I think that it'll change the way that we do surgery.

I've been using this and machines like it for several years now in medical research.

So, what's up? There's something kinda funky going on here.

let alone over the course of our entire lives.

We couldn't turn off the nitric oxide.

Is your project ready?

While your cholesterol level has remained the same, the research findings have changed.

Is your project ready?

It turns out that previous studies show,

And they've put it deep down in an iron mine in Minnesota,

We think perhaps it's a combination of factors.

But the correlation here, isn't that strong, and its actually not consistent with prior research.

It was a randomized control study published in The Lancet.

like the four people I discussed earlier.

lung impairment by 12 percent and asthma by nine percent.

Six and a half years later, a hundred and eighty researchers, they have some amazing developments in the lab, and I will show you three of those today, such that we can stop burning up our planet and instead, we can generate all the energy we need right where we are, cleanly, safely, and cheaply.

And he's looked at the problem of the health impacts of burning wood versus charcoal.

I've done this in a, in a, in a collaborative study with people at

And then we published our findings in the journal Nature.

This is the outcome of our research.

The World Health Organization just did a big study that they published this year.

This view of the world is a consequence of having studied degraded reefs.

CS It's been the most wonderful thing for my migraine.

Their academic performance is higher on standardized testing, their ability to pick up a third and a fourth language is higher.

So we went ahead and implanted electrodes in patients with depression.

We are not as endlessly manipulable, and as predictable as you would think!

Now, let me turn to some numbers on this.

So we got started.

This is at UC Santa Barbara. Look at these diatoms.

Okay, so to sum up, there is a lot of research evidence that early childhood programs, if run in a high quality way, pay off in higher adult skills.

She's also in danger, when she damages this, of bleeding profusely.

That's what I've learned from my own personal experience, but the scientific research on this topic is even more compelling.

The first human genome took 10 years, three billion dollars.

This is good information to have, and it's not that complicated.

We all know what happened when millions of women were given hormone replacement therapy for menopausal symptoms for decades until all of a sudden we realized, because a study came out, a big one,

So why are these things so important in our lives?

So Dr. Bell abandoned his research on cortexiphan

Well, actually, many studies have been done about the economic effectiveness, the economic impact of Apollo.

(Laughter)

What's another latent body of information that's out there that people are really not putting to use?

I call it the hockey puck.

My research is gone. Whoever took the hard drive has it.

He proceeds to build the first ever liquid metal battery of this chemistry.

We'll make Sunday meals more important.

Your study will bear fruit.