Bill Gates's Blog: Gates Notes, page 30

Meet the virus hunters

Bill Gates highlights the work of Peter Piot and the UK Public Health Rapid Support Team. These virus hunters are doing amazing work to stop infectious diseases like Ebola.

Test-tube mosquitoes might help us beat malaria

Genetic editing might help us wipe out malaria.

The world’s deadliest shapeshifter

Malaria has clever ways to fool your immune system, but scientists are fighting back.

These maps could point the way to stopping malaria

Maps could point the way to stopping malaria.

Melinda has a terrific new book coming out

Bill Gates reviews “The Moment of Lift”, a powerful call for gender equality, written by his wife, Melinda Gates.

Melinda has terrific new book coming out

Bill Gates reviews “The Moment of Lift”, a powerful call for gender equality, written by his wife, Melinda Gates.

We should discuss soil as much as we talk about coal

Nearly a quarter of all greenhouse gas emissions come from agriculture. Bill Gates highlights several companies who are developing creative solutions to fight climate change caused by agriculture.

Can goats empower women?

Bill Gates highlights women who are trained as “pashu sakhis.” These goat nurses provide a range of services to help women in rural India gain financial independence.

On the right track in Chicago

Once dubbed the worst school district in the U.S., Chicago embraced data and partnership to drive a dramatic turnaround. Bill Gates visited North-Grand High School to see what was behind the city’s turnaround.

What the plow and lab-grown meat tell us about innovation

Bill Gates' opening essay to his guest curated issue of the MIT Technology Review’s annual list of ten breakthrough technologies