Sebastian Leck

COVID-19 has underlined the importance of getting international partnerships right

Sebastian Leck
July 21, 2021

International science collaborations have never been more active than during the pandemic. The sharing of scientific information across borders — from genomic datasets to open-access journal articles — has allowed for rapid progress in the fight against COVID-19 that would otherwise have been hamstrung.

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