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Superstars of science.

The thing that I think

that means

a lot to me

and so

is that I know

that scientists

on the

certainly

on the

cutting edge of science

have to spend

most of their time

writing grants

and it's incredibly

time consuming

taking them away

from their

research.

So tonight

for these scientists

that are being awarded

to be given

a significant amount

of money

in order to

not have to do that

all the time

so they can put

all their energy

into the actual research

that's a big deal.

That's a very

big deal.

Thank you very much.

I am shell shocked.

I mean it's great

to see if

if the celebrities

can then help

what we really need

in science

is to be able

to educate the public

about

you know

new advances

and why we need

to keep

to do research

and the celebrities

are trusted people

that you know

can help

educate the public

and educate

people who've never

heard of this

they can really

have a major impact.

Both of you

right here

for me

right here

and then right there

right here

can you turn down

we're getting glare

put it down

thank you

one right here please

you look like

one of our photographers

you're patented

what kind of doctor

are you?

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

I am a doctor

you know

science is hard

and it's hard

not only for funding

and

and uhm

and that sort of thing

but it's also hard

just intrinsically

because most experiments

don't work

most ideas

you know

don't pan out

and so when they do

it's a real moment of joy

and I've

certainly had that

experience in my own work

and I'm

delighted to have

an opportunity

to celebrate

science

and most discoveries at an event like this.

Really special.

And straight ahead, young man.

Looking good, almost there.

Beautiful.

Looks like a very busy household.

It's so rewarding because we get into science to make a difference

and to have had that opportunity to see a project through.

I'm here with two of my colleagues.

We've been working on this for over 20 years.

And now we're hearing from patients how much it's made a difference in their lives.

The life expectancy when we started our work was around 30 years old.

And now it's projected to be in the 80s.

Zoey, right here.

Zoey, right here.

Zoey, got you right.

Katie, Katie.

Orlando.

And Katie on the left side.

Mr. Bloom.

Face up, face up, face up.

Liso.

Liso.

Liso.

Liso, one time right here.

Liso.

Liso.

Liso.

Ready?

And Edward.

And Edward.

Hold on.

Edward.

Edward.

Edward.

Edward.

I think there is actually, in a way, good value in maybe people who are getting too much attention

paid kind of saying, hey, there's a lot of people doing a lot of kinds of good work.

Let's celebrate it all.

And I don't think films should be the only thing we put on a tux for.

You know what I mean?

Let's find out.

Work your way across.

Work your way across.

Alicia.

Let's all have a chance.

Alicia.

Alicia.

Alicia.

Alicia.

Alicia.

Alicia right here.

Wave your hands.

Stand ahead.

Venus, right here, please.

Venus, just keep down.

Miss Williams.

Venus, just look up for me.

Right here, girls.

Right here.

Venus Williams.

To your right side.

Right side.

Right side.

Venus, Alicia, can you stand on the right, please?

Can you turn this way?

Venus, can you turn this way?

Bradley.

Bradley, the left.

Bradley.

Mr. Cooper, one time.

And Lee .

Ready, up.

Open up, stand ahead.

Wait, wait, wait.

Wait, wait.

.

Put your hand right here, please.

Come on, one more time.

Hahaha

Straight ahead.

Straight ahead!

That's mild.

That's mild.

Physics and science is really about trying

to understand reality as well as you can

with acknowledged error.

so a scientist is always

doubting and is always

curious

so if some scientist is

seems to be absolutely

certain about something

they're probably wrong

anyway the essence

of science is

questioning and really

trying to say like what is probably true versus

not and then weighing the evidence

and then if new evidence arises

that you then change your conclusion

if the evidence

suggests that you should

stop

stop

stop

stop

stop

stop

stop

stop

stop

stop

will you stay

with me

Mr. Towart

Mr. Towart

please be back

back to your right seat