so it's not just 351 turk that has families, it's also 201 turk that has ccdc development and it's a number of buildings along the corridor that have lots of children and families, and different people crossing the bike lane. i think as we roll out these curb side bike lanes, the mta is conscious that we need to be very careful and watchful of how the pedestrian bike conflicts are managed, and we are in the middle of doing these evaluations for these projects, and we are committed with 351 turk street to go out there and observe the project after its implementation and address the design with further modifications if necessary. and we've shared that with 351 turk street. the tradeoff in this situation is we would move the bike lane back to away from the curb and invite traffic to be crossing the bike lane for the entire block between leavenworth and hyde, which would effectively remove one block from the project from protected bike lane. that is -- the -- the option that we've chosen at current is to continue with the bike lane against the curb. i personally think that bicyclists ten

and we found out that protein ccdc-11, has a role in this process that was never previously discovered. - we developed a computer model that can automatically assess how severe kidney cancer tumors are. - we created a really cheap and really effective material that can treat gum disease. - we introduced a new mathematical model to trace the spread of infections. - so we basically found a way to release drugs at a more constant rate. so you don't have to take the drug as much, such as aspirin, or other drugs you might have to take when you have a cold or flu. we just help prevent the ineffectiveness of having to take it multiple times throughout the day. - now for the finalists in the individual category, - i used mathematical techniques to reduce some of the conditions, like, some of the conditions in space that form, that lead to black hole formation. - the primary reason that breast cancer is so deadly is because of its ability to spread to other organs. and in my project i identified a novel protein that can prevent the spread of breast cancer. - so andrew, could you tell me about y

it's the -- ccdc and with chb to make sure that not only they are on board for those terms but they make sense across the next two to three projects that are upcoming as well. and also kind of not directly under tcid but ancillary to everything that we're trying to achieve, they are taking over responsibility for the hillcrest interchange and they're working to finalize the construction documents for that and so they can move into construction early next fall on that work. and they've also selected a cmgc for the following phase of work which they -- which is the viaducts on the westside of the island, but we'll need to complete mccullough road before we can start the work. and i concluded some of our recurring board actions and items, you know, every january we have new officers install as we do today and we'll be going through nominating and and then our budget process with a presentation in march and adoption of budget in may and so those are some of the highlights for the year ahead. like i said, looking back in 2016, it was not quite as successful as we hoped it would be but optimis