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How will the British Government convince the nation to take the vaccine for Covid-19?
Convincing the Nation is a new online exhibition which observes how government and public health bodies have reacted to vaccine resistance over time.
Lockdown researchers splash out on waterproofs after learning children are missing out on play
Researchers investigating the effects of lockdown on children’s early development have paid for wet weather gear for 28 disadvantaged Leeds families after survey data showed toddlers were missing out
HPS in 20: Essay competition winners
The Centre for History and Philosophy of Science announces the names of the A-level students who submitted prize-winning essays to their HPS in 20 Objects competition
Curating and exhibiting visual culture in times of coronavirus
An interdisciplinary online seminar series about the impact of COVID-19 on visual art.
Dr Alex Bamji on 16th Century quarantine practices in BBC article: The 432-year-old manual on social distancing
Dr Bamji helps BBC Future explain how one 16th Century doctor utilised social distancing practices to contain a plague outbreak the city of Alghero in Sardinia.