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STEM News Tip: COVID-19 impact on research

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Amid the vast human crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic, by far the greatest worry for all of us is its impact on the life and health of ourselves and others. It can be valuable, though, to also take a step back and look ahead to its long-term impact in other areas, to start planning ahead for what the future may bring.

Physics Today has a new article out on the impact of COVID-19 on physics research; check it out here.

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