corporate r&d. many industries that did a lot of corporate r&d have shifted to near-term product development. prof. miller: let's dig into that. because i think you look into the history of r&d, bell labs looms large and for half of a century was producing nobel prizes. why do we not have an equivalent to bell labs today? dr. prabhakar: a monopoly paid for by r&d. bell labs put me through graduate school. that was before divestiture, right before that era. and i remain grateful for that. but also, you can't not be impressed by the goodness that came out of that. it was nobel prizes, but it was also the transistor. things that really were the beginning of massive changes that happened. i think we also need to recognize the innovation that came after it was broken up was what would happen in the old monopoly. i remember my colleagues at bell labs were all about quality and they could not imagine the world we live in now or we carry around cell phones and a world built on the foundations of the internet

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if you give them $32 billion on top of what we are currently doing in r&d, that will take federal r&d from about 7% of gdp to 7.7% of gdp, so it starts moving you in the direction of sufficient federal r&d investment to meet our ambitions. what does it look like on the ground? what it looks like is today we have thousands of known diseases for which there is no treatment, and we generate new pharmaceuticals and address new conditions at the rate of 20 or 30 a year, so thousands, 20 to 30. if you can speed that up tenfold or a hundredfold, think about what that means. that means my kids might be able to grow up without worrying about dementia at the end of their lives. that is just unbelievable but it could be possible. it really could be possible. we are doing pieces of the basic research to pursue that. pharma companies are each taking their own trove of private data and trying to make progress on that. but until we pull all of that together and supercharge it with investment, my kids are not going to achieve that future. i want them to have that future. we got work to do. one or two

corporate r&d. many industries that did a lot of corporate r&d have shifted to near-term product development. prof. miller: let's dig into that. because i think you look into the history of r&d, bell labs looms large and for half of a century was producing nobel prizes. why do we not have an equivalent to bell labs today? dr. prabhakar: a monopoly paid for by r&d. bell labs put me through graduate school. that was before divestiture, right before that era. and i remain grateful for that. but also, you can't not be impressed by the goodness that came out of that. it was nobel prizes, but it was also the transistor. things that really were the beginning of massive changes that happened. i think we also need to recognize the innovation that came after it was broken up was what would happen in the old monopoly. i remember my colleagues at bell labs were all about quality and they could not imagine the world we live in now or we carry around cell phones and a world built on the foundations of the internet

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d r. the forbidden town was a restricted area for 50 years. even today, parts of the town are still cordoned off. there's a risk that the old ammunition that's still lying around might explode. so if you're around them off or has access to offers guided tours here in the g d r ero, she worked for state television. after germany's reunification, she discovered 10 buildings here, the leak. they've been there for almost 18 years of just like the us use in the building such as this concrete colossus, the zeppelin bunker is part of a huge bumper complex, located in the middle of the forest. it's also part of the forbidden city, a descent into the secret underground world of associates saw it fit for you in new york on seeing what informed the is this guy. so now we have to put on the jacket because it's cold in the bunker. 9 degrees, summer and winter. so now we have a 2 and a half tons, field old i tool the during the cold war, the headquarters of the high command of the soviet armed forces in

d. r, at over 1100 locations, the, the troops were on constant alert in an emergency they were to attack the western lights. nito, the, the soviet army also built its own shelters, and the g. d. r. this type of underground structure was also built invalid stuff. they were very different from the massive bunkers the very much to meet in the process. how about equally joking? we call it the ikea bunker because it's made of lightweight components. you can see it so connected together like ikea, things that it can be assembled and disassembled all 4 feet off falling in 1994, the soviets withdrew from one source and the military town became accessible. the next bunker, however, is still top secret and not open to the public. stefan dude now knows where to find it. the author has exclusive access to this area, one of the places where the soviets left their mark. during the cold war, the site was closed to ged our citizens. for the 1st time, the film crew is allowed to shoot here for hills rising

corporate r&d. many industries that did a lot of corporate r&d have shifted to near-term product development. prof. miller: let's dig into that. because i think you look into the history of r&d, bell labs looms large and for half of a century was producing nobel prizes. why do we not have an equivalent to bell labs today? dr. prabhakar: a monopoly paid for by r&d. bell labs put me through graduate school. that was before divestiture, right before that era. and i remain grateful for that. but also, you can't not be impressed by the goodness that came out of that. it was nobel prizes, but it was also the transistor. things that really were the beginning of massive changes that happened. i think we also need to recognize the innovation that came after it was broken up was what would happen in the old monopoly. i remember my colleagues at bell labs were all about quality and they could not imagine the world we live in now or we carry around cell phones and a world built on the foundations of the internet

what is not happening as federal r&d keeping up. it's not a competition, you need both and a degree of balance. i want to make sure federal r&d doesn't just keep up with a scale of our economy growing but the scale of our ambitions. we are and should always be the most ambitious country on the planet and part of that is making these public investments. mara: thank you for that. we've got a few minutes for your smart questions. we have someone with a microphone. we've got someone right in front . >> thank you. could you talk about what you do with the change of administration. how do you manage making sure you don't start all over again or go in a different direction when the resources have been invested up to that point? thank you. arati: because i am here in my official capacity and will be speculating about what happens on election day or after. i think our priorities in this administration have been very clear. they start by respecting scientific knowledge and being very clear these are the facts that will help us solve the hardes

i will talk specifically about r&d spending. if you look at the 25 years leading up to 2021, the last year we have rigorous data, we grew r&d, total, public and private, we grew 2x, but china's grew 27 fold. they went from spending next to nothing to being the number two spender on r&d globally, second only to the united states. a sobering benchmark is china's spending is a 40% greater than all of europe put together. think about that. an important warning sign. the number of dollars is significant and the pace it is growing continues. a few months ago, the ccp announced it would increase public spending on r&d 10% this year. within the 10% was a 13% increase in basic research. tragically that happened the same week republican budget caps and congress cut federal r&d after some years of importing growth. that was a sobering moment to see that continued acceleration while we are pulling back on federal r&d. two peel one more layer, it's not just enough to say that china will steal our stuff. that's not the story today because when

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the d r. c has received more than 265000 doses of impulse vaccines that follows a major outbreak in d. r. c. and mexico cloudy, assigned them, has made history by being sworn in as the country's 1st female president. you know, of your ration ceremony took place of the congress and mexico city with many political leaders attending. she has promised to increase the minimum salary and provide more homes for the poor. those are the headlines and the news continues here on elsie's 0 after witness the, the the, the, the the big the big when it has it, when with the show we have the instead of hello am somebody. i'm not here in the had the through the, the had the flu substance. you probably see them, but you wanted to let you know the, the defense minister has ordered a complete c just because he says, palestinians, indian clave will soon have no access to electricity, food, or fuel. the territory has been under non stop environment and hundreds has been killed since i'm on site is managed to infilt

this was the 2nd dudley boat accidents in the d. r. c. in less than 4 months. a boat capsized in june near the campus, looking shasta, killing more than 80 people. the man leading the case against former us president donald trump for trying to overturn the 2020 election result has outlined troops quote, sweeping and increasingly desperate efforts to clean power. in a new $165.00 page filing special council, jack smith says trump lied to the public to election officials and even to his own vice president allen official reports from washington. a tony trump has consistently insisted the legal cases against him. our lives indic keeping him from returning to the white house. so i did nothing wrong. special cancel jack smith is we the new evidence about transactions after the 2020 presidential election. it's not to be done sealed by the court in washington. the 165 page document says from the days before the election told his closest advisors that he would simply declare victory before all ballots were counted. and any window was projected and he did that at the whi

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it's our by d i r o d u n. it was emission to the united nations. i said, this is a legitimate response to quote is wrong. terrace in the region, runs legal rational and legitimate response to the terrorist attacks of design this regime, which involves targeting you runyan, nationals, and interest and infringing up on the national sovereignty of the slimy group public over on, has been duly carried out. should design is regime dare to respond or commit further acts of malevolence. a subsequent and crushing response we went to regional states and design is supporters or advice to part ways with the regime of music pad and reportedly based on following orders from your boss will be a leader deluxe. say that is comedy and now everyone everyone is watching with baited breath waiting for a potential response from it as well. of course, and we see that the one year president muscle physician has also said that recently that quote, less than you know that one is not a ledger in the nation, but it's 10 strongly against any square key further said that this

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r&d is sitting at $2.5 trillion u.s. only in germany, 121.4 billion euro was spend on r&d.hat matters because springer nature is a publishing house which is concentrating on scientific publications. they have in total 13,000 scientific publications and 3,000 journals among them is well known for the public market "nature" and "scientific america" for the end consumer for main street there is a growing interest as well for main street according to the company to be informed about scientific developments. bring you back to the growing market bear market, which is of course, technical publications is at 12.7 billion u.s. dollar worl worldwide. it is expected to grow 4% each year perhaps that is one of the reasons the ipo was successful in a way you could argue a infrastructure business. it is stable and robust and not expected to be shaken by d geopolitical events or other events because the scientific market will stay in place. there's a lot of interest and the more money is spent on r& d, the more it has to be published. of course, springer nature is very well positioned to

both accidents in the d. r. c. unless these 4 months, a boat capsized in june near the capital can shots are killing more than 80 people . us president joe biden. and vice president, complet harris have been visiting some of the areas affected by hurricane helen. more than a $180.00 p for killed across 6 states. the storms damage could stretch into billions of dollars, bite and blamed climate change could extreme weather conditions, powers flu separately to the 7 state of georgia. one of the 7, the swing states that couldn't decide november's presidential election and tens of thousands of people in north carolina are still without running water. almost a week of the hurricane helen mainland, for a severe flooding, has destroyed pipelines, damaged water plants and cut off power. president biden has directed the pentagon to send up to up to a 1000 troops to assist the north carolina national guard with delivering to my food crass and his made land full into my one hitting the port city of co, shown a storm, broad tor

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friends of the congo which you represent has also been attempting to draw attention to the fact that the d r. c is being drained of its resources and the big tech has a lot to do with it. are you able to paint a brief picture for us here of what that pillage looks like today, sir, thank you. thank you. the engine looks like today is entirely consistent with what the products look like yesterday when can vehicle the 2nd of belgium owned the congo. and tony, if up to a $1000000.00 at the expense of an estimated $10000000.00 comedies people. and that is to say, condo was designed for extraction extraction of natural resources and a to coming out of 188425 1000000 conference. and to this very day that blueprint, that design remains in place where the country is being pondered at the expense of the cost of these people. and i give you the classic, it was an example of how that is. we have uh estimated $110000000.00 people in the congo quote into the world bank, up to about $70000000.00 a little less than $0.20 a day. that's on the one hand. on the other hand, you have this is really building here

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be a catastrophe. millions of households depend on them intelligent surfaces, like germany's b, n, d r, nervous, they're keeping a very close eye on russian activities. if you're missing faster and us, and it's not just the more a new train that has shown that like russia is willing and able to use violence is divided on some and violence to get their property right. the violence against infrastructure, even even such a spine to prepare sabotaged operations to file for we consider the danger to be very real. this is not something abstract who will be facing in 10 or 20 years timed in the pace of which russia is raising tensions. and speeding up measures to make it militarily capable of acting against the west, means we have good reason to take a very concrete look at this threat of espionage and sabotaged concrete. these constitute an important part of this trench, more than 70 research vessels, most of which answer to the russian ministry of defense. they have sensitive technology on board, such as soon ours, huge radar systems or even laboratories, some items. it's not too late in th

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a d r. rineback militia has threatened deeper. strikes into israel. what also saying it wants to cease fire 11 on for the 1st time the group made no mention of the gods a ceasefire as a precondition for 11 untruths bad. and yet that us, once a ceasefire is established with a copy of diplomacy intervenes. when the football and everything else will be discussed to napa, and all decisions will be made and cut off. the thought that the size you to do not ask for details when the principal has not being discussed. what cover looks like there is no room for any talks without a cease fire number. hello, miss betsy elaine. i made his ball as talk of a ceasefire. israel has signaled the war could expand further. he does deployed another army division into southern lebanon. as it seeks to seize control of border areas from the militant group. are corresponded in beverly mohammed tre, told me the latest to more he's really as trucks have hits the wood solid and suburbs, then because the region overnight, as the cross board is showing between has blocked and disp

and of course of the i r d. c, itself is a hailing this attack as a, a major victory for the whole access of resistance. and the one a particular think about this attack. what was the fact that it won't twice do it to show its capabilities, compare to the a pro attack. so this time around here on it's not only launched missiles from its western borders towards israel, which is of course, the western borders are closer to israel. it's a distance of approximately more than 2000 kilometers between the quantity of western borders and as well. but this time around, they want also launch missiles from central parts of the country try and that will add an extra 500 kilometers to this distance, making it more than 2500 kilometers. so this is to launch of course it's missile capabilities. and we see that different resistance groups stepped in and tried to express their joy and happiness. praising this attack as a major victory and a harowick act of defiance of israel's military capabilities. we heard done well, how much

pronounce, black and beach is the main equipment supplies, the pentagon by labs color with a, the d t r, a agency, and the infamous for did treat to the bar treat to a huge customers. there's a reason why d t r a received a contract from the us department of defense to study a new strain of corona virus, along before the pandemic stats. that the cross opening on you are going to need to do with lots of course in you this has to do with us to little to cover the smoke of the nearest most of the technician nipple, the table and presentation, or allows you to meet or not with them granted entry was a slave and i'm with them to come find your bullet can reach or show the content will not. and they split the one you face and they submit the one that was that i was missed and they split onto my stuff is that i was doing it and they slipped on it. but i give them this to, judging by the documents of the appearance of us, scientists from organizations directly link or working for the pentagon and ukraine . tens of thousands of people were subjected to secret experiments fits of the community. t

and happening in the d. r a right now. and, and dominican republic right now in the, the only ace and commission is special commission that was put together to make today a. so we're waiting to see how is going to, how are they going to react. there's a new presidential president of the presidential council here, and he the dread transition on. so it's a political nightmare here because there's already, like i said, the security crisis now they're trying to see how they can respond to that new classes that is happening right now. so it's in a or in you said many of these people are not able to make their way back home to the capital. do so where all these people where they're being kept, what results is available to look off to them. and now they are coming from mostly the numbers that we saw and they are saying that they're coming mostly from the to border crossing in the north, in the center of the country. and now then this, if they have to come back to port or brands, they will have to take buses, different buses, but

the disease is killed almost a 1000 people in d r c. since the start of the a long walk on it has moved from goma a device seen a guess. impulse was officially luncheon today by the deal to see what she was here in to prove yourself enough. people mentally the tone of go my hearing to press this all for different at the button as those white board directory in this book submission campaign, including the w h o on it for this progress of enough capabilities. expecting to are the mysteries of i've seen on more than 48000 people, many people coming from the database this uh, the most vulnerable people we have. he says that the virus was detected here in the, in the, in this area. then they would have to start tomorrow or so in the other side of stuff people will substitute via this is i've been recorded for the last uh, january of 2 now or most of the country now, is it according around start to 1000 guess is a we did 9900 difficulties across the country? the charlotte julie made the way to know for the front of the children not to close o

the disease has killed almost a 1000 people in d r. c. since the start of the, along what connie has moved from goma, the good news full of people. yeah. in the industry. 2 of them are, they have been waiting for this. and then the last, postpone many times why they'll do it. it is due to the logistics, as we said they've, i've seen that all, even in contrast, se one mouth, but it was a big challenge to bring of i've seen these are then finally the lot to do today manually with the magical stuff. first of all, because these are the people already exposed high clips full is the last time when we're covering this impulse in the board and progress of. so to keep, you know, we have seen more than a 10 or for medical team under the treatment because of the way of frontier as they are 3 things. some of them to see, i guess he's been this is why the medical pedal for tony is giving priority to these people now. then there will now go to the community and different a sides of the country in order to fortunately reduce the flux initial. this was t

d r t correspondent, a bridge develop, sent us this exclusive report from the city of you crunched, which recently came under russian control that we speed through villages that have been reduced to less then ruins. last graveyards of cranium village the eclipse to gunners at our side. around shot guns, the most effective counting measure against the thrones of the sky above the town of greens use blankets they didn't sell for smoke from artillery strikes. as we follow in the footsteps of rushes and farms. tell me please, where is it now? how far are you crazy and for the record? so well, we are leaving the city. and if we go to the right, then there are 2 kilometers on the right side of the landfill. right now we are advancing the front line. there are 4 kilometers behind us. now there are tillery is flying. we are also striking back in response. so the russian armed forces they were moving in from that direction, heading that way here. the ukrainians had 2 major strongholds, one over here in the building in the headquarters of the local milledgeville administration. and another one in t

deadly boat accidents in the d. r. c. in less than 4 months. a boat capsized in june near the capital kinshasa killing more than 80 people. the man leading the case against former us president donald trump for trying to overturn the 2020 election result has outlined troops quote, sweeping and increasingly desperate efforts to clean the power in a new 165 page filing special council. jack smith says trump lied to the public to election officials and even to his own vice president. our official reports from washington. donald trump has consistently insisted the legal cases against him. our lives indic keeping him from returning to the white tufts. i did nothing wrong. special cancel jack smith is we the new evidence about trumps actions after the 2020 presidential election. it's not a beat on sealed by the court in washington. 165 page document. so it's from, in the days before the election pulled his closest advisors, that he would simply declare victory before all ballots were counted on any when there was projected. and you did that at the whi

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