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Testing and Trust in Scotland’s COVID-19 Response

Testing and Trust in Scotland’s COVID-19 Response

Author: Testing Trust Team

Corona Testing on Twitter workshop report 22–23 June – Shona Lee

How can Twitter data be used to “tease out” relational figurations of testing beyond the laboratory?     #Locations #Devices #Relations:‘Corona Testing on Twitter’ workshop report 22–23 June.   Written by Shona Lee, DiaDev Research Fellow.   Over 22–23 June, in collaboration with King’s College London Department of Digital Humanities and the Public Data Lab, the Centre for Interdisciplinary […]

13th July 2020 0

University of Edinburgh launches a blog publishing research on COVID-19 from across the arts, humanities and social sciences 

  University of Edinburgh launches a blog publishing research on COVID-19 from across the arts, humanities and social sciences https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/covid19perspectives/    

2nd July 2020 0

Coronavirus: Why mass testing of the public is vital – Dr Alice Street

A nurse takes a swab at a Covid-19 drive-through testing station for NHS staff (Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)   The social value of testing has been ignored by public health responses to the Covid-19 outbreak, writes Dr Alice Street   We now know that testing is essential to our ability to limit the scale and […]

2nd July 2020 0

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