
Life Scientists Working from Home: The Impact of COVID-19

James Brown
Account Manager at PreciPoint. Supports customers in the EMEA & Americas region in their transition to digital microscopy.
- February 1, 2021
- 4:04 pm
- Virtual Microscopy
What We Can Learn About Home-Office From Sir Isaac Newton
Covid-19 Forcing Home Office
What Is the Impact on Life Scientists and Labs?

“In summary, COVID-19 had substantial effects on scientists, causing stress and work interruptions, but we also see new patterns of local and international cooperation, idea exchange, and electronic learning appearing. If there is a silver lining to the current global health crisis, it would be desirable that some of these new practices are maintained and further developed once we are able to return to business as usual in the future. The ability to work efficiently from home and to collaborate productively with life scientists and clinicians nationally and internationally, without extensive travel might, ultimately, even result in benefits for scientific communities and society as a whole.” [2]
Korbel, J.O., Stegle, O. 2020 Tweet
What Can Life Scientists Do Working from Home?
What Is the Impact on Collaboration?
