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Hey Dan, thanks for talking to us today. Dan: Thanks for having you me Steve. Steve: You have got your PhD in robotics from Carnegie Mellon. So, what did you do your actual research on for your doct...

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Dr. Varmus, great to talk to you today. Dr. Varmus: Thank you very much. Nice to see you. Steve: Tell me about the Hamilton Project. What is it? How did you get involved with it and why? Dr. Varmus...

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What you are about to see is DNA's most extraordinary secret. How a simple code is turned into flesh and blood. It begins with a bundle of factors assembling at the start of a gene. A gene is simply a...

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Dr. Slabbekoorn, nice to talk to you today. Dr. Slabbekoorn: How are you doing? Steve: Good, tell me about this bird song study, very interesting. What did you actually do and what were you looking ...

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The cells start off as a female with two X chromosomes. The cell divides and the embryo is getting slightly bigger and still each cell has both X chromosomes active, but in early embryogenesis eac...

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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...

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Yeast puffs up bread and ferments beer. But for scientists at Ginkgo Bioworks in Boston, the microbes are taking them back more than a century to resurrect, for the first time ever, the scent ...

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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...