Pittsburgh

1443 Cecil Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

I can't go into Pittsburgh.

Carnegie Mellon and University of Pittsburgh.

Let's talk about it in Pittsburgh.

I'm not going back to Pittsburgh.

Why can't you go into Pittsburgh?

Lincoln, in Pittsburgh. Who are you?

A weatherman with Channel 9, Pittsburgh.

We ran this at Carnegie Mellon and Pittsburgh.

And at Pittsburgh there are two big universities,

There is no Cecil Avenue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

New York, L.A., Pittsburgh, I haven't checked the rest.

You remember we used to make steel in Pittsburgh?

How'd you know? We'll be in Pittsburgh anyway! Thank you.

And my building was a scale model for the Pittsburgh airport.

It's 40,000 dollars to build the University of Pittsburgh Medical School.

But when he actually had a University of Pittsburgh sweatshirt, cheating went down.

On the right are some TUGs from a company called Aethon in Pittsburgh.

I know all about you. You hope for more than Channel 9 Pittsburgh.

This is the children's museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, made out of completely inexpensive materials.

This is a current project in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where I got to be goofy.

And it has flights that go between Seattle, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Atlanta,

Not to pick on Pittsburgh, but most American cities really have evolved this way.

In this case, we've got Seattle, Los Angeles, Dallas Forth Worth, not Atlanta but Pittsburgh.

If you want a CAT scan or an MRI, you'll have to go into Pittsburgh.

Steve Badylak who's at the University of Pittsburgh about a decade ago had a remarkable idea.

There's very little that's within a five minute walk of most areas of places like Pittsburgh.

By computing the mean of 174,000, you can really characterize this section of this neighborhood of Pittsburgh.

And I'm like, Because I'm here and it's cheap, and you know, I kind of like Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh doesn't have any edges that connect to any other pink nodes. So that makes this value 2.

This is the work of Kacey Marra from Pittsburgh, along with a number of colleagues around the world.

Going out on a limb Not gonna hit us here in Pittsburgh. Gonna push off and hit Altoona.

But if you should ever come to Pittsburgh you would find yourself a most welcome guest in our home.

And I think we can get in the ground this year as the first replication of the center in Pittsburgh.

And when you come to Pittsburgh and you're all invited you'll be flying into the blown up version of my building.

And he drove me out to the University of Pittsburgh where I filled out a college application and got in on probation.

I have 400 kids from the Pittsburgh public school system that come to me every day of the week for arts education.

So I had to actually give a presentation to a city council and neighborhood constituents, and I went to Pittsburgh and I said,

So I went off to the States, as many people do if they're going to do research, and I spent a few years in Pittsburgh.

The whole story really starts with me as a high school kid in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in a tough neighborhood that everybody gave up on for dead.

And the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center are anchor tenants and they took half the building, and we now train medical technicians through all their system.

In this case here, a new, wearable bio reactor has been designed it should be tested clinically later this year at ISR by Joerg Gerlach in Pittsburgh.

What I'm going to show you for a couple of minutes is a facility that I built in the toughest neighborhood in Pittsburgh with the highest crime rate.

It will change every six months, and it will become an art installation in the North Side of Pittsburgh, and it will probably become a landmark in the area.