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Let’s clap our (sanitised) hands for scientists at the forefront of the battle against COVID-19. From the many universities and businesses who dropped everything to produce hand sanitiser, to the researchers making giant leaps in diagnostics like lateral flow tests to track infections. And let's not forget the world's shot in the arm: vaccine development!

While scientists the world over have been all hands to the pump in the fight against COVID-19, at the 澳门六合彩开奖记录 we have been connecting experts, supporting teachers, guiding policy while celebrating and sharing all the amazing scientific advances that have been made.

Help us in this aim by downloading and sharing our infographics which show the timeline of Chemistry Vs COVID. 

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I’m showing my #Gratitude for all the scientists at the frontline of the fight against #COVID. Scientists first shared the virus’ genetic sequence on 10/01/2020 – 20 days before the outbreak was declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern #Gratitude

 

 

I’m showing my #Gratitude for all the scientists at the frontline of the fight against #COVID. Researchers moved fast in February 2020 to map the protein structures of the virus to help pave the way for vaccines and treatments #Gratitude

 

 

 

I’m showing my #Gratitude for all the scientists at the frontline of the fight against #COVID. Five days after COVID-19 was officially classed as a pandemic in early 2020 our first vaccine was already entering clinical trials #Gratitude

 

 

I’m showing my #Gratitude for all the scientists at the frontline of the fight against #COVID. As hospitalisation rates were soaring, in June 2020 the RECOVERY trial proved dexamethasone as the first treatment – saving more than a million lives so far #Gratitude

 

 

 

I’m showing my #Gratitude for all the scientists at the frontline of the fight against #COVID. Their work in understanding how the virus spreads has helped us to reduce the risk of transmission while adapting to the new normal #Gratitude

 

 

I’m showing my #Gratitude for all the scientists at the frontline of the fight against #COVID. Scientists have been working to develop novel treatments - nucleoside analogues are looking hopeful as antivirals for COVID-19 #Gratitude

What鈥檚 on our statue?

Hand sanitiser

Early on in the pandemic it was not know how the virus spreads, and businesses and universities dropped everything to produce the huge quantities of hand sanitiser needed to minimise risks. 

Diagnostics

Perhaps most familiar to you as the lateral flow tests you can use to test at home, the leaps researchers made in diagnosing the virus have been essential to tracking the virus and managing the pandemic. 

Vaccine

Developing vaccines fast has been integral to saving lives worldwide. The vaccines you can currently get have different technologies behind them – from RNA to viral vectors – but they all help your body to remember the virus so it can fight it off. 

Glow-in-the-dark paint

A lovely bit of chemistry! Visit our statue after dark and shine your phone torch on it – some of the paint is made of chemicals that absorb the light and then re-emit it as a different wavelength, making it glow in the dark. 

Visitors to Gratitude will be able to listen to real-life stories and poems about key workers.

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