Notre Dame Receives $23M From Gates For Malaria, Dengue Research

News outlets report on the $23 million award that Notre Dame received from the Gates Foundation for research on malaria and dengue fever prevention.

Reuters: Gates Foundation awards Notre Dame $23 million for malaria, dengue studies
“The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded $23 million for research being led by University of Notre Dame biologists to prevent malaria and dengue fever, the school said…” (Simpson, 3/14).

Associated Press/Kansas City Star: Notre Dame researchers get $23M for malaria fight
“The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded $23 million for research being led by a pair of University of Notre Dame biologists that seeks to prevent malaria and dengue fever. The university says it is the second largest award to a single grant proposal in school history…” (3/14).

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