
This advocate for polio eradication has been paralyzed since he was six months old. He wants you to see what that looks like.
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With the right resources and a sustained commitment, I’m confident we can make polio history.
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Science holds the key to stopping deadly pests like mosquitoes and screwworms.
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A world free of malaria is within reach thanks to new tools.
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Lina Finda is making sure African communities have a say in how the world fights malaria.
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How better seeds and farming revolutionized life in low-income countries.
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If you want some good news for a change, look no further than the number of kids who are alive today because of vaccines.
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The end of AIDS used to seem like a pipe dream. But recent scientific discoveries, including a medicine called lenacapavir, can make it a re...
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An Indian company has created a retinal scanner that can detect gestational diabetes—and help bring down the rate of stillbirths.
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I’m excited and worried about the era of AI. We need a plan to maximize the good and minimize the bad.
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In a recent memo, I laid out some initial thoughts on things the world must do to maximize the good of AI and minimize the bad.
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The Government of Rwanda is partnering with the Gates Foundation and OpenAI on an effort to help health clinics improve care using AI.
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If we got rid of some contrails, we could eliminate up to two percent of all global warming.
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We need to deliver a huge amount of energy in a clean, reliable and affordable way.
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Demystifying the science behind fission and fusion.
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Next-generation plants will usher in a Renaissance of nuclear energy.
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Our understanding of the disease is improving rapidly, and I expect to see many breakthroughs in the months and years ahead.
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Why I care about curing Alzheimer's.
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Kim Broomer’s classroom is one of the most unique and supportive learning environments I have ever heard of.
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In May, I had the chance to visit First Avenue Elementary School in Newark, which is pioneering the use of AI in the classroom. It’s still e...
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In today's economy, math is more crucial than ever—but the way it's taught hasn't always kept pace with the real world. Chula Vista Middle S...
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Making every minute count
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Agnes Nambozo goes to extraordinary lengths to vaccinate children in Uganda.
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During a recent visit to Delhi, I met with three women who are using drones to boost their income and India’s agricultural productivity.
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Bill Gates profiles Dora Shimbwambwa, who’s working on practical, affordable ways to fight pests and help Zambian farmers thrive in a changi...
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Guinea worm once infected 3.5 million people every year. Thanks to heroes like Makoy, that number dropped to 13 last year.
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Reflecting on the remarkable life of my father, who passed away on September 14, 2020.
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In India, you can find innovation everywhere you turn—even in the preparation of a simple cup of tea!
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Jimmy Carter was an amazing man who set the standard for what someone can accomplish after being president of the United States. I loved lea...
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The origin story of Microsoft
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Dr. Morris, my chemistry teacher, used everyday objects to teach us about scientific phenomena.
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When the days get long in the summer, I want to read, listen to, or watch something that pulls me in.
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