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Joined June 2009

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  1. "Progress is possible, but we all have a role to play in speeding it up." -

  2. "The Vital Question” is a stunning inquiry into the origin of life. I loved this book:

  3. The team is working on a number of cool energy projects. It was fun to visit them and learn more.

  4. If you are interested in clean energy, I strongly encourage you read this free book:

  5. How the world is helping young African women fight HIV: via

  6. A remarkable from of the world’s shipping routes: via

  7. I was sad to learn of Sir David Mackay’s death. His book on energy is one of my favorites:

  8. Fred Wright, my high school geometry teacher, inspired my love for computers.

  9. Nick Lane makes a compelling case for how energy made us who we are:

  10. How did life on earth begin? This author seeks to answer one of humanity’s most compelling questions...

    The Vital Question with Nick Lane
    At its heart, Nick Lane's work is an attempt to right a scientific wrong by getting people to fully appreciate the role that energy plays in all living things.
  11. Making my first virtual-reality video with a special guest star...

  12. In this fascinating book, Nick Lane explores the latest thinking on the origin of life:

  13. Every student deserves a chance to learn this essential 21st century skill:

  14. When it comes to human tragedy, no creature comes close to the devastation caused by this animal.

  15. Here’s why and I are optimistic that we can within our lifetimes...

    Bill Gates & George Osborne On What It Will Take To #EndMalaria
    In January 2016, Bill Gates and UK Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne launched a new fund that will mobilize some of Britain’s best scientists to fight malaria.
  16. No matter how you see America’s future, I hope we can all agree on the role for innovation:

  17. Here’s how technology can revolutionize the way teachers and students work together:

  18. I’m hopeful that all of us who are passionate about education can help solve this problem:

  19. One of the best arguments I've read for why the U.S. should invest in an energy revolution:

  20. Eradicating polio will be one of the greatest achievements to date. Good progress to report:

  21. In reply to

    . Thanks, Francis. I agree about partners. Here’s to even more global health progress in the years ahead.

  22. The U.S. has been underfunding innovation for a decade. Here’s why that matters:

  23. Anyone interested in helping create a better world should read this book:

  24. "Without risk, there is rarely reward." on why we need to invest in bioscience breakthroughs:

  25. Exciting to see the next generation of innovators participating in the :

  26. As you can see from this chart, GDP is an incomplete measure of a country’s growth:

  27. Who should get foreign aid? It is a harder question to answer than you might think:

  28. Getting rid of extreme poverty takes these 3 things: via

  29. Many seniors are thinking about where to go to college. Here's what I’ve learned about what makes a school great:

  30. There’s a way to change this chart--and change lives:

  31. . gave Hajira Attah the support to succeed. I loved hearing her story.

    Beating the Odds
    I had a chance to meet Hajira along with a group of other students from both Johnson C. Smith and Delaware State Universities. I was inspired by their stories.
  32. I learned a lot from these great students… (not all of it was school related):

  33. These have found innovative ways to help at-risk students excel:

    Meeting Students Where They Are
    I had a chance to sit down in Seattle with administrators from Johnson C. Smith University and Delaware State University who are experimenting with exciting new ways to serve at-risk students.
  34. Hajira didn’t have the scores to get into most colleges. But one school saw her potential:

  35. When I applied for college, I wanted to go to one of the "best schools." Here's what impresses me now:

  36. Proud to support Melinda’s efforts to challenge assumptions about the invisible work that women do.

  37. I’m sad to hear that Andy Grove has died. I loved working with him. He was one of the great business leaders of the 20th century.

  38. Mobile phone surveys are helping aid workers make real-time decisions during crises:

  39. A great Economist article on how Africans are attacking the barriers to higher productivity:

  40. Melinda and I had a lot of fun sharing our Annual Letter with teens from around the world:

    2016 Annual Letter Launch Highlights
    Melinda and I spent a day in New York City launching our 2016 Annual Letter, including dozens of interviews and a town-hall meeting with teenagers from around the world.
  41. By 2020, this vaccine is expected to protect more than 400 million people:

  42. Melinda and I recently spent a day in New York City launching our Annual Letter:

  43. Celebrate someone’s with by making a card for them:

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