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robert goa let me ask you because we have not had a whole lot of time. the one that intrigues me the most is this notion of a minimal cell. first of all, can you explain what a "minimal cell" is? craig: we have been working on this since 1995 when we sequenced the first two jen m's in history, trying to understand a very minimal set of genes that can be responsible for complete self replicating life, and so we have been working on this for a long time. we have had our first synthetic version of 2010, as you know. we have been working since then to try to design a cell from scratch that has just the minimal set of genes necessary for living and replication, at least in a laboratory environment. robert: so we humans have about 20,000 to 30,000 genes. you started with a little itty-bitty thing. you did you try to make it little or -- little or -- smaller? craig: the smallest set of genes is one we sequenced in 1995. it is a little over 500 genes. the goal is, and the problem with this whole field is our fundamental knowledge of biology is so limited that we

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and when can we expect for you to be off the goa high-risk list? >> well, first of all, i -- when i met with the head of gao, i asked to be put on that list. with the crises that have occurred, i that thought it was appropriate we are on the list. the transparency and disability is important. second, we've made a lot of progress on the electronic health record. and i would like to offer to represent the community that we would be happy to come to europe with an demonstrate the interoperability. once you see it, you become much more conversant in the progress that has been made. >> very briefly. >> yes sir. from a standpoint, we've been hitting on three levels. the first one is moving the data within the existing systems. and we share more data than any health care system in the nation or in the world. our future is how do we get all of the data in a single view? and that is the demonstration that the secretary offered. where today you can now see all the v.a. data for any medical center and dod data as well as third party provider data in the same

specifically, the faa is working to address issues and recommendations that goa has also raised as itrelates to cyber security and the faa. we have already established a number of technical findings that are focused on remediating some of those concerns. in addition the faa has established a new executive cyber security steering committee that will focus on these issues across the department, across the agency. one of its major responsibilities will be to coordinate the implementation of the gao recommendations, the committee will also take a risk-based approach in addressing the larger set of issues associated with cyber security. in addition to that, this is an area where we're also joined at the hip with our other agency partners and so we're working closely with the department of homeland security, the national security agency and the u.s. army cyber command to coordinate our efforts to protect the integrity of our air space. >> is there someone individual that's in charge? i mean committees are useful, but to get things done, implemented, et cetera usually has to have somebody th

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and when can we expect for you to be off the goa high-risk list? >> well, first of all i -- when i met with the head of gao, i asked to be put on that list. with the crises that have occurred, i that thought it was appropriate we are on the list. >> i would like to offer, we would be happy to come to your offices and demonstrate the inner operatability. and once you see it, you come more conversant in the progress being made. >> very briefly, if you wouldn't mind. >> yes, sir. >> from a standpoint, we've been hitting on three levels. the first one is moving the data within the existing systems. and we share more data than any health care system in the nation or in the world. our future is how do we get all of the data in a single view? and that is the demonstration that the secretary offered. where today you can now see all the v.a. data for any medical center and dod data as well as third party provider data in the same screen. so the data's been normalized the providers can look at it, and they can actually make decisions based upon a continuum o