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Vincent Racaniello speaks with Professor Harald zur Hausen, recipient of the 2013 Society for General Microbiology Prize Medal for "work that has had a far-reaching impact beyond microbiology."
Professor zur Hausen talks about the beginnings of his work on the human papilloma virus (HPV) starting in 1972 with a group he setup to look at the "isolation and characterization of the viruses in genital warts."
This group would lead to the discovery of HPV 16 and 18 (the leading cause of cervical cancer) amongst many other types.
The discovery of these two particular strains of HPV led to insights into the cancer causing properties of HPV which would result in the production of the HPV vaccine.
Vincent and Professor zur Hausen also discuss other virus related cancers including the possibility that colon cancer is a product of a virus and the application of the HPV vaccine to males as well as females.
Filmed on location in Manchester, England at the 2013 Society for General Microbiology conference.
Cole Yaverbaum, co-author or Life's Little College Admissions Insights discusses tips for the application process on CW11, New York on February 11, 2010.
Sketching is a new programming model that incorporates localized software synthesis to make programming easier. The model is based on the observation that only some aspects of the program require the full insight and expertise of the programmer; the rest are low-level details needed to make the insights work. Sketching allows the programmer to focus the synthesizer on those low-level aspects while maintaining control over the implementation strategy. This makes programming easier while keeping the synthesis process scalable. This talk will describe the sketching programming model and its application to concurrent programming. The talk will describe the basic algorithms behind sketching, and the main insights that allow them to scale to interesting concurrent programming problems.