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Now this is important, because what they found working in rural communities, is that even when they have a mobile screening van that can go out into the community and perform exams and collect samples and send them to the central hospital for analysis, that days later, women get a call with an abnormal test result and they're asked to come in.

If you called in a veterinarian, he or she would visit your farm and take samples from your pigs' noses and mouths.

But then they would have to drive back into the city to test those samples in their central lab.

Today, farmers can take those samples themselves.

We submitted over 300 samples of mushrooms that were boiled in hot water, and mycelium harvesting these extracellular metabolites.

It has sensors in it that are essentially the same that are in your cell phone: accelerometers, gyroscopes, and when someone is struck in the head, it can tell you how their head moved at a thousand samples per second.

After talking to a scientist, we thought, maybe the perfect concoction of Ani is like 10 percent collarbone, 30 percent underarm, 40 percent bikini line and so forth, and occasionally I let researchers from other labs take a sniff of my samples.

He was looking at samples from patients who had survived this illness.

Besides my dad's grill catching on fire, most of our samples vaporized into nothing, or exploded inside expensive furnaces, leaving a horribly sticky mess.

However, we only see a few samples, and for that reason, there are an infinite number of possible images that are perfectly consistent with our telescope measurements.

Most sperm samples are produced by masturbation.

These help us track species when sightings or genetic samples are rare.

Firstly we collect a lot of our samples in the middle of winter.

And then we can collect our seawater samples in these large bottles.

So we start at the bottom, which can be over four kilometers deep just off our continental shelf, and we take samples at regular intervals right up to the surface.

And the second secret: the answers lie in all of us together, donating our data, our biological samples and ultimately ourselves.

Working with scientists in a chemistry lab in my home city in India, we had created approximate samples of what the air would be like in 2030 if our behavior stays the same.

And so, I walked the group over to this object that emits vapor from those air samples.

Here is another version that allows me to separate bulk samples, and then, finally, something new that we've been working on to be able to implement the entire multiplex test on an object like this.

Scientists have also built up a huge bank of tissue samples, which includes locks of hair, nail clippings, baby teeth and DNA.

Our lab back in Bombay right now has pollution samples that have come from London, from India, from China, you name it.

We've got about 25,000 samples collected from indigenous people around the world.

We collected samples from our citizen science beehives at people's homes and business rooftops.

And we know what plants to replace and in what quantity and where by triangulating honey DNA samples.

So the plan is to dig in the soil and take samples that we put them in an oven and actually heat them and look what gases will come from it.

So it will have an arm which will take samples, put them in an oven, crush and analyze them.

So I decided to trek around to these sites and collect soil samples teeming with bacteria.

And they went ahead, worked with us and made the first samples of artificial papillae, soft materials, shown here.

Now, using this method with our malaria samples, we were able to find out what the mosquito was detecting.

So every single dive we have gone on, even though we're only down there for a couple of hours, we have found three or four new species because these are places that have been isolated for billions of years and no human being has ever been down there to film them or take samples.

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