗯，这些会议在很多方面都非常有趣。我想，当然，地球研究所的 Jeff Sachs 是该杂志的专栏作家，他发表了我认为很多人认为非常激动人心的演讲，关于可持续性...

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Hi Sarah. SC: Okay. So this is kind of a tricky tale to tell. Let's start with where polio is still endemic, where could one still catch the polio virus in the wild? LR: The wild virus is just in A...

嗨，莎拉。 SC：好的。所以这是一个有点棘手的故事。让我们从脊髓灰质炎仍然流行的地方开始， 哪里还能在野外感染脊髓灰质炎病毒？ LR：野生病毒只在阿富汗、巴基斯坦，他们不确定，也许还有尼日利亚。 SC：现在刚果民主共和国正在爆发脊髓...

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A series of articles. Three articles--[about] how your body reveals what you think. One is on gestures, hand gestures, body gestures; one is on facial expressions; and one is about lying. So, this is ...

一系列文章。三篇文章——关于你的身体如何揭示你的想法。一个是关于手势、手势、身体手势;一个是面部表情;一个是关于撒谎的。所以，这真的很有趣。这种方式如何与口头交流相伴，以及观察者/听众从中得到什么。 Mariette：是的，有趣的是，就在...

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Larry, good to talk to you. Larry: Nice to talk to you. Steve: Tell me about the things that surprised you as you were doing a research for this book. Larry: There were several things that surprise...

Larry，很高兴和你交谈。 Larry：很高兴和你交谈。 Steve：跟我说说你在为这本书做研究时，有什么让你感到惊讶的事情吧。 Larry：有几件事让我感到惊讶。一个是我认为作为一名长期的医学记者，我了解精神病学和医学的许多趋势，...

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Professor Carroll, good to talk to you. Carroll: Thanks for having me, Steve. Steve: Sure. Why did you write the book? Carroll: I wrote the book because of [the] massive increase in the information...

Carroll 教授，很高兴与您交谈。 Carroll：谢谢你邀请我，Steve。 Steve：当然。你为什么写这本书？ 卡罗尔：我写这本书是因为关于进化论如何运作的信息大量增加，特别是在过去几年里，我认为大部分信息都没有掌握在公众手...

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Hi, Phil. How [are] you doing? Phil Ross: Fine! Steve: So, tell me about viral nanoelectronics. You are actually using viruses to do what? Phil Ross: Well, to be essentially a clothes horse on whic...

嗨，Phil。你过得怎么样？ Phil Ross：好吧！ Steve：那么，跟我说说病毒纳米电子学吧。您实际上是在利用病毒来做什么？ Phil Ross：嗯，本质上是一匹可以挂东西的衣服马。您可能会将它们视为巧克力覆盖的病毒，只是它们...

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Gentlemen! Thank you very much for being here. Bell: Thanks for having me. Zweig: Thanks! Steve, this is an unusual opportunity to join science and law. Steve: Dr. Zweig, tell me about ASTAR. What ...

先生！非常感谢您来到这里。 Bell：谢谢你邀请我。 茨威格： 谢谢！史蒂夫，这是加入科学和法律的难得机会。 Steve：Zweig 医生，请介绍一下 ASTAR。它是什么，它的目的是什么，并给我提供一点历史。我知道这与人类基因组计划...