分类目录归档：pandemic
The story that I'm going to tell you today,
for me, began back in 2006.
That was when I first heard about an outbreak of mysterious illness
that was happening in the Amazon rainforest of Peru.
The peo
[How can we control the coronavirus pandemic?]
[From infectious disease expert Adam Kucharski]
[Question 1: What does containment mean when it comes to outbreaks?]
Containment is this idea that you ca
Transcriber: Ivana Korom Reviewer: Krystian Aparta
Whitney Pennington Rodgers: Hello and welcome to everyone
joining us from around the globe.
Thank you for being part of day two of our special series
hi everybody hi Whitney hey David how
are you doing I am good and I'm excited
for for this conversation even if it is
about pandemics I mean that that is the
thing to talk about right now and I feel
l
Transcriber: Ivana Korom Reviewer: Joanna Pietrulewicz
Corey Hajim: Hi, Chris, how are you?
Chris Anderson: I'm very well, Corey,
it's absolutely lovely to see you.
CH: It's great to see you, too.
(La
[Applause]
hey
hey helen hi thank you so much for
joining us i know that this is a very
busy time i should tell everybody that
when
when we first talked you were like yes i
can take a call at 3 a.m
an
Transcriber: Ivana Korom Reviewer: Krystian Aparta
Helen Walters: So, Chris, who's up first?
Chris Anderson: Well, we have a man who's worried about pandemics
pretty much his whole life.
He played an
[In January 2020,
Christian Happi and Pardis Sabeti presented an Audacious idea]
[Sentinel: An early warning system to detect and track the next pandemic]
[Here's how it would work ...]
Christian Happ
Chris Anderson: Welcome, Bill Gates.
Bill Gates: Thank you.
CA: Alright. It's great to have you here, Bill.
You know, we had a TED conversation about three months ago
about this pandemic,
and back the
here to share his take on policy poetry
and pandemic response please welcome
Aaron Mannion I tell him Aaron it is so
good to see you and I want to leave you
the floor and get you to set out your
take