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1. Bill Gates: Living with the Coronavirus for the Next Year or Two https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/19/bill-gates-living-with-coronavirus-for-next-year-or-two.html 2. Bill Gates: Coronavirus Vaccine Could Be Ready by Mid-2021 https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/25/bill-gates-coronavirus-vaccine-ready-mid-2021 3. Bill Gates: Coronavirus Could Have Been Stopped Earlier https://www.foxnews.com/world/bill-gates-coronavirus-could-have-been-stopped-earlier 4. Bill Gates On The Coronavirus Response: ‘We’re Not Doing Very Well’ https://www.huffpost.com/entry/bill-gates-coronavirus-response-not-doing-well_n_5e7cdc8dc5b6f45d98b9d15c 5.
Australian startup Synchron, backed by Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, looks set to beat Elon Musk's Neuralink to market with a safe, reliable brain-computer interface that any hospital can quickly install – without cutting a hole in your skull.
Bill Gates-backed startup Antora Energy is preparing to roll out a containerized, modular heat battery, designed to store renewable energy at the lowest possible cost – then release it efficiently as electricity or industrial process heat.
Two Rwandan companies have been announced among 29 African healthcare start-ups that will get funding from Investing in Innovation Africa (i3), an initiative funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
It looks nothing like a typical "fan on a stick" wind turbine, but this oval track with evenly spaced wing blades could be an enormously disruptive addition to the renewable energy mix, since it slashes the cost of wind power to unprecedented lows.
Bill Gates has helped break ground to mark the construction of the first next-generation nuclear reactor in the United States. The joint project by TerraPower and the Department of Energy plans to build a sodium test reactor in Kemmerer, Wyoming by 2030.
Bill Gates has thrown his weight – and his money – behind a startup making a rich, fatty spread akin to butter, using just carbon dioxide and hydrogen. And this is just the start, with milk, ice-cream, cheese, meat and plant oils also in development.