guest is the director of the republican scientific and practical center for transfusiology and medical biotechnologyr karpenko. hello hello. fyodor nikolaevich, thank you very much for coming. surely everyone is familiar with this sign on the building of the institution that you head, but perhaps not everyone knows what is hidden behind it. please tell us what the head does. rnp. well, first of all, the republican scientific and practical center is the most important institution in the republic of belarus for blood donation, the head institution of the service blood of the republic of belarus. therefore, our task is to work with donors and procure blood and its components for medical use. therefore, for us, the donor’s work begins with the arrival of the donor, at the exit. we donate blood components , the medical use of blood components actually also depends on the donor, so all our work and the very possibility of providing medical care depends on the person who comes to us, so for us this sign is really probably a symbol , a sign of appeal to people and gratitude to people, who come every day, sp

pera will return like biotechnology, medical diagnostics, 5g, ai, block chain and make clear what is not patent eligible. mere ideas, discoveries of what already exist in nature like unmodified human genes and social or cultural content things that everyone agrees are beyond the scope of patent system. the bill would accomplish in 3 ways including those set forth in the supreme court. second, clarify eligibility determinations are to be made by considering every claim almost of thegi patent as a whole and without regard to the novelty and nonobviousness and disclosure requirements and extensive list of excluded subject matter while maintaining the existing statutory categories of eligible matter. i look forward to continuing this work with senator tillis and with the wide representative, wide range of stakeholder groups as we move forward, with senator tillis cooperation, two panels with diverse views and perspective pro and con and encourage witnesses to be direct about what they like about the bill or to be specific about what they like to see changed in the bill and why. i willon

it will return eligibility to import inventions like biotechnology, medical diagnostics, 5g, ai, blockk will also make clear was not patent eligible at mere ideas ms discoveries of what exists in nature like an modified human genes. g social content. to build and three ways first wit abolished judicially created to patentability those set forth in the supreme court two-step test. second it would determinations are to be every claim element as a whole. without regard is that novelty and disclosure requirements and a third set forth extensive list of excluded subject matter will maintaining the statutory categories of eligible. i look forward to continue this work with center tillis and the wide representative -- wide range of stakeholder groups represented by witnesses here today. as we move forward with center tillis cooperation the same two panels with diverse views and perspectives pro and con. encourage our witnesses to be direct with they like aut bill or to be specific what they would like to see change in the bill and why. i'll interest the first panel of witnesses in a moment bu

medical care within 30 minutes. the procurement of blood and its components makes it possible to develop the biotechnological directiontoday, albumin and specific immunoglobulins are produced in belarus. a real breakthrough in the production of platelet-rich plasma. it is used in traumatology, which allows postponing joint replacement. except in addition, clinical trials of domestic intravenous immunoglobulin are being completed today. its introduction into medical practice will allow you to save more than that every year.

medical care within 30 minutes. the procurement of blood and its components makes it possible to develop the biotechnological direction. today in belarus they produce albumin and specific immunoglobulins. the real breakthrough is the production of platelet-rich plasma. it is used in traumatology, which allows postponing joint replacement. in addition, clinical trials of domestic intravenous immunoglobulin are being completed today. its introduction into medical practice will allow saving more than 10 million belarusian rubles annually. surround with care and attention. those who especially need it, the main goal of the republican charity event with all my heart. new year's mood congratulations received today residents of the orsha boarding school. it became a second home for 205 elderly people , lonely people and those who need special care from all over the vitep region. gifts and certificates were presented, including from the ministry of information of belarus for the purchase of equipment for oxygen cocktails. special congratulations were addressed to the veteran of the great patriotic war, partisan front-line sol

biotechnology and national security policy. she is a molecular biologist by training and studied severe infectiousiseases as a sta scientist with the naval medical research cter in maryland and holds a phd in biology from the developmental biology and biophysics program at the johns hopkins university and a ba in biology from northwestern. welcome. senator jim tell, u.s. senator from missouri, which time he was a member of the senate armed services and energy and national resources committee. he w vice air of the bipartisan commission of the prevention of wmd proliferation and terrorism. it has concluded that unless action is taken, a biological event in the united states is likely. he has criticized the federal government's readiness to deal with major public health crises. so have i, senator. mr. kenneth wayne steen serving as t underseetary of intelligence and analysis at the department of homeland security. he was confirmed by the united states senate in june 2022. the office of intelligence and analysis, he's a member of and the department liaison to the u. intelligence community. he serves as the chief intelligence officer for dhs and repo

medical records. now what could possibly go wrong? well, they say making the information available would help develop cutting edge treatments and to ensure the uk is at the forefront of a biotechnologynt data would be anonymous. well, for more on this, let's speak to futurist lawyer, broadcaster, ai guru and good pal of mine, andrew eborn . good pal of mine, andrew eborn. it's a delight to join you yet again and it's a great story. i'll tell you why. it's a great story because it's something i've predicted for a long time. as know, about al. as you know, i talk about al. i talk the future. back to talk about the future. back to the futurist and what it is information power . the futurist and what it is information power. and what information is power. and what they've worked out is i these wonderful machines are solving all sorts of problems. they're working out treatments for diseases haven't happened diseases that haven't happened for long uh, all that for a long time. uh, all that sort of stuff. also, they've worked out that chatting to chatgpt better than chatting chatgpt is better than chatting to gp because it's more to your gp because it's more empathetic. it gives better ans