from georgia, uzbekistan, the collective farm of the centroba of the ussr, director of the research institute of large-scale socialist agriculture and agricultural economy, once again, unfolded the tables, checked the technical requirements for the new production with those represented by comrades from the republic and taratuta shook his head negatively, only shrugged his hands again and again questions arose. despite disputes, discussions of doubt, on august 5 , 1930, an official letter was sent to the leadership of the soviet kolkhozstroy by the director of the research institute. it was informed that the institute undertook an obligation under an agreement with the collective farm center of belarus to develop an organizational plan. rogachevsk zhlobin agro- industrial complex requirements for the construction of such production is tough. it should be tied to a place where there is a large amount of feed for cattle and, most importantly, the requirement should not be nearby cheese factories or butter factories. otherwise, there may be problems with a shortage of milk. rogachev was best suit

despite disputes debate doubts 5 in august 1930, the director of the scientific research institute sent an official letter to the management of the state farm building. it was notified that the institute had assumed an obligation, under an agreement with the collective farm center of belarus, to develop an organizational plan. rogachevsk zhlobin agro-industrial plant , the requirements for the construction of such a production facility are strict. it should be tied to a place where there is a large amount of feed for cattle and, most importantly, the requirement should not be nearby cheese factories or butter factories. otherwise, there may be problems with a lack of milk. rogachev was best suited in the gomel region. bssr near the water near large pastures for cows. well, in principle, but there was another weighty argument, a unique technology for condensing milk, which for two centuries was owned here by local craftsmen and which never changed only milk and sugar did not exist in the world at any dairy plant, the initial combination of non-soviet union did not in europe, there were n

alexander semyonov, head of the research institute of virus research vektor, is in touch with the studio. he knows all the details alexander vladimirovich hello. please remind me how dangerous swine flu is, how different it is from other types of flu, and what are the possible complications and treatments well, let's start answering the methods of treatment from the end. no different, uh complications, in principle, are the same as with pandemic influenza. uh, the trouble is that it has a slightly different structure. yes, therefore, our immunity is more often repulsed with the usual so -called flu season and in general. well, we are ready to meet him, and swine flu has a little bit. here are other antigens, so for him, uh, modified versions of the vaccine are being developed and applied . but also the pig will reconnect h1 and of course, the question is about vaccination becomes well mega topical. is it known why it began to actively circulate again and how quickly it spreads, how much more contagious it is, for example, compared to the new year. oh no, you can't compare warm sweets, so

employees make the institute the most important research hub.e moscow center for fundamental applied mathematics, created thanks to the national project of science and the university, operates on the basis of ip-m. this is a joint project of moscow state university ipm. also the institute computational mathematics. this is a concentration of scientists together. eh, you, well, outstanding competent specialists , and precisely, uh, and. that means daily communication. eh, some discussions, sometimes it’s enough to stand together to exchange phrases and the day after tomorrow you have a new idea says mikhail ovchinnikov, chief researcher of the institute, doctor of physics in mathematics, professor of the moscow institute of physics and technology of his department, is implementing a number of projects, one of which is devoted to studying the dynamics of small spacecraft. the so-called bites. you group flight daughter holds. uh, the first swedish means the satellite model of bunin's satellite is 6 kg, and she tells me the point very much at school

one of the flagships science at the university is a research institute for nuclear problems, establishede eighties after the accident at the chernobyl nuclear power plant at that time the island has become the need to develop on the one hand the world of protection, and with. another side of monitoring and training in this direction is the institute of nuclear problems today. eh, here. probably enough. well, or one of the most active, working in the international arena. eh, it's all good. they know the project related to the discovery of bojon hicks, and here are our colleagues. there directly participated in the first articles that were published on this, this is a larger number of our scientists from belarus, that is, there are 14 people - these are representatives of the institute of nuclear problems. here is one of one of e materials that our scientists created in alformation. that is, it is a transparent metal, which was later used to create defectors or detection. in many ways, someone saves people by fighting fire. we remove the injured person. well it 's the happiest thing for a

he was associated with the creation of his own research institutes at the university, when antonika vses the rector, he did not initiate, by the way, the creation of any applied physical problems that now bear his name it was the largest center, and the largest center that worked for the country's economy, established in 1971, the sevchenko research institute of applied physical problems of the belarusian state university, is developing the next direction of aerospace technology. and information technology, applied optics, nanotechnology development and manufacture of unique measuring instruments using active radiation and floods. it must have been created over 50 years ago well, of course. ah, the creation of the institute itself. she is already had purely scientific goals. a purely scientific direction and, first of all, it was connected, of course, with the implementation of the scientific developments of scientists. here in e. the national economy of the country developed , new branches of production appeared , personnel were needed, and they were trained, including at the universit

petersburg state university, a leading researcher at the high energy physics laboratory, joint instituteuclear research merz was born in kegostrov, a small village near arkhangelsk, at school he was going to become a programmer in st. petersburg. university specialized in computational physics, soon he was invited to dubna. merce also writes lyric. poems published some in a sense, this is a place of power. yes , you come here like this, and here you are surrounded by living legends and in the form of monuments of the legend of the past. you can work somewhere else. you can sit there from home. or are you on campus? and you understand that well, here somehow here get back a little differently. there is some feeling here, i don’t know the importance of your history, that you are part of this great joint institute for nuclear research three flagship projects of a strongly laboratory 1,500 scientific articles a year. the peak is another installation of the mega sense class, which we will tell you, it is also created by nuclear physicists in the same place of power as oh me and in dubna this

crop has nothing to do with it, then how to explain what is happening in the village of the research institute of vegetable crops in the moscow region, where a real baby boom happened, the employees of the mass institute became pregnant and went on maternity leave. although the children, it seems, were no longer planned , a daughter was also born to the senior researcher of the laboratory of table root crops vladimir zayachkovsky, who bred a new variety of beets. my second child was born, we named her masha and therefore the variety marusya and then by a random course of circumstances. two more of our co-workers. uh, they gave birth to children who used, of course, removed this beetroot for more, took home ate and successfully became pregnant. and what is it, maybe beets, in general, scientists find a lot of useful things in it, for example, that its juice helps to improve the results of athletes. we also conducted our experience at a distance of 5 km, a group of international class masters. i was able to win thanks to beetroot juice, on average as much as 40 seconds ran. today, of course, i c

research. bair shoibonov was born in irkutsk, studied myth, when he had to write a term paper, he came to the united instituteesearch, which is the main one for the baikal project, when i was a student of the mission. er, i knew, more or less. what are some interesting projects? in our country, one of them is the baikal and not the trine experiment. and in general, it takes place in my small homeland, you can say, and i can go there. e at work. e on an expedition, so as not to lose touch with the roots, of course, it is impossible not to ask a question. what or who can interfere with the work of the observatory under water , this rarely happens when it takes away the nets from fishermen, that is, if the lower lower module costs somewhere from 1.300 m, yes, then the upper module is about 750 m there, there, of course, there are practically no living creatures, but we once lowered the camera there, well, according to technical e technical necessity, and there is what we saw from the fat content, but there, uh, while the crustaceans swim, amphipods there were very much at the bottom. eh, glad we showed it, they

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they have been conducted since soviet times, and in this research institute who is experimenting withhem now. allochka haven't you seen such a green daddy here? you will learn someday to put your things back. and here she is our red cow. next time you why yesterday? she had an important meeting and needed an interpreter. there are no more interesting events in my life. and it's not expected. so the development of diffrazars is carried out by dmitry hodokov, but a large part of the shares belongs to a colleague of khodakov, a certain oleg chernykh kommersant with scientists quite right, but at first glance his commerce is limited only to leasing premises , it is possible that he is trading in these phrases. perhaps scientific training. for this , they started developing together quite low for this. perhaps they are selling defective copies together. in the process of creation, marriage goes up to 99%. fortunately, a high-quality copy has not yet got there, and our task is to make sure that this does not happen. under suspicion of twins oleg sergeevich what kind of meeting is it possibl

to me in horror, and i graduated with them and my guys, all my fellow students worked at the research institute in boxes, suddenly they all began to close. everything began to crumble. all were yesterday. they were democrats. everyone wanted change, and today they were left without anything without understanding that, and in this horror and chaos, but they became when i saw how to tell you. the new owners, those who felt like new owners, the international monetary fund, the world bank, which was opened foot offices of high officials. i remember they came to me as a minister and began to offer there, well, in fact, if these recommendations, then this, it means, in fact, i divided by 10 what they said, i realized that this is extinction for us to close, but there is not only mines, but rather high. i would say high production. well, even the tv was made by the military-industrial complex. and yes , i wanted it so that we riveted pans of highly qualified working class personnel were harassed and degraded and thrown out of europe from there, dirty primitive technologies are left at home, only this

the botswana harvard aids institute is one of the leading h i v research institutions on the continent with some of the best virology tests, including sickle leila model. when the pandemic hit morrow and his team turned their focus from sequencing h i v to cove it and in november 2021, they made an unusual discovery, a new pattern with a high amount of mutations, the omicron variant. they reported it immediately. i think then did a lot of potential maybe infections. ah, the only unfortunate reaction was within a few hours few days that many countries in southern africa will flip east it almost 2 years into the pandemic. the world once again went on full alert, borders were closed flights to southern africa cancelled, and suddenly those who discovered it became scapegoats even receiving death threats . a lot of people say you scientists have big mouths look what you have done. and it was very uncomfortable. a few hours after it was discovered in botswana, scientists here in south africa, sequenced it to toyota. olivia was one of my old ph. d supervises. now they closely collaborate on t

the center is a complex of three research institutes in clinical neurology , fundamental neurology, vasculares of the brain and stroke, and three centers of medical radiology and neurophysiology endomuscular fillergy energy, alloy, high-tech clinic 300 hospital beds, which have a completely, which means that the operating unit is the last floor of the round tower, she and neurosurgery of all kinds and we will show you today, including unique methods that are only presented here in the country and literally in 3-5 year olds in the world. endovascular surgeries, an entire floor of intensive care, intensive care is the tenth floor of building b and, probably, rehabilitation that permeates, uh, everything, the structure of the center begins in resuscitation and under actually under the maximum potency. l person according to the events that told yes, yes, and the time, yes, yes, 137 some people enter the instruction of the diagnostic center for 250 visits per day to the inpatient polyclinic. yes, this is a polyclinic with very high diagnostic capabilities. the federal center for brain and neurote

unique device, an artificial left ventricle, developed by russian specialists on the basis of research institutesa small, light steel heart. for which it will not let you down and will become a temporary motor. while its own muscle is resting, the body is gaining strength to endure a donor heart transplant, in general, for many patients this motor is the only chance. to wait for transplantation, russian scientists have become one step closer to a completely artificial heart. this is the smallest device of its type in in the world, durable titanium parts are designed for a decade, while fragile blood cells are not damaged. the entire structure is assembled directly in the operating room. we have been using imported devices in cardiac surgery for many years. and here is a completely russian development. 15% have already received a titanium heart in the skilife. according to the doctors, the device is the best american analogues, and most importantly, it is four times cheaper. now it is important to put such an operation on stream in clinics throughout the country in order for the surgery of chronic

she herself is a neurologist of three scientific research institutes in clinical neurology of fundamentalhologies of the brain and stroke and three centers of medical radiology and physiology of energy endoskvortsova and neurobitation and scientists from leading scientific centers and clinics of the country are specialists in the most complex pathologies of the nervous system, the treatment of vascular pathologies of the brain and the consequences of a stroke. this is, for example, russia's first state-owned hybrid operating room with technology. fu with mri this state-of-the-art equipment allows to help some patients with parkinson's disease without surgical intervention . install neurostimulators of the brain. today we want to demonstrate the achievement of modern incentives. torah is stimulants that block certain conduction in the brain open pathological circles that lead to the recovery of patients. this often happens. especially for a patient with functional diseases of the brain, the patient spends only an hour on the operating table, with no incisions and even general anesthesia .

why does the research institute make such a conclusion? well, yes. we started with the institute of itative, almost a formation step ago, in one, observing our work, following the fact that we are building the same fire control , we are setting up now and mathematical and geographical position so that they really cover the maximum territory that is needed to be sick for the redeployment of troops to pull up reserves and to form those reserve points from where they will be able to pull up their forces to advanced positions, advanced positions, in fact, defense because they are arranging several defense lines by directly mining the water cut further in. they are trying to arrange those lines that will restrain the advance of the troops, that is, they predict that they will still be and even further they are trying to place already command posts and their areas for the concentration of equipment and weapons , currently we observe that they are distributing means and forces throughout the territory, trying to emphasize the sure meaning in zaporizhzhia in

a group of scientists is taking it a step further, opening a vine and wine research institute to identify grape types most resistant to climate change. experts are extracting dna from crushed vine leaves to determine the vines best equipped to handle changing weather conditions. >> looking for those traits that can make the vines better adapted to environmental conditions. >> reporter: researchers say vines 35 years and older seem to cope better because they're more genetically diverse. scientists say the goal is to help growers plant climate resilient vines that help climate proof wine for centuries to come. >>> coming up after break, how a unique fund raiser centered around an old olive grove is lifting people in need. >>> watch any time anywhere on cbs news bay area. catch our live newscasts plus news and weather updates throughout the day. find us on the free cbs news app, on pluto tv channel 397. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a

i the un, we are a small research institute. we cannot be aware of every sanction and every law that is sir, that is issued anywhere in the world. so did germany's politicians fail in notting forming them as kept nibbling on on their obligations on both sides and for those and a scientific community who have not noticed that there's a comprehensive sanctions regime against north korea. i would really want to ask them a number of questions about how such a thing can happen as young the n b, i eventually did stop herman's cooperation of its own accord. but there was 9 research papers in italy for years after the un asked for such will to stop. and my colleague esther felt she is one of the investigative reporters who worked on the story. she's at the big table with me, dale. there's a lot to talk about here as to how did you, how did you find out about this one lead? well, actually i stumbled across a study which was published by a u. s. institute in late 2018. and what they did was they basically counted how often north korean sc

is this the end for the hooper land on the sink and beg research institute in frankfort? am mine. it's primary focus. animals that send a schiffer down most people spine spite us to many, just an 8 legged knight man, better squashed than protected. but biologist pay to gaga is one of that biggest fans. mm. you should be fighters, earthworms bogs. even aphids, like they're part of our planet good of our diversity of the life that lives around us. and we need them to that one born would have gotten d o. p t acres collection includes more than half a 1000000 specimens. spiders play a key role in the ecosystem. they keep some insect populations in check. but because they look so creepy, it's hard to convince people that they need to have protection, which pater yeager has come up with a novel solution. he gives the spiders celebrity names, irish when one species of spider i've grown particularly fond of it, is the head to robert david bowie. david thought we had not really somebody named david bowie, of course, helped get the word out that it's habitat is under threat coin mcafee. it'

they were conducted at three locations including a nuclear related research institute in kyiv which russialaims is preparing dirty bombs. ukrainian psident zelenskyy welcomed the results sayin inspectors were given full freedom of an action at the facilities. >> we have clear and irrefutable evidence that no one in ukraine has created or i creating any dirty bomb. >> he said the only thing that dirty the region are the heads of those in moscow terrorizing ukraine and the world. >>> israel's former prime minister benjamin netanyahu is poised to return to power with the most right-wing government ever. election officials on thursday released the results of the fifth national election in 3 1/2 years. netanyahu's likud party won 32 seats making it the biggest faction in the 120 seat ken et. netanyahu and his ultra nationalist allies now hold 64 seats which is enough for a governing majority. >>> india is banning almost all construction and demolition work in new delhi as air pollution worsens. they're planning to shut down prime air qui schools on saturday. the move comes as air pollution is c

in general, the all-russian research institute of fisheries and oceanography received a grant in 2021nce and universities for the development of genomic editing technologies for solving problems in the field of animal husbandry and aquaculture, this part of the federal scientific and technical development program genetic technologies, with regard to jellyfish, they are, as scientists assure, when properly prepared, they are not only tasty, but also useful, they contain valuable amino acids, iron zinc, and also bioactive substances, clay is far away, however, all this in jellyfish is not much to say about the full replacement and non-animal protein is not necessary. so maybe, after all, powders, where can you put them? how much protein you want is hardly the main question. is the composition of such mixtures really so perfect and complete. after all often people who are very far from nutritionists undertake to make money on a fashionable hobby. oleg manchulyantsev, for example, a marketer by education, he founded a very successful company in california to produce food of the future. it

institute of politics. it's export control communication. nothing really worth here in this, in this case. and as you know, we have freedom of science and research in germany, which is protected by the constitution. and that means that the institutes themselves are free to choose whom they do research with and also the projects they do research on. but this freedom also comes with a big responsibility on their part because they are basically the ones, the only ones who have to decide whether there might be a dual use potential. and in doubt, they are supposed to contact export control. but however, if they don't contact export controls or authorities, nothing happens. and that's exactly what happened in the case of the me i, it's hard to believe that researchers and here in berlin that they would not even have a warm bill going off. just thinking about doing collaboration with north korea. i mean it's almost like they're living in a geo political vacuum. right. i mean they, they told us they were not aware of this particular collaboration where they weren't aware of the, the sanctions, the nature of the sanctions in place. and as a matter of fac

we invited an expert from the influenza research institute. ease specialist, leading researcher at the smorodinsky research institute of influenza of the ministry of health of russia, professor, doctor of medical sciences. what else over our heads? here the egyptian mushroom was hong kong, by the way, did it have a million lives? no, you just know that the flu epidemic will be serious, because you know how we fight apples. yes, one year apples grow well, the second year they don’t, then they grow well again. last year there was very little flu, but this year, if we look at australia, this is australia, the evil flu, with a lot more difficult to sweep, but winter is here now and everything, on the contrary, it has already passed. now it's all coming to us so we're getting ready for in general, a rather difficult season in regards to the flu, how can it not be on them though? egyptian at least some? well, here we immediately dubbed it the egyptian flu, because the same person who visited egypt probably swam, sunbathed his hand, he stands out, the

research institute of the opening, but for the first time the tournament is played in the winter in the summer it is simply dangerous for health to play in the frame due to the early start of the tournament , the training camp dates have shifted and some players did not come to the championship, while it became the most expensive in history, the preparation took 12 years and cost the hater more than 200 billion dollars. what kind of entourage are results germany lost to japan who would have thought, but even this pales against the backdrop of the sensation of the first round. saudi arabia defeated argentina by lionel messi himself, truly the world is turning upside down to our friends in custody, plus congratulations to the saudis. but for the argentines, it's alarming. we even asked our buenos colleague isa andrea ruaspada. how are you there ? no one in argentina could imagine such a thing. the fatal start of the world cup, the argentines are passionately rooting for football and this tournament. one of the most anticipated events in the game began at 7:00 am local time a few hours bef

this is a research institute there class and with some of the artifacts, like even though we're transferring ownership clouds, we still need to keep them here so we can research them together. good my them, so not everything is being returned completely. and that's not the focus of discussion right now. the only woman it is a ppo, meaning what about the high profile artifacts like the boat? oh, we know that was taken illegally alive. my what will happen there? if we see haggard was don't assume we establish contact both with the descendants of the original winners for and with the government of papa and you guinea, the government said it's proud to have the boot here as a display of its national culture. and so i'm, the community says it wants to recover the expertise. if he was up there, they asked for an invitation to berlin, so they can study it tonight and build boots like that again, can all doesn't go on that with you and functioning as board banker. as you can see, the responsibilities great ownership. but so visitors are coming soon, focus perform. mm hm. mm hm. absolutely replying t

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a group of scientists is taking it a step further, opening a vine and wine research institute to identify the great types most resistant to climate change. experts are extracting dna from crushed brine leaves to determine the vines best equipped to handle changing weather conditions. >> looking for those traits , those great they can make the vines to be bitter active through these conditions. >> reporter: researchers say vines 35 years and older seem to do better with climate change because they are more genetically diverse. scientists say the goal is to help growers plants climate resilient vines that help climate proof wine for centuries to come. tina krause, cbs news. >> spain is the third largest wine producer in the world. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. >> cbs news bay >>> th could to the economy this evening. tech giants announcing a wave of layoffs. elon musk, reportedly cutting the workforce by half. >> definitely scary to imagine it for the stress of the people at twitter. >> that is not the only bay area tech company making cuts. >>> paul pelosi back on tonight, six days a

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the scientific community, such an opinion was expressed today by the head of the smorodinsky research institutea, as dmitry leonov noted after the appearance of information about dangerous biological experiments. any a new chat infection is now suspicious. according to the latest who data , 55 people have already died from ebola in uganda. almost one and a half hundred infected, the country's president broke quarantine at the epicenter of the outbreak and for another 21 days. what questions do scholars ask about the situation? the ugandan authorities are extending quarantine in two regions until december 17, the number of deaths - it was more than fifty in the country. at the same time , a strain was found; fevers cannot be called new. he cruised in uganda almost 10 years ago and to to the surprise of scientists during this time did not mutate. which is not just a rare case, it is almost impossible for a 99% homology level greater than 9%. a, that is, in almost 10 years there have been no significant changes in the genome. well, as if they took the same thing in the eleventh year, the stamp has

a visionary project by a catalonia and architecture research institute. his visitor has come from london architect to ask a rodriguez wants to learn more about vidal labs, which uses practical exercises in their sustainable urban design research. and this is what the students do. the 1st exercise is they, they need to, to do that on furniture. well, this is the cutout involved, but this is we did it for all this is things we do. we escalate here. but this is by letting her know is really fantastic. we are doing team that of caesar kilometer in building fulfillment because we are using the timber that is around in order to do our total dives. i mean, the new model, the, we follow the data loss systems use our city should up source, you do instead of a meteor door. and in order to do it, we need to transform our buildings. and by that and they should generate energy like as the 3, they generally do their own energy anal. so we should start to grow our foot e. we seen the cities or around the cities because a moving seems her on the wall is part of the centra

today, the head of the smorodinsky research institute of influenza, as dmitry leoznov noted, after therance of information about dangerous biological experiments, any new focus of infection. now it raises suspicions. according to the latest data, 55 people have already died in the outbreak. almost one and a half hundred infected, the president of the country extended the quarantine at the epicenter of the outbreak and for another 21 days. what questions in connection with the situation are asked by the scientists evgeny chirochkins. ugandan authorities extend quarantine in two regions until december 17, the number of deaths. it was more than fifty in the country. at the same time, a strain was found; fevers cannot be called new. he cruised in uganda almost 10 years ago and, to the surprise of scientists , did not mutate during this time. which is not just a rare case of almost impossible level homology of 99% is more than percent of people, but, that is, in almost 10 years there have not been significant changes in the genome. well, as if they took the same thing in the eleventh year,

the scientific community, such an opinion was expressed today by the head of the smorodintsev research instituteuenza, as dmitry leoznov noted after the appearance of information about dangerous biological experiments, any new focus of infection. now arouses suspicion, according to the latest data. who 55 people have already died of pain in uganda. nearly one and a half hundred infected, the president of the country extended quarantine, at the epicenter of the outbreak for another 21 days. what questions of all situations do scientists in the material yevgeny chirochkin. extend quarantine in two regions until december 17, the number of deaths - it was more than fifty in the country. at the same time, a strain was found; fevers can not be called new. he cruised in uganda. almost 10 years ago , and to the surprise of scientists, it did not mutate during this time. which is not just a rare case, a practically impossible level of homology of 99%, but, that is, in almost 10 years there have been no significant changes in the genome. well, as if they took the same thing in the eleventh year, the stamp

annual inflation in turkey hit a october.high of 85.5% in on theame day, german economic research instituteeleases its november business sentiment report for europe's biggest economy. the ifo business climate index dipped to a 29-month low in october as companies were less satisfied with their current business situation. the institute said the german economy faces a difficult winter and sentiment continues to be grim. in manufacturing, the index fell again due to companies more pessimistic expectations, but the mood in the service sector improved slightly following a nose dive the previous month. and on friday, officials in japan will release november consumer price index for tokyo. it's a leading indicator of inflation nationwide. >>> october's reading, excluding fresh food, climbed 3.4% from the year earlier. that's the biggest jump since june 1982. soaring raw material prices and higher import costs due to the weaker yen were the main factors. food prices increased 6%. fast food hamburgers were 18% more expensive. gas and electricity bills both went up more than 25%. >>> okay. let's get

has been trying to be solved for a long time all over the world in russia, employees of the research institutensic science of the investigative committee created a unique program aimed at identifying such criminals. jasnova has the largest database of serial and sexual crimes committed in the last 50 years. it allows in an array. here are digital models, serial crimes of unsolved crimes to identify those that are most likely a series, that is, committed by one person or a group or. in addition, if the database contains information about persons already prosecuted earlier, then this program can offer one of them due to the fact that the signs of a perfect these crimes are most similar to those that appear in her still solved crime , the program operates information about serial atrocities, taking into account the characteristics of each of them, the age and gender of the victim, the time of commission and the murder weapons, the method of enticement and the type of crime scene. criminalists study these criminal cases and draw a conclusion themselves are these crimes really committed by the same

i have 38 years of experience leading the largest and most important infectious disease research institutiond. and i've had the privilege of advising seven presidents. i could use that experience, that know-how, that judgment to help others, to write about it, to lecture about it, and, perhaps, to encourage at a time of anti-science the best and the brightest among the young to at least consider a career in science and public health and, importantly, in public service. if i can do that after i step down, i think that will be, you know, something that i would be pleased with. >> we'll be watching. dr. fauci, thank you for your time today. >>> we'll be right back. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. democratic governor jared polis who joins us this morning from boulder, colorado. gove

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the main tools that governments had to get innovation because either, you know, our modern research institutions weren't set up or, you know, the money just wasn't being set. and then came around world war i, world war ii, when the government really started funding innovation and just started throwing a ton of money at things, that prizes sort of dissipated. >> when we started the xprize back in 1996, everybody knew that only governments--in fact, only two governments could put human beings into space. and the purpose of the xprize was to change what everybody knew about that by requiring a demonstration of private space flight twice in two weeks with the same ship. and that kicked off the whole suborbital space flight industry. >> and launch of the spacex falcon 9 rocket, anasa turns to the private sector to re-supply the international space station. >> we can do this for other things. we can do this for energy and environment. we can do this for oceans. we can do this for exploration. we can do this for health. and that's what really launched the version of xprize that we see today. right, tha