Viruses also have a genomic sequence. Understanding the genetic makeup of a virus can help us fight the disease. Let's explore how CRISPR speeds up the diagnosis of COVID-19.<br/>
DNA Hack part 2/7

New research shows that the novel coronavirus can survive in air particles for several hours and on some surfaces for up to three days. <br/>

Satellite imagery of vehicle traffic around hospitals in Wuhan suggests the coronavirus may have struck the city months before the outbreak was acknowledged.

In this video, Akiko-sensei will introduce you to important vocabulary words for understanding information about the Coronavirus/Covid 19 in Japan.

In recent weeks many people have grown frustrated by the government's COVID regulations, leading some (even within their own party) to reject what they see as government power grabs. Some have even compared COVID Britain to the world...

Coronavirus continues to spread around the world, and different countries have had different reactions to the pandemic. In this video, we compare the approaches taken in different countries and explain how countries like South Korea have...

There is no evidence that 5G poses health risks or dangers to humans, but that hasn’t stopped people from circulating conspiracies about 5G’s unproven link to the coronavirus pandemic. Juliet explains why 5G poses no known health risks...

Johnson's government have promised some pretty radical changes, but could these affect your rights online? We discuss the governments latest plans regarding social media and online censorship.

As countries begin to get to grips with COVID, there's one thing that no-one wants, a second wave of infections. In this video, we explain what a coronavirus second wave, how it can be avoided and why the UK government seems to believe...

The FT's senior data-visualisation journalist John Burn-Murdoch explains the must-see daily graphs, which show how cases and deaths are growing around the world.

The FT's Whitehall correspondent Sebastian Payne looks at how the prime minister is responding to the outbreak - likely to be the biggest test he will face as prime minister.

A report by a group of Chinese researchers states that the earliest patient that contracted the virus had not visited the seafood market. <br/>

The UK government released its own app in an effort to trace potential coronavirus exposures and minimize the spread of the virus. Instead of using the API released by Apple and Google, the UK opted for a home-grown option that proved...

Potential vaccines for the coronavirus are all over the news right now, and we all hope that a safe an effective vaccine is developed soon. But vaccines aren't the only tool in the pipeline. Right now there's a lot of research happening...

As Britons continue to stock up on supermarket goods, here were the early morning scenes at a Sainsbury’s in south London.

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the supermarket is introducing rationing on certain goods and an...

A Japanese supercomputer is investigating how virus particles spread through train cars and offices. Let's look at the results!<br/>
Pandemic Innovations part 5/6

The COVID-19 pandemic caused people to think more about how germs spread across surfaces and how we clean those surfaces. Let's investigate which areas carry the most germs and some creative methods of sanitizing.

Pandemic Changes...

China has put Beijing on alert as a rash of 59 domestic COVID-19 cases was reported in the city as of Monday.

A study published in The Lancet examined 99 of the earliest cases of the 2019 novel coronavirus, which first emerged in the Chinese city of Wuhan. <br/>

China has confirmed its first case of novel coronavirus in Tibet.

In this video, the speaker demonstrates the potential danger of singing and talking in spreading COVID-19.<br/>
Pandemic part 6/7

This video explains the concept of the SED curve, also known as an epidemic curve, and why it is important to flatten it. The video also mentions the impact of COVID-19 on Singapore's economy and the cautious approach being taken in...

Previous work on the closely related MERS and SARS could benefit the vaccine development strategy to fight the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. <br/>

The coronavirus outbreak in China’s city of Wuhan has killed three people and infected more than 200 as of Monday. <br/>