翟萱萱点头钦佩的说“是啊，你们导师确实不易，可是和古代比，你们轻松多了，孔子还要坐牛车周游列国呢”。
王超被逗笑了，讲学几十年的他很有手段，讲课调气氛是他的强项，他看好翟萱萱的牙科技术手法，除了想为自己今后的特殊牙科手术做准备，也是被翟萱萱的气场所吸引想深入了解一下值不值得信任，因为在诊所的环境不好交流个人的话题。
Coffee微熏，周围的人和噪音都被他们的谈话屏蔽了，只是中午的阳光的温室效应让他们两个微微的出汗，但是也都没有提前离开的意思。
翟萱萱提出了从特别设计的老人尿布到营养配餐，洗澡的问题，再到机器外骨骼运用，王超觉得很新颖，言之不尽兴，想让翟萱萱用比把设计图画出来，没有纸张，王超拿出博士生轮文的最后一页空白处，想让翟萱萱在上面画图，这些都不是他们专业的内容�
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Imagine being able to detect one of the leading causes of hospital deaths, and one of the most expensive conditions in health care to treat, months in advance to save lives and for health care providers, tremendous amounts of money.
That’s exactly what Curren Katz and her team at Pittsburgh-based Highmark Health did alongside IBM’s Data Science Elite team predict members who are at future risk of sepsis, a condition that happens when the body, as it fights infection, turns on itself and starts to damage its own tissues.
For that achievement, Katz, 38, formerly of Hubbard, was recognized by IBM, one of the world’s leading innovators in artificial intelligence as one of the top 40 women across the globe in the field as part of the company’s prestigious Women Leaders in AI program.
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