25 posts
By Jack Nash
11 November 2022
Read some of the research highlights published in the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) Gates Open Research Gateway from the past two years, and how ICFP presenters can publish their own findings.
By Guest Author
10 June 2022
In this blog post, Gates Open Research chats to Shawheen Rezaei (Knight-Hennessy Scholar, at Stanford School of Medicine) about his recent Research Article which explores the practical needs and considerations for refugees and other forcibly displaced persons with neurological disorders.
By Guest Author
26 April 2022
In this blog post, Gates Open Research chats to Michelle Weinberger (Senior Associate, Avenir Health) about her work in contraceptive technologies and how factors will shape the contraceptive market by 2040.
By Guest Author
28 February 2022
The authors of a new Gates Open Research article share insights from their recent study on integrating small private providers into the social health insurance fund in Kenya.
By Guest Author
26 January 2022
In this blog post, Gates Open Research chats to Dr. Abraham D. Flaxman (University of Washington) about his most recent study that explores COVID-19 in healthcare versus non-healthcare workers.
By Jack Nash
30 November 2021
In this blog post, we reflect on the role of COVID-19 research in advancing arguments for open science and showcase just some of the research from the Gates Open Research Coronavirus (COVID-19) Collection.
By Guest Author
17 June 2021
Stakeholder engagement is an essential part of responsible gene drive research and of Target Malaria’s work to develop genetic technologies to modify mosquitoes and reduce malaria transmission.
Introducing Delphine Thizy, Stakeholder Engagement Senior Advisor for Target Malaria. She provides strategic support for stakeholder engagement activities linked to the project’s research work on novel genetic approaches for malaria control.
Continue reading to learn why Delphine and the team created their latest Open Letter, published on Gates Open Research, and the future impact of this research.
By Guest Author
27 May 2021
In low and middle-income countries, many unique challenges remain to be overcome in pediatric medicine. As unique challenges require innovative solutions, Christopher Gill and his team at the Boston University School of Public Health (MA, USA) are pursuing many different avenues of investigation, with the overall aim of providing the greatest impact to the most vulnerable children and communities.
In this blog post, Christopher describes a few key areas of research before discussing the importance of open research in the dissemination of information and ideas.