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durée : 00:48:43 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle, Franck COGNARD - Aujourd'hui dans Affaires sensibles, le bizutage mortel de Jallal Hami, élève à l'école militaire de Saint-Cyr Coëtquidan. Dans la nuit du 29 au 30 octobre 2012, lors d'un exercice dit de "transmission des traditions" le jeune homme, 24 ans, meurt noyé dans un étang du prestigieux campus militaire. - réalisé par : David Leprince

We're super privileged to chat online with Bahija Jallal, the CEO of Immunocore. Immunocore is the largest biotech in the UK and the 5th largest in Europe with a market cap of just over 3 billion dollars. We talk about how Immunocore has helped thousands of cancer patients and has become a commercial biotech. We also talk about why she thinks gender and race diversity are a business case and how AI is changing protein and biologics engineering.

Some of the most complex medicines available today are made from living cells or organisms - these treatments are called bio-pharmaceuticals and in this episode of The Life Scientific Dr Bahija Jallal, CEO of Immunocore, shares her story of leaving her home in Casablanca, Morocco to become a world leader in developing bio-pharmaceutical cancer treatments. She tells Professor Jim Al-Khalili that she has always found herself ahead of the curve. When she began in oncology, the study of cancer, the common treatment was chemotherapy which attacked all the cells in an affected area. Her first studies into cancer treatments were looking at how certain therapies could focus in on the cancerous cells and move away from what she describes as the 'sledgehammer' of traditional chemotherapy. It was an early step in what became known as targeted cancer therapies, and it set Bahjia on course for a career dedicated to developing innovative drugs to improve cancer patients' lives. Through a deep understanding of the science and a resolute commitment to putting treatments in the hands of people who need them, she has produced astonishing results.

Rachid Hami's autobiographical film “For My Country” (2023, Pour la France) tells the story of two brothers as they move from Algeria to France, and to Taiwan. When the younger brother passes away suddenly at a military academy, the older sibling spends the next years finding justice.In real life, Rachid Hami's brother Jallal passed away in 2012 at the age of 24 from a hazing incident one month into attending Saint-Cyr Military Academy. Prior to his death, the two brothers had spent their final days together in Taiwan. “For My Country” - shot in Taiwan, Monaco, and France - premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2022. It opens in the theatre in Taiwan on September 28. Support the show by donating on patreon.com/taiwanWe previously spoke to Rachid Hami in our 2022 series with the French Office in Taipei. Links to “Balades Culturelles Franco-Taïwanaises”:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pour-la-france-film-avec-rachid-hami-r%C3%A9alisateur-karim/id1613926039?i=1000562201481Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0JKL9JRHpb4eiXJdoa9tPM?si=7f42789ed5804be6Tag and follow us on social media Ghost Island Media | Instagram | Facebook | TwitterProduced by Ghost Island Media Producer, Host - Emily Y. Wu @emilyywuResearch / Khera Ganongo - Min Chao @wordsfromtaiwanProduction - www.ghostisland.mediaSupport the show: https://patreon.com/TaiwanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some of the most complex medicines available today are made from living cells or organisms - these treatments are called biopharmaceuticals and in this episode of The Life Scientific Dr Bahija Jallal, CEO of Immunocore, shares her story of leaving her home in Casablanca, Morocco to become a world leader in developing biopharmaceutical cancer treatments. She tells Professor Jim Al-Khalili that she has always found herself ahead of the curve. When she began in oncology, the study of cancer, the common treatment was chemotherapy which attacked all the cells in an affected area. Her first studies into cancer treatments were looking at how certain therapies could focus in on the cancerous cells and move away from what she describes as the 'sledgehammer' of traditional chemotherapy. It was an early step in what became known as targeted cancer therapies, and it set Bahjia on course for a career dedicated to developing innovative drugs to improve cancer patients' lives. Through a deep understanding of the science and a resolute commitment to putting treatments in the hands of people who need them, she has produced astonishing results. Bahija has brought drugs to market faster than many believed was possible, and she has managed it by being an inspirational leader and encouraging her teams to think differently. How has she done it? Part of the secret, she says, is diversity of thought. Presented by Professor Jim Al-Khalili Produced by Tom Bonnett

Rachid Hami, cinéaste, a découvert Taiwan avec son frère cadet Jallal, personnage principal de son dernier film "Pour la France". Il vit entre la France et Taiwan. Il vient de tourner un court métrage pour la collection "Taipei stories". Selon lui, "Taiwan reste une île et prendre une île, ça reste un enfer."Mots clés épisode : #Ainés #Bienveillance #Culture algèrienne #Family Mart #Histoire taiwanaise #Japon #Jeunes #Mao #Masque #Science fiction #Seven Eleven (7/11) #Terreur blanche #Typhon #Ukraine #ValeursMots clés série : #Chine #Démocratie #Guerre #Géopolitique #Ile #Liberté #ROC (Republic of China) #Sac de survie #Taiwan #Tremblement de terre #Service militaire #Tsai Ing-Wen #Xi JinPingCrédits : bande annonce "Pour la France", RTI, jingle Seven Eleven pour le plaisir et merci au café 2730.Pour aller plus loin : Inside Taiwan sur la série podcast ROC Taiwan : la singularité d'une île, RTI : on en parle à Taïwan - sur la série ROC Taïwan : la singularité d'une île Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Chers amis auditeurs du 100FM, du podcast JàP, bienvenue dans ce deuxième épisode de la saison 2023. Comme d'habitude nous vous y dévoilons des instants captés l'été dernier au festival: extraits de concerts Live, et interviews de musiciens "à chaud", là-haut dans les coulisses. On se lancera d'abord avec un morceau de la franco-syrienne Naïssam Jallal, "Buleria Sarkhat Al Ard", soit "le cri de la terre", une musique qui alerte sur l'écologie, ce qui prend tout son sens sur cette île aussi magnifique que fragile...

Los Angeles Rapper Jallal (& his amazing deep voice) join the ladies of Kitty Radio to discuss groupie tales & dating in LA. Plus, Cherelle ponders celibacy while Valorie gushes about her new boo.

Jallal spent time learning and growing from his mentor Lupe Fiasco. After his time with Lupe, Jallal released his debut mixtape in, 2011, called Semi-Casual Love. Since then, he released many mixtapes along with numerous tracks. His music caught the attention of Mos Def who invited him on tour in 2013. In 2014, Jallal released his first single, "Rocky", featuring Rick Ross. In February 2017, Jallal released a single produced by Goddy Beats, which Vibe magazine called "a flossy number that serves as the soundtrack for all of our late-night rendezvous." Jallal later released "Toss & Turn" featuring Ne-Yo. The four tracks included on his 15-track mixtape, Off the Radar, featured appearances from 2 Chainz, Lil Wayne, T-Pain, and Yo Gotti. In March 2018, he released the single "Without Drake, Mos Def and Lupe Fiasco". In this interview, you can hear Jallal talk about how he became a rapper and how his life in the hip-hop world has been ever since he was 15 years old. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• When Adam Totounji founded Mogul Insider, he did it to inspire people that vision soon grew and after some time - Adam Totounji decided to build a company that creatively brings content and education together for a seamless learning experience. Adam’s advice on digital marketing, media, interviews, podcasts, social media has been heard from industry leaders like Amir Khoshniyati, Joe Semaan, Jason Ellis, and Patrick Bet David. Did you enjoy our interview "I'll Teach How To Be Financially Independent & Make $100K / MONTH." Well, if you did, Subscribe, like and comment below!

Today's headlines tell of two men whose stories reflect opposite sides of the same terror coin. The good side is illustrated by Jason Spindler. He survived 9/11 only to be killed in a terror attack in Kenya. Fortunately, Mr. Spindler was late to work on September 11, 2001. Before he reached his office at the World Trade Center, he saw the first plane crash into the North Tower. This experience changed his life and sent him on a path to do good, advising people in Third World countries how to develop businesses that could sustain them and make them less vulnerable to terrorists. That's what he was doing in Nairobi, Kenya, until he fell victim to a terrorist attack himself. Hasher Jallal Taheb was an American who had become radicalized, a lone wolf wannabe terrorist, who planned an attack on the White House, when he couldn't get a passport to travel to ISIS territory. Fortunately, someone tipped off the authorities before he could carry out his plot. Hear how the FBI stopped him as the attack was imminent.

In this episode of "This; That; and The Third" Ammbush sits down with Los Angeles MC Jallal. Jallal breaks down some of his early influences and his upbringing in the music industry. Jallal speaks on the importance of music translating worldwide, connecting with Hip Hop icons such as Yasiin Bey, and being in tune with his fan base. Too many jewels to mention, shout out Jallal for stopping by Fairfax Studio (Oakland, California) and film Director Joslyn Rose for the connect. TTT3See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Radium Podcast Episode 18 is here with another new guest, Jallal. He was born and raised out of Los Angeles and after being mentored by Lupe Fiasco and Mos Def, his career skyrocketed, making a name for himself. He spent years working on his craft becoming who he is today and he has much ...

AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Spotlight On edition, is a long form interview series featuring actors discussing their roles and shows as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Nick Mardi interviews Jallal. RSS Feed: http://afterbuzztv.com/aftershows/afterbuzz-tvs-spotlight-on/feed/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sausio 13-oji primena mums ne tik svarbų Lietuvai istorinį įvykį, bet ir stiprią mūsų dvasinės kultūros pamoką. Lietuvos valstybingumo 100-mečiui skirtoje „Audiologų“ rubrikoje skamba 1954-1955 metų kūrinių fragmentai, kurie asocijuojasi su viltimi ir laisve.Juliaus Gaidelio instrumentinė muzika (nuo 1:45 ir 38:15) bei Kazimiero Viktoro Banaičio operos „Jūratė ir Kastytis“ epizodas (50:27) sutaria ir su Karolio Szymanowskio stambios formos kūriniais, kurie savo dvasia labai artimi laidos temai. Skamba simfonijos „Giesmė apie naktį“ (XIII amžiaus persų poeto Jallal-al-din Rumi eilės) ir oratorijos „Stabat mater“ finalas.

Sausio 13-oji primena mums ne tik svarbų Lietuvai istorinį įvykį, bet ir stiprią mūsų dvasinės kultūros pamoką. Lietuvos valstybingumo 100-mečiui skirtoje „Audiologų“ rubrikoje skamba 1954-1955 metų kūrinių fragmentai, kurie asocijuojasi su viltimi ir laisve.Juliaus Gaidelio instrumentinė muzika (nuo 1:45 ir 38:15) bei Kazimiero Viktoro Banaičio operos „Jūratė ir Kastytis“ epizodas (50:27) sutaria ir su Karolio Szymanowskio stambios formos kūriniais, kurie savo dvasia labai artimi laidos temai. Skamba simfonijos „Giesmė apie naktį“ (XIII amžiaus persų poeto Jallal-al-din Rumi eilės) ir oratorijos „Stabat mater“ finalas.

Born in a public library in Morocco where his father was a janitor, Abdellah Taïa is an acclaimed novelist and filmmaker who lives in Paris, but sets his latest novel in his home country. With deep lyricism and erotic energy, Infidels follows the life of Jallal, a young gay Muslim who is the son of a prostitute witch doctor. The mother and son struggle as outsiders inside their Islamic world until Jallal moves to Belgium and becomes a jihadist. Taia discusses this powerful story about love and belonging with Steven Reigns, the first City Poet of West Hollywood.For photos from this program, click here.