we are now coming to the cryo—electron microscopy facility. place. this is ufuk. he is preparing the experiment. hello, i'm lara. nice to meet you. a prepared sample is placed in a tiny drop of water and inserted into that electron microscope at minus 195 degrees celsius. this so when we put it into the cryo—electron microscope, the electron beam can go through it and we will see our vaccine particles. 0k. can i take a look at what it's actually seeing now? so we can only have one of those grids loaded. . those are the three millimetre disks that we applied - the sample onto. this is a magnified image of that. - so this is a grid square image. and now we're going to zoom into these foil holes. - the microscope can zoom into 0.1 nanometre detail. that's one ten—millionth of a millimetre. these raw images may not look like much to you or me, but they are a vital part of the process. and ai is pivotal to this. where ai can help us is, we can run literally thousands of simulations of where to position which particular bit of the protein to attach,

cryo effects, confetti and stuff like that. so that's kind of what we do here.ing you choose the music for the nightclub. it helps us put together music platforms that are very, very, very broad. so pre—game experience, given the fact of what our demographic breakdown is, i know that we need to play music that is going to cater from all the way to the sixties, all the way up to current music. with the game about to start, the fans are packing into the stadium, but do they realise just how much data is being gathered about them? you don't realise it, but you are aware because when you log into your amazon account and it remembers the kind of paper towel that you last ordered, that's a piece of data on you, but you find it relevant and you find it helpful. we try to do the same thing and we're doing it because the fans expect it. with technology now impacting every aspect of running a business. i'm sure it won't be long before more sports teams are following the start—up model of miami heat. thank you. now this is the short cut of click. the full length version is

it easier for the patient to go through it in the second round. you can freeze your eggs yourself cryo-preservationgram, but storage is the desire of the family or the individual woman. by the way, we freeze not only eggs, we freeze sperm. many russian clinics are ahead of the compulsory medical insurance system by introducing their own programs, for example, a program for the rehabilitation of infants or women after childbirth; all this is already working in the narofaminsky perinatal center. alexandra and denis thanks to such help. they successfully cope with raising triplets; of course, there are more worries, but the center’s specialists are always in touch. mom with one child it’s hard, what can we say, when there are twins, in our case it’s triplets. whatever difficulties you have encountered, in fact , we have a positive attitude towards all this, because we have an older child, we have some experience, so no special difficulties arose, but it is possible to establish some kind of new rhythm of life in terms of a daily routine. the center’s doctors plan to submit a proposal to the ministry o

it's ultra lounge, nightclub, loud music, lights going everywhere, cryo effects, confetti and stuff likea is even helping you choose the music for the nightclub? it helps us put together music platforms that, you know, are very, very, very broad, you know? so, pre—game experience, given the fact of what our demographic breakdown is, i know that we need to play music that is going to cater, you know, from all the way from the '60s all the way up to current music. with the game about to start, the fans are packing into the stadium, but do they realise just how much data is being gathered about them? you don't realise it but you are aware, because when you log into your amazon account and it remembers the kind of paper towel that you last ordered, that's a piece of data on you, but you find it relevant and you find it helpful. we try to do the same thing, and we're doing it because the fans expect it. with technology now impacting every aspect of running a business, i'm sure it won't be long before more sports teams are following the start—up model of miami heat. thank you. time for a look

cryo itself, conservation is a compulsory medical insurance program, but storage is the desire of theze not only eggs, we freeze sperm. many russian clinics are ahead of the compulsory medical insurance system by introducing their own programs, for example, a rehabilitation program for infants or women after childbirth. all. rehabilitation into the compulsory medical insurance system. svetlana gordeeva, irina lemkina, svetlana kostyunina and oleg gorkov, ntv. neglect of regular vaccination among a large number of people threatens the emergence of new global biological threats. about this at the first joint african-russian international conference to combat infectious diseases. local scientific centers for the prevention and research of infectious diseases in the republic of guinea, in the republic of burundi, the centers are fighting outbreaks of dangerous infections, organizing expeditions to monitor existing searches for unknown microorganisms, developing new tests, and training specialists. we export biological sovereignty. russia does nothing other than help our colleagues and cit

cryo-preservation itself is a compulsory medical insurance program, but storage is the desire of them. many russian clinics are ahead of the compulsory medical insurance system by introducing their own programs, for example, a program for the rehabilitation of infants and the rains will really fall tomorrow on friday on the border of southern heat and northern cold, that is, right in the center. so, near the arctic circle there are frosts, sometimes severe, even for april, in vorkuta -16 snow, in the south up to +30. the balkan cyclone, which will pass tangent here, will go to the center with serious intentions. thunderstorms will thunder in the black soil, the wind will increase, and during the day it will be above twenty. in the center tomorrow it will be fresh, about 10°, also with rain. which is relatively calm, precipitation is only in places, but the day after tomorrow, when the balkan arrives, a real snow storm will break out, and in the capitals after a pause. for many, spring is the time changes, but not for uralsip bank. 25 years of reliability, an individual approach remai

training of the personnel, the security issues in the laboratory in terms of monitoring of incubators and cryo storage units, and just the number of staff required to support the process or such. and these are the things that have made the cost so high. additionally, medications are quite high. >> i mean, the cost obviously just one aspect and one barrier for a lot of people. really appreciate you coming on the show this afternoon though, doctor, to discuss this important issue. obviously, as we look to raise awareness about infertility. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> all right. we shift to talk about the weather here. and mark sounds like we have a nice weekend on tap. >> yeah a little bit warmer as we head into the weekend alex a cool blustery day out there today. interesting because we actually have some snowfall to talk about in the sierra. but first we'll talk about those winds here and some strong winds. no wind advisories, but those winds definitely are building up throughout the day. you can see winds gusting over 30 over 40 approaching 45 miles an hour at the altamont pass. so we

sometimes cryo-preserve these corals. what do you make of those efforts?y are going to be enough to save this ecosystem? julia: i think it's a tragedy that we are pushing, you know, coral reefs and coral reef researchers to that absolute extreme. that's a triage type of response and it's a last ditch response. maybe it will make a little bit of a difference in some areas where it's being implemented, but it's not a solution that is going to save the world's coral reefs, and it's undoubtedly the only thing that is going to save the world's coral reefs at this point is a rapid reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. that is absolutely certain. anything else that we do might help a few areas here and there, and of course, that will be important in those areas where it helps. but if we are going to ensure that the world's coral reefs are still in existence in the coming decades, we have to rapidly mitigate climate change. there is no other way forward here. william: alright. julia baum of the university of victoria in canada. thank you so much for talking with

there is a choice of magnet, cryo and laser therapy, next to the office of a gynecologist, therapist, care as surgery, neurology, endocrinology, ent diseases, ophthalmology, and we will provide assistance to the local population by visiting forms of specialist work. over the past 3 years , about 300 facilities have been built under the national healthcare project, one of them is a digital paramedic and obstetric center in the village of sinenkiy, saratov region, now directly opposite the old building. there were repeated attempts to repair and revive the old building, but in the end they came to the conclusion that a new outpatient clinic was needed. the population served by this outpatient clinic is about 900 people, from the innovations of a new generation electrocardiograph, all the data. transmits in mode real time to the specialized doctors of the central hospital, there is no need to go anywhere, you can also consult with specialists remotely; for some reason, heart complaints are not available to you. telemedicine allows us to consult patients on site without traveling to the c

so, when this man came out of cryo- and run at me, i say it felt kind of anachronistic.ite a real-- was obviously very him pleasant but very surprising. >> i will try to make a linkage here, but you are a writer, who has frequently put his own life in danger for the cause of writing. we are in a position in the states where a major literary award is being canceled, because half of the writers have withdrawn submissions, because of the war in gaza and i just wonder how you feel about that, what it tells you about the situation you are in in the state we are in in the moment, where everything is so hot and divided and angry that a literary award. and i don't know-- maybe you feel that these are writers, nobly standing up for gaza and something has to be done for human suffering, and maybe what are they doing, this isn't actually going to help anyone and we need to carry on with our art and the process of writing? >> yeah, you know, i understand all of the anger, but i think it is very sad that i feel sorry for writers being nominated for these awards, many of whom could do

we are now coming to the cryo—electron microscopy facility.tually seeing now? so we can only have one of those grids loaded. . those are the three millimetre disks that we applied - the sample onto. this is a magnified image of that. - so this is a grid square image. and now we're going to zoom into these foil holes. - the microscope can zoom into 0.1 nanometre detail. that's one ten—millionth of a millimetre. these raw images may not look like much to you or me, but they are a vital part of the process. and ai is pivotal to this. where ai can help us is, we can run literally thousands of simulations of where to position which particular bit of the protein to attach, where to put it, or if we need to stabilise it or fix it in some way. and that can help us really reduce the time in the lab spent doing iterations until we get the right molecule. but if they do succeed, the possibilities in other areas could be huge too, such as cancer vaccines that train the body's immune system to make antibodies against a tumour. and at least its methods do h

it's ultra lounge, nightclub, loud music, lights going everywhere, cryo effects, confetti and stuff likeou find it helpful. we try to do the same thing, and we're doing it because the fans expect it. with technology now impacting every aspect of running a business, i'm sure it won't be long before more sports teams are following the start—up model of miami heat. thank you. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and rogerjohnson. our headlines today: the prime minister refuses to rule out a summer election, as conservative mp dan poulter defects to labour. i found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye and my constituents in the eye with good conscience. scottish first minister humza yousaf faces an uncertain future, but dismisses the idea of an alliance with the alba party. the record—breaking piece of titanic history. a gold watch belonging to a passenger on the doomed liner sells for £9,000,000. sells for £900,000. a sixth women's six nations title in a row for england, who also seal a third consecutive grand slam after a d

loud music, lights going everywhere, cryo effects, confetti and stuff like that.the �*60s all the way up to current music. with the game about to start, the fans are packing into the stadium, but do they realise just how much data is being gathered about them? you don't realise it, but you are aware, because when you log into your amazon account and it remembers the kind of paper towel that you last ordered, that's a piece of data on you, but you find it relevant and you find it helpful. we try to do the same thing, and we're doing it because the fans expect it. with technology now impacting every aspect of running a business, i'm sure it won't be long before more sports teams are following the start—up model of miami heat. thank you. time for a look at this week's tech news. presidentjoe biden has signed a bill that could see tiktok and in america unless its chinese owner, by dance, sells its stake in the firm within nine months. the bill was passed through congress earlier week. tiktok says the law is unconstitutional and it will challenge it in court. tt uncons