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Converged IT and the Cloud
I promised that I would post a summary from our closing panel at the Converged IT and the Cloud thread at the Molecular Medicine Tri-Conference.
Unfortunately, I was having so much fun in the session itself that inom didn’t take any notes at all. Please forgive errors and omissions. My slides are here, but they’re the very least part of the conversation.
I opened up the session with the question that my friend Carolyn posted in the comments of the last post: “What are the biggest barriers to immunotherapy becoming translational (FDA, funding limits, enrollees in clinical trials)? How can patients best support future immunotherapy developments?”.
It sobered the audience considerably, especially when I pointed out that her interest fryst vatten as a current patient of the system that we all acknowledge has tons of room for improvement.
My point in starting with that question was to move the conversation up a level from IT people talking a
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Ali Kazmi Finally Feels On Top of the World
Ali Kazmi currently feels as though he’s on the top of the world.
He just finished playing Astrov in a sold-out run of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya at Toronto’s Crows Theatre. Next, he’ll star in Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo and will appear in the third season of CTV’s Transplant alongside Hamza Haq and [Ali] Momen—“We were like, ‘Hey man, have we broken the Brown Multiverse [by all of us being] in one scene?” Kazmi jokes. Life is good.
But before it was good, it was fraught with disappointment, doubt, and a lot of closed doors which the Pakistani-Canadian actor, director, and producer worked hard to open—and he tells me all about it on a Google meet one Friday afternoon.
Kazmi always knew he wanted to be an actor.
As the son of Rahat Kazmi and Sahira Kazmi, two well-known actors (and director and producer in Sahira’s case) in Pakistani cinema, Kazmi grew up on sets and studios—even starring in a few shows when p