Bill Gates's Blog: Gates Notes, page 16

How far would you go to save the world?

Even if you aren’t a big science fiction fan, Project Hail Mary is a lot of fun.

A thought-provoking look at the gene-editing revolution

Walter Isaacson’s latest book profiles Jennifer Doudna and her remarkable discovery.

5 books I loved reading this year

Lately, I’ve found myself drawn to the kinds of books I would’ve liked as a kid.

These 36 young scientists inspired me

Notes from my recent deep dive on malaria with graduate students.

In Glasgow, I saw three big shifts in the climate conversation

A lot has changed in the past six years.

Why scaling innovation is key to stopping climate change

Before the last major COP meeting, innovation was barely on the climate agenda. This year it will take center stage.

My message to the world at COP26

If we’re going to avoid the worst effects of a climate disaster, we need to make sure zero-carbon alternatives are affordable enough for people all over the world to use them.

This is how we build a zero emissions economy

I recently wrote a white paper about the investments and policies we need to get to net-zero as quickly as possible.

Free eBook for college and university students

To avoid a climate disaster, we need young people’s ideas and energy.

Going door to door, this hero brings the world closer to ending polio

19 million people who would have otherwise been paralyzed are now walking today thanks to heroes like Shumaila Rehmani.