Microbiologists now have ability to adequately conduct microbiological tests in laboratories with unreliable access to power.

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The spectrometer, one of Global Good's technical innovations aimed at addressing health needs, makes it easier to identify fake and substandard drugs that kill tens of thousands of people every year and contribute to the spread of endemic diseases in poor countries.

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What does boosting sustainable energy access in the developing world have to do with improving global health? As it turns out, a lot. Today on Insights we take a look at Global Good's work on health technologies that run on low-resource or intermittent power. Read More

From Washington State to Washington, D.C., members of IV’s team are out and about this Fall speaking about innovation, inventing for impact and public-private collaboration. Read More

Last week, Seattle hosted Quartz’s second annual Next Billion forum, and IV’s Maurizio Vecchione, senior VP of Global Good and Research, discussed the power of disruptive invention for the estimated three billion people who are among the poorest populations on earth. Read More