Aviv Reghev is the co-founder of the Human Cell Atlas.
It's a huge leap in understanding how human cells work.
She says it's like upgrading from a 15th century map of the world to Google Maps.
If I want to develop a medicine that would only go to the place where something is broken,
I need to know how to get there.
The new wave of biotechnology.
That's on the TED Radio Hour podcast from NPR.
Live from NPR News in Washington, Iqorva Coleman, the Vatican says that Pope Francis has died.
He was 88 years old.
Francis had struggled with health issues recently.
He had been hospitalized for five weeks to treat bronchitis initially.
It later became severe pneumonia.
Just yesterday, the Pope had greeted worshipers in St. Peter's Square celebrating Easter.
NPR's Jason DeRose reports, Pope Francis was the leader of the world's 1.3 billion Roman Catholics.
Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected Pope in March of 2013 and chose the name Francis in honor of St. Francis.
He was the first Pope from the Jesuit religious order and the first Pope from outside Europe
since the medieval period.
He was born in Argentina and before his election served as the Archbishop of Buenos Aires.
Francis's nearly 12-year-long papacy focused on a number of issues, including the environment,
with a particular emphasis on how ecological degradation affects the poorest people on the planet and the plight of refugees and immigrants,