Outlook

Documentary makers can get as close to the war zones of disease as doctors and researchers — perhaps even closer. Julie Clayton and Declan Butler talk to Kevin Hull about his experiences.

To win the fight against malaria we will need to scale up existing programmes and develop new weapons, say Richard Klausner and Pedro Alonso.

The world must increase collaboration to meet the pressing need for a malaria vaccine, argue Carter Diggs, Sarah Ewart and Melinda Moree.

We have the science to make new antimalarials, say Robert Ridley and Yeya Toure, but we need better mechanisms and resources to develop drugs and deliver them.

In Africa, where malaria hits hardest, scientists are crying out for countries to take matters into their own hands, says Declan Butler.

International agencies have failed to meet their own malaria performance targets and should be held to account, says Amir Attaran.

The malaria and mosquito genomes will allow us to find new drug and vaccine targets, says Daniel Carucci.

We need to know how bad the malaria situation is before we can make it better, says Robert Snow.

What makes the Mesa so attractive to pharmaceutical companies? Paul Smaglik investigates.

Scientists need help to make their entrepreneurial dreams come true. Jonathan Knight talks to the experts.

How independent are the boards of San Diego's high-tech companies? Lisa Bowman investigates the multiple directors.

Kendall Powell finds out how to make those key business connections.

San Diego is facing significant challenges to its future development. How do the some of the region's leading lights think it will cope? Ken Howard finds out.

Jonathan Knight takes a look at what the future may hold for innovation in San Diego.

A century of philanthropy alongside military research has laid solid foundations for today's diverse sci-tech sector, says Chloe Veltman.

A tight-knit community and a cooperative spirit has helped San Diego to succeed. Eric Niiler checks out California's rising star.

A huge number of people have contributed to the success of San Diego. Virginia Gewin catches up with a selection of the region's prime movers.