Can we please stop talking about a second wave of COVID-19
Jeremy Rossman, University of Kent Lockdown is easing. People are returning to work and shops are lifting their shutters. But
Read MoreJeremy Rossman, University of Kent Lockdown is easing. People are returning to work and shops are lifting their shutters. But
Read MoreRachael Rigby, Lancaster University and Karen Wright, Lancaster University The diverse, non-human life forms that live in our guts –
Read MoreLindsay Bottoms, University of Hertfordshire The coronavirus began to affect sporting events as early as January 30, when the Chinese
Read MoreMaximilian Kiener, University of Oxford The World Health Organization (WHO) recently announced that it supports challenge trials against COVID-19. Challenge
Read MoreJustin Roberts, Anglia Ruskin University; Ash Willmott, Anglia Ruskin University, and Dan Gordon, Anglia Ruskin University When it comes to
Read MoreZania Stamataki, University of Birmingham The first coronaviruses known to infect humans were discovered more than half a century ago
Read MoreWladislaw Rivkin, Aston University As an academic who regularly worked from home in the days before coronavirus, my friends often
Read MoreLena Ciric, UCL For many of us, grocery shopping is when we will come into contact with the highest number
Read MorePeter Francis, Leeds Beckett University It was around four to six million years ago when humans first evolved to walk
Read MoreEmily Morris, UCL and Ilan Kelman, UCL Some countries seem to be weathering the coronavirus pandemic better than others. One
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