Spring into STEM | Politics of a Pandemic | Virtual Lecture Series
The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted how important science and engineering expertise is for developing effective policy responses to pandemics. But have you wondered how science and engineering has been used to shape government responses during these times? Or, how COVID policy has changed the way we do science and engineering? Join UCL STEaPP and Dr Sarah Quinnell for this taster lecture on Politics of a Pandemic to find out more.
Spring into STEM | Politics of a Pandemic | Virtual Lecture Series
25 May 2021, 13:00 – 14:00
Image credit: Adapted from an image by Philippa Steinberg for the Innovative Genomics Institute.
To see more events in the Spring into STEM series, visit the UCL Engineering website.
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Ticketing
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Cost
Free
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All
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Yes
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