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Print EditionsRecommendedFeaturesScience & TechnologySpring 2021

How the Pandemic Stalled Scientific Research

By Lanay Griessner
The Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology in Berlin focuses on understanding how microbes cause disease and how hosts to this challenge. Their mission is to understand infections by viruses , bacteria, parasites, fungi and worms.

Work on coronavirus has highjacked science, disrupting projects and schedules, particularly for women. Some see a chance to turn the crisis into opportunities for breakthrough thinking.

Lanay Griessner
Lanay Griessner is a scientist and freelance journalist living in Vienna. She has a PhD in molecular biology from the Medical University of Vienna and is currently working in the biotech industry.
Print EditionsRecommendedFeaturesScience & TechnologySpring 2021
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