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Government funding ramps up COVID-19 research around the globe
MRS Bulletin | July 13, 2020
Q & A: COVID-19 pandemic - Hortense Le Ferrand
MRS Bulletin | July 10, 2020
Animation of nanosponges and SARS COV-2 coronavirus
SciTech Daily | July 8, 2020
Scientists take a closer look at materials for homemade masks
c&en | June 25, 2020
Q & A: COVID-19 pandemic - Christopher Bettinger
MRS Bulletin | June 22, 2020
Q & A: COVID-19 pandemic - Michael Fitzsimmons
MRS Bulletin | June 16, 2020
The next 75 years: Symposium sparks upgrade to US policy model for R&D
MRS Bulletin | June 10, 2020
The future of face masks: Copper, graphene, and self-sanitizing fabric
Fast Company | June 8, 2020
N95 Masks Reuseability - A material scientist's perspective
Video | May 27, 2020
Unexpected scientific insights into COVID-19 from AI machine learning tool
Berkeley Lab News | May 13, 2020
EC awards emergency funds for COVID-19 research
MRS Bulletin | May 7, 2020
Fighting Covid-19 by Connecting Materials Experts with Organizations in Need
The Minerals,
Metals & Materials Society (TMS) | May 4, 2020
Hong Kong researchers invent antiviral coating
Reuters | April 27, 2020
WHO launches ambitious global project to develop Covid-19 medical products
STAT News | April 24, 2020
Microneedle array key to deliver vaccine against COVID-19
Sophia Chen for MRS Bulletin Materials News Podcast
| April 14, 2020
Scientists have turned the structure of the coronavirus into music
Science | April 3, 2020
Labs are experimenting with new – but unproven – methods to create a coronavirus vaccine fast
The Conversation | April 2020
AMSBIO launches coronavirus - COVID-19 research products
amsbio | April 2020
How can materials science contribute to fighting against the new coronavirus?
Hortense Le Ferrand for Materials Connect Blog | March 30, 2020
Here's how nanoparticles could help us get closer to a treatment for COVID-19
News@Northeastern | March 2020
The Wyss Institute’s response to COVID-19: Beating back the coronavirus
Wyss Institute | March 2020
Synthetic biologists think they can develop a better coronavirus vaccine than nature could
Scientific American | March 2020
Coronavirus & Materials Science
Hortense Le Ferrand for Materials Connect Blog | February
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