Impact together: Dalhousie researchers and the COVID-19 pandemic

It is a pivotal time for research and innovation in this country, with results that will yield real and life-changing impacts.

Researchers at Dalhousie University quickly answered the call to combat the virus and became part of an extraordinary global effort to study COVID-19 and arrest its spread. Of critical importance is the research being done to develop a potential vaccine, write Alice Aiken and David Anderson.Image courtesy Pixabay

Opinion

BY Alice Aiken and David Anderson

May 11, 2020

HALIFAX—When news emerged late last year that a new and deadly virus was spreading through parts of China, researchers around the globe began a quest to learn more about the new disease and ultimately develop a vaccine. It soon became clear that addressing the complexity of the novel coronavirus,...

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