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"Don't be afraid to try and solve really hard problems." David Baker succeeded in solving a very hard problem – he developed computer-based methods to design new proteins. Watch our full interview:

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The real problem is peace and justice in the world. You cannot talk about prosperity and high level ideas if you don’t live life of poor people… people that are struggling to find what to eat! This is the real problem!

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