Story | Community
27 January 2021
The importance of science has been illustrated amid the COVID-19 pandemic – so why do many people still not trust it?
Image source: Metamorworks, via ShutterstockAisha Tanvir, a member of QF’s Communication Directorate, writes about how an increased appreciation for science might be the biggest winner of the year 2020
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