Ongoing Research

• NIH COVID-19 Research Website
• ​MAP: Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases by Johns Hopkins University & Medicine
• FDA's Coronavirus Page
• Over 24,000 COVID-19 research papers available in one place
• COVID-19 Funding Opportunities
• COVID-19 Treatment and Vaccine Tracker
• Real-time tweets about COVID-19
• What we at the FDA are Doing to Fight COVID
• USPTO "Patents for Partnership" IP Marketplace
• COVID-19 Open Research Dataset
• JHU 2019 Novel COVID Research Compendium
• COVID-19 Open Research Dataset Challenge
• SciSight

Institute COVID Research Pages

• Brigham and Women's Hospital COVID Clinical Guidelines
• Colorado State University
• Columbia University
• Cornell University
• Michigan State University
• MIT AI Cures; Rapid Innovation Dashboard
• Northeastern University
• Northwestern University
• Princeton University
• Rockefeller University
• Stanford Medicine
• University of Arizona
• University of California
• University of Delaware
• University of Illinois
• University of Kentucky
• University of Michigan
• University of New Hampshire
• University of Texas Medical Branch

University, Government Lab and Hospital Research
April 2021

• AB Science and University of Chicago to develop Covid-19 drugs
• More university research funding led to breakthroughs, will prevent next pandemic
• Georgia Tech Mask Study Finds Layering, Material Choice Matter
• Lancet article reports 1 in 3 COVID Survivors Suffers Neurological or Mental Disorders
• Vaccines for cancer and HIV soon thanks to COVID-19 vaccine discovery: report
•  Limited symptoms list means up to 60 percent of cases 'being missed'
• NYU research into vaccine acceptance, hesitancy

March 2021

• Iowa State U engineers developing COVID-19 tests for mass production, distribution
• CSU developing new vaccines
• Drug launched at Emory U reduces virus that causes COVID to undetectable levels

February 2021 

• Researchers unravel what makes someone a COVID super-spreader
• Emory-developed COVID vaccine safe, effective in animal models
• Community exposure, Black race greatest risk factors for positive antibody tests in health care workers
• Viral sequencing can reveal how COVID spreads and evolves
• NIH grant funds Emory U work on indoor air sensor for COVID

January 2021

• Dallas Diagnostics Lab, Baylor U partner for on-site testing lab, research facility
• Georgia State Study Finds COVID-19 Attack On Brain, Not Lungs
• Lab life at Stanford during the COVID-19 pandemic

December 15, 2020

• Does heat kill coronavirus? Boeing, UA study shows what temps disinfect cockpit surfaces
• Fauci praises African American scientist at ‘forefront’ of creating vaccine​

December 14, 2020

• Princeton: Forecasting the next COVID
• Wearable Sensor May Signal You’re Developing COVID-19: UCSF-UCSD
• UC-Merced Study: Breast Milk Shows Promise for Treating COVID-19 and Protecting Babies​
• Endothelial cell targeting could help fight COVID-19 symptoms, Stony Brook U study shows

December 13, 2020

• Is Plexiglas keeping COVID-19 out? New study gives a clearer picture.

December 12, 2020

• AI test rules out a COVID-19 diagnosis within one hour in emergency departments

December 9, 2020

• Battling COVID using UV light

December 7, 2020

• Stanford engineers co-lead research designing more responsive COVID-19 wastewater testing

• Years of research laid groundwork for speedy COVID-19 shots

December 3, 2020

• What makes certain groups more vulnerable to COVID-19?

December 2, 2020

• COVID long haulers get a boost from University of Utah research 

• COVID-19 May Have Arrived in US in December: Study

November 30, 2020

• Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate Gets More Good News

November 26, 2020

• Coronavirus mutations do not appear to be helping it spread more rapidly, study says

November 25, 2020

• Less than 10% of Americans had COVID by September, study finds
   

November 23, 2020

• New therapy for flu may help in fight against COVID

November 20, 2020

• COVID-19 reinfection unlikely for at least six months, study finds

November 17, 2020

• More than half of in-hospital deaths from COVID-19 among Black, Hispanic patients, study finds

November 16, 2020

• Breakthrough COVID vaccine tech could help defeat other diseases

November 10, 2020

• Stanford-led team creates computer model that predicts how spread in cities

November 9, 2020

• One in 5 COVID-19 patients develop mental illness within 90 days 
• Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife "dream team"
• U Alabama: Studies of COVID-19 in pregnancy aim to better understand virus’s impact

November 6, 2020

• Columbia: Could a nasal spray prevent transmission? 

November 5, 2020

• COVID is making tinnitus worse, new study finds

November 4, 2020

• Stopping COVID-19 Emory researchers embark on an epic journey to tackle humanity’s big test

 October 29, 2020

• Emory begins advanced stage clinical trial for another COVID-19 vaccine

October 15, 2020

• NCI awarding Emory $19.8 million to study cancer, autoimmune intersection w/ COVID-19 

 October 5, 2020

• NIH Awards $18.2 million to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Emory University and Georgia Tech to Continue Verification of COVID-19 diagnostic tests

September 21, 2020

• Cornell College stands apart in its COVID response
• Emory: high rates of unexplained strokes, delayed recognition of symptoms found in study

September 20, 2020

• Utah researchers studying COVID through Google street view

September 19, 2020

• ASU researchers developing test that could get results in 10 minutes

September 18, 2020

• UConn researchers validate clinical feasibility for testing at point of care

September 17, 2020

• UNC's research makes headway and headlines
• Emory, Fulton County study shows importance of proactive testing to prevent further infection

September 15, 2020

• Google funds Carolina, Vanderbilt U Medical Center genetic impact research
• Study says COVID may have arrived in US in December

September 14, 2020

• Brown U: Pulling narratives from pages of health data

September 9, 2020

• How COVID-19 impacts the brain

September 8, 2020

• Why COVID is more deadly in people with obesity - even if they're young
• High antiviral antibody levels may herald pediatric COVID-19 complication

September 4, 2020

• WSU introduces research collaborative for mothers, COVID

September 3, 2020

• Lack of vitamin D might increase risk for COVID, U Chicago researchers find
• USF tackles 14 more research projects to study COVID impact
• Cornell study reveals possible new COVID entry points

August 31, 2020

• U Illinois portable, point-of-care COVID test could bypass the lab, study finds
• Yet more data support COVID aerosol transmission
• WSU, U Idaho research on impact of new mothers and their infants

August 25, 2020

• How Syracuse researchers are using cows to fight COVID

August 24, 2020

• First COVID reinfection documented in Hong Kong

August 20, 2020

• Emory's Yerkes genomics research will help predict disease severity, inform treatment

August 18, 2020

• Lancet: New research shows COVID may have spread through Puget Sound as early as Christmas

August 15, 2020

• Yale's quick, affordable saliva test receives FDA emergency use authorization

August 13, 2020

• USC scientists identify order of COVID's symptoms

August 11, 2020

• Infectious COVID retrieved from hospital air

August 8, 2020

• Duke researchers created a test to determine which masks are least effective

August 4, 2020

• Boosting immune system potential treatment strategy for COVID

August 3, 2020

• UVA leads nationwide project to protect health data for COVID research

July 30, 2020

• Researchers ID evolutionary origins of SARS-CoV-2
• Heart damage found in patients months after recovering from COVID
• Oakland U scientists seek volunteers in finger-tip blood test study
• Images of antibodies as they neutralize the virus
• Study finds higher viral load in young children
• Why some people who haven't had COVID might already have some immunity

July 28, 2020

• Research reveals heart complications in COVID patients
• COVID may have negative impact on hearing
• Penn Med study finds low risks of strokes in hospitalized COVID patients
• New U Minnesota study looks at how COVID travels indoors
• New portable COVID test by CSU researchers could be on market this year
• WUSL lab-created virus could help COVID research
• NYU IDs risk factors predicting COVID hospitalizations in Lupus patients
• People of color bear larger COVID burden
• Tufts: Digital health researchers flock to smart clothing in studying sweat
• Could you have COVID? Soon your smartwatch or smart ring might tell you.
• U Cincinnati: silk masks may repel COVID better

July 27, 2020

• Experimental test at U Oregon replaces nasal swap with saliva sample
• UNC: This is how COVID spreads through the body
• Northwestern launches registry for vaccine trials
• Breastfeeding unlikely to give COVID to babies
• UNG faculty, alumna in COVID research
• Kansas State U lab pivots to fight COVID
• Dogs able to sniff out COVID with high accuracy in preliminary study
• U of SC researchers conducting study into effects of COVID on brain

July 25, 2020

• What's new in computing vs. COVID
• U Louisville doctor shares local pandemic research
• Could your Fitbit or Apple Watch detect early symptoms?
• Researchers ID TLR7 gene predisposing elderly to severe COVID
• Mounting evidence shows masks may help avoid severe illness

July 24, 2020

• New research shows young, healthy patients may endure long-term health consequences
• Trained dogs able to sniff out COVID infections with 94% accuracy
• Can you catch COVID twice?
• Stroke risk higher for COVID patients who smoke or vape

July 23, 2020

• U Rochester Medical Center research to focus on plasma's impact
• Tulane joins CDC study of COVID transmission
• Huma teams up with Cambridge U for remote patient study

July 22, 2020

• COVID antibodies decay quickly after mild illness
• U Maine, U Mass Amherst to analyze COVID droplets
• UC Boulder test returns results in 45 minutes, without nasal swab

July 20, 2020

• NAU, UArizona, ASU join research computing fight against COVID

July 18, 2020

• Australian university develops new blood test, detection in 20 minutes
• How many have really been infected?
• U Munich: how COVID evades host cell defense
• Kansas State U: COVID cannot be transmitted from mosquitoes to humans
• U New Brunswick research efforts well-funded

July 17, 2020

• UC Health creates unified data set to aid researchers
• COVID-19 and blood type

July 15, 2020

• Augusta U: CBD could be therapy for severe COVID lung condition

July 14, 2020

• U Iowa shatters research funding records amid COVID

July 13, 2020

• Medical patients getting better care for very ill
• NU Singapore develops 3 new swabs to address shortage
• Your mask cuts own risk by 65 percent
• UCSF: 1 in 3 young adults vulnerable to severe COVID
• King's College London study: Immunity may fade away within weeks
• Adirondack researchers aid the fight against COVID
• COVID sparks new interest in using UV light to disinfect indoor air
• Bat research could help prevent next COVID, WSU prof says

July 9, 2020

• Study suggests fetal COVID infection possible
• Black, Hispanic women infected 5x whites in Philly: Penn study
• U Mass Lowell Awards Seed Grants for Research
• Shifting goalposts: research in the time of COVID
• Medical care for very ill patients is getting better
• Baylor, Family Health to study COVID spread with asymptomatic residents
• Gates Foundation awards $800K grant to A-Alpha Bio for treatment research
• USC research pivots to meet COVID head on
• Oxford researchers develop portable test costing under $25
• Japanese supercomputer suggests changes to travel, work to lower infection risk
• U Buffalo Jacobs School researchers collecting data
• Next-gen Triple Antibody Test given green light
• McDonnell Academy supports COVID-related global research

July 8, 2020

• Smiths to make blood-based test in Britain
• Younger patients in SC are increasingly being diagnosed with COVID
• Purdue 'toolkit' helps healthcare providers stay informed
• Scientists warn of potential wave of COVID-linked brain damage
• NIH kicks off vaccine, monoclonal antibody research network
• Air Conditioning may spread COVID
• The curve unflattened fast. Now what?
• Cardiac arrhythmias likely due to systemic illness

July 7, 2020

• ASU researchers develop cheaper, faster saliva test

July 6, 2020

• Immunity to COVID is 'fragile' and 'short-lived,' immunologist warns
• Scientists claim WHO is downplaying COVID airborne risk
• COVID through the eyes of a pandemic expert

July 5, 2020

• The Fullest Look Yet at the Racial Inequality of COVID

July 2, 2020

• To end pandemic we need universities and private firms to work together
• Berkeley's Innovative Genomics Institute is rolling out a spit test for COVID
• Pandemic injects new urgency into COVID collaborations
• Testing sewage an 'easy win'
• United against COVID-19
• BARDA backs push for clinical-grade wearable to detect signs of COVID-19
• Did a mutation help spread? More evidence, lingering questions
• Cape Breton researchers looking into COVID-killing plastic
• The truth about blood types and COVID
• Tulane: Anonymous $1M gift will fund virus research
• What's new in computing vs COVID

July 1, 2020

• Scientists test which face covering style best protects against COVID
• NYU researchers tracking COVID in wastewater join forces
• Lab-grown 'mini-brains' suggest virus can infect human brain cells
• COVID prompts 'hyper-activity' in blood clotting cells, research shows
• Oxford University launches hotspot dashboard
• Blood test can predict severity of COVID
• First Point-of-Care Test Leveraging CRISPR Technology

June 30, 2020

• COVID can cause lasting lung damage - but effects may ease over time
• Latinx people more vulnerable to COVID-19, US study finds
• MIT, Berkeley sponsor journal to accelerate peer review of COVID research
• Using your phone's microphone to track possible COVID exposure

June 29, 2020

• U of R professor granted $1M for COVID research
• Dalhousie Agricultural campus using poultry for research
• SEAS researchers develop research search engine
• Saliva test being developed by U Saskatchewan, U Regina
• Gift of Life, Root and Rutgers Researchers Launch COVID Study
• Study raises questions over long-term immunity
• COVID relies on cell's 'master regulators' for survival

June 26, 2020

• A low-cost, easy-to-use emergency ventilator
• A virus study you've never heard of helped us understand COVID
• COVID may cause brain complications in some, say doctors
• CSU receives grant to research inactivating coronavirus
• Queen Mary community's contribution to fight against COVID
• Cough, fever most prevalent symptoms fo COVID: study
• It's not just the lungs: COVID virus attacks like no other 'respiratory' infection

June 25, 2020

• U Chicago researchers looking for answers about how COVID spreads
• Can AI speed up the hunt for COVID research?
• Iowa State U researchers working on at-home test
• London, Ont., researchers the first to profile immune response to COVID
• Can Valley researchers wipe out COVID on mass transit?
• Wayne State researchers receive NSF funding to develop risk-prediction system
• McMaster awarded another $20M for COVID research
• Bucknell biologists receive NSF grant to study COVID resistance in bats
• Dutch minks contract COVID - and appear to infect humans
• U A researcher to test if COVID antibodies provide long-term immunity
• UBC faculty of medicine researchers receive nearly $14M in federal funding for COVID research
• Can copper protect against the new COVID? Here's what the evidence says.
• Antibody tests may help detect infection - if used at right time
• New sensor may soon test for COVID and flu simultaneously
• Georgia State U, Augusta U partner to support health research in Georgia
• UAMS-developed high-accuracy COVID antibody testing begins in Arkansas

June 24, 2020

• U Oxford research on COVID mortality
• Study raises concerns for pregnant women with COVID
• WVU researchers developing tests as students prepare to return to campus
• Study confirms 'classic' symptoms of COVID
• U Chicago doctor leading study researching how far virus particles travel

June 23, 2020

• Penn State: initial infection rate may be 80 times greater than originally reported
• What's your risk from COVID? Lower than we think, new Stanford/UCLA study suggests
• New Texas Tech model says COVID could persist for 2 years

June 22, 2020

• Rutgers exploring a potential link between tissue match genes and COVID
• Harvard: here's how long we'll struggle with COVID

June 19, 2020

• What's new in computing vs COVID: faster tests, natural medicine, sugar & more
• Studies report rapid loss of COVID antibodies
• COVID is changing. What's not clear is what it means.
• Environmental conditions found to affect stability of virus
• Antibody testing research receives NSF RAPID grant
• Study indicates risk higher in suburbs than densely-populated urban areas
• Tuskegee U receives first competitive grant from NSF under COVID Rapid Response Initiative
• New AI tool is a potential timesaver for COVID researchers
• U of L study in health care workers yields 'good news' on infection rate
• 911 calls for heart attack tripled in NYC during COVID; victims more likely to die

June 18, 2020

• Study ties blood type to COVID risk: O may help, A may hurt
• Canada a target for cyberattacks on COVID research
• U Kentucky: Alpacas could be secret weapon against COVID
• U Buffalo launches study to learn if asthma treatment can ease COVID
• VCU research shows masks can dramatically decrease deaths
• UMass Medical School studying ways to stop, treat, protect against COVID
• New research suggests a sugary coating primes the COVID to invade cells
• WHO sees 'green shoots of hope' in COVID pandemic

June 17, 2020

• No symptoms in 17% of nursing home patients, research finds
• Genomewide association study of severe COVID with respiratory failure
• Researchers make 'self-cleaning' face mask powered by mobile phone
• MU researchers look to 1918 pandemic for answers
• Ohio State: two clinical trials use low-dose radiation to treat COVID infections
• Harvard: Old Drugs and COVID-19
• A WSU epidemiologist on COVID's surprises
• Why do some infected with the COVID escape unharmed? Probably their genes.

June 16, 2020

• U Chicago study monitors COVID air spread in hospital room
• Hawaii researchers search for clues to mysteries of COVID
• Auburn University research to give voice to rural communities in pandemic
• Flushing the toilet may fling COVID aerosols all over
• Jacobs School investigators conducts study of inhaled steroid on patients
• Uninsured, underinsured more likely to have severe symptoms
• COVID-19 adds urgency to USF researchers' high-tech solution to nursing home care crisis

June 15, 2020

• U research finds lower humidity may reduce survivability on surfaces
• Oregon State U expands COVID study
• Study finds 1 in 5 people worldwide at risk of severe COVID
• People under 20 half as likely to catch COVID, study finds
• Saliva tests could replace painful nasal swabs, U Chicago researchers say
• HIV, TB increase death risk, but not by much
• Male baldness may increase severe COVID risk

June 13, 2020

• Spate of new research supports wearing masks to control COVID spread

June 12, 2020

• Emory's work spans the gamut from bench to bedside

June 11, 2020

• Gilead's remdesivir prevents lung damage in study on monkeys
• Protein biomarkers in patients' blood could predict disease severity and save lives

June 10, 2020

• Mice can't catch COVID, so a UA lab is making a new kind of mouse
• Exploring the links between COVID and vitamin D
• Harvard: Hospital traffic, search engine data in Wuhan indicate disease activity in Fall 2019
• UK study examines possible virus links to genes

June 9, 2020

• UMass Lowell team developing new rapid test
• WHO creates 'confusion' about asymptomatic spread. Here's what we know.
• U Calgary launches study to explore children's experiences with COVID and role in transmission
• U Nebraska researchers constructing model to predict COVID outbreaks using fever data
• If COVID rebounds, Cary could be first to know
• LSU researchers to track COVID in Baton Rouge wastewater
• Why are kidneys of so many NYC COVID patients failing? Renal damage 2x common
• CU Anschutz rolls out antibody test

June 8, 2020

• Rush to Publish Risks Undermining Research

June 7, 2020

• Could COVID be prevented before it starts? Researchers looking for a way.

June 4, 2020

• Europe pins hope on smarter contact tracing apps
• No one knows why patients' symptoms keep relapsing
• 13 promising projects from New Jersey labs
• Technology aims to provide cloud efficiency for databases during data-intensive pandemic
• Morgan State U awarded $150,000 grant to support COVID relief
• More than 1100 registered for Purdue Global contact tracing course

June 3, 2020

• Bolstering Africa's COVID detection efforts
• Why COVID hits men harder: sex hormones offer clues
• New research finds link between COVID and lower humidity
• Binghamton University researches the power of UVC light on COVID
• Researchers develop long-lasting disinfecting spray for surfaces
• Carleton researchers checking wastewater for signs of COVID
• UC Riverside Project Gets Seed Funding from U California

June 2, 2020

• COVID in wastewater can show the virus's spread, hotspots, U of Arizona researchers find
• Fitness trackers still can't diagnose COVID, but a new study shows potential
• Lessons learned in Nova Scotia, research underway to prepare for second wave
• U Delaware hosted drive-through testing on campus
• Michigan State faculty awarded grants for COVID research
• U Victoria chemist works to create at-home COVID test
• COVID research driven by G7 international supercomputer pact
• A start-up trying to slow down COVID
• U Portsmouth lecturer praised for fast tracking COVID research
• COVID could be seasonal illness with a higher risk in winter
• UK science and the fight against COVID
• UC-Italy study finds stroke a danger, even in otherwise healthy
• Vanderbilt researchers create virtual self-screening tool
• Blood vessel attack could trigger COVID's fatal 'second phase'
• How black Canadians are disproportionately impacted by COVID
• Gauging the effectiveness of big data in COVID fight
• Pulmonary complications common in surgery patients with COVID
• Duke University part of partnership for one-hour antibody test
• University of Hull supercomputer supporting global COVID research

June 1, 2020

• U Toronto epidemiologist leads study tracking immunity of 10,000 Canadians
• Extra choline may help pregnant women decrease negative effects of COVID on newborns
• UVA creates important new tool for developing treatments, vaccines
• University of Hull Supercomputer Supporting Global COVID Research
• NSF awards Indiana U $10M to build Jetstream 2 cloud computing
• In-home antibody test shows promise
• Carleton U announces 59 new research projects to help fight COVID
• Penn State: killing COVID with handheld UV light device may be feasible
• Vanderbilt U screening tool assesses COVID-19 risk
• Pangolins, bats? New COVID path to humans still unclear
• MIT: Lessons in Rapid Innovation From COVID

May 29, 2020

• Engineer? Cancer expert? Physicist? They're COVID researchers now
• Artificial intelligence offers a chance to optimize treatment in international partnership
• Stony Brook University plays key role in COVID research
• Federal grants help USF researchers develop technology to fight COVID
• Vanderbilt research probes why COVID seems to spare young children
• U Alabama funds kickstart research projects
• U Tennessee professor designs, donates face shield for healthcare workers

May 28, 2020

• Howard University researcher traces loss of smell and COVID
• UChicago partners on effort to pair public with researchers in fight against COVID
• Researchers applaud Spanish COVID-19 serological survey
• UNC's Ralph Baric has long been a leader in virus research. Now, the world is listening.
• COVID-19 results in 10 minutes? UMB studies rapid test

May 27, 2020

• Adenovirus Type-5 vectored COVID vaccine shows promise
• Race is on to create rapid COVID tests for the fall
• Canada to ramp up COVID testing and tracing, recommend digital app
• Inside San Francisco's plan to bring universal testing to entire city
• Clues to COVID in the brain uncovered in new study

May 26, 2020

• 4 studies capture trends of strokes in COVID patients
• ASU develops new saliva-based COVID test as alternative to nasal swabs
• COVID 'injures' placenta in infected pregnant women, study finds
• Connecting research with industry partnership opportunities to fight pandemic
• U Tennessee Research Foundation: Fighting COVID with supercomputing high-throughput screening
• USF engineer and biologist unite to fight COVID with corona discharge

May 25, 2020

• U South Florida researchers seek public participation in COVID survey
• Flushing out COVID: will sewage testing help track outbreaks?
• Rockfeller U: human immunology study results reveal universally effective antibodies
• 2018 Ebola outbreak in Congo provides public health lessons for COVID
• Cornell publishes COVID research by Rwandan experts

May 24, 2020

• Auburn biological sciences professor provides COVID research update
• Sewer surveillance: Oregon State U detection research will go to Congressional committee
• Study suggests COVID immunity could last just six months

May 23, 2020

• University of Portsmouth team looking to 'crack the genetic code' of COVID

May 22, 2020

• Video event, 9 am: The Role of Medical Innovation and Patents in Defeating the "Invisible Enemy"
• Weird and Wonderful Research: COVID Research Continues
• COVID-19: How many strains are there?
• COVID tests the value of AI in medicine
• Meet the Minnesota scientists trying to track COVID spread through sewage
• University of British Columbia designs biodegradable face masks
• North End tech firm helps with worldwide COVID research
• CDC says COVID not caught easily from surfaces, 40% of transmission occurs before people feel sick

May 21, 2020

• Alberta researchers part of rush to learn vitamin D's role in COVID prevention
• New study published in NEJM shows COVID causes blood vessel damage
• Emory makes major breakthrough in understanding COVID antibodies and testing for them
• COVID can complicate pregnancy if mom is obese
• UTSA engineering researchers develop a better way to vent

May 20, 2020

• Wash U part of global study looking for genetic clues to why COVID is worse for some
• This COVID-19 Detector Has Berkeley Lab Roots
• $5M grant from Oprah accelerates Rush U, Chicago's COVID prevention efforts
• Lancet: Critical illness common in NY COVID inpatients, says Columbia study
• Penn State's supercomputer takes on COVID - and its aftermath
• Rapid home-based COVID tests coming together in research labs
• Western Michigan U awards grants for COVID research
• Duke: How to address COVID in nursing homes
• Hallucinations, "COVID toes," and more: the emerging symptoms of COVID-19
• Airport dogs could sniff out COVID
• Babson Diagnostics, UT's Dell Medical School to Study Immune Response
• iThriv seeks to address COVID information gap in Virginia
• Berkeley using machine learning to estimate COVID's seasonal cycle

May 19, 2020

• Patients with COVID-19 may develop thyroid infection
• Indiana U research shows electroceutical fabric eradicates COVID on contact

May 18, 2020

• Local climate unlikely to drive the early COVID-19 pandemic
• Washington U leads global treatment study for health care workers

May 15, 2020

• Trudeau announces $450 million for research institutes
• Due May 15: Submit your COVID-19 innovations

May 14, 2020

• Emory and GA Tech create COVID barrier protection devices

May 13, 2020

• UCSF study suggest smokers (and ex-smokers) have more severe, fatal cases of COVID
• Emory and Georgia Tech create barrier protection devices for use during COVID
• Innovative technologies to address COVID funded by UC's CITRIS
• 11 times more Hoosiers infected than testing suggests, study finds
• UAB treats patients with antibodies from those who have recovered
• Doctors express glimmer of hope as they try new approaches
• Where's the data? No time to sit on trial results
• Purdue nanomaterial significantly enhances potential therapeutic
• U Maryland-Baltimore Grants Pumas-AI Exclusive License for Cutting-Edge Clinical Decision Support System
• Upstate Medical U seeks healthy people exposed to COVID to participate in national study
• World Health Assembly draft resolution boosts access to COVID medicines
• Scientists are drowning in COVID papers. Can new tools keep them afloat?
• IU, ISDH release preliminary findings about impact in Indiana

May 12, 2020

• Howard University Researchers Respond to COVID

May 11, 2020

• Is it really all in your DNA? The role genes might play in how your body reacts to the coronavirus
• UK Researchers Will Lead Study of COVID-19 Immunity
• "Critical need" to understand impact of COVID-19 in livestock, says paper
• Carolina and NC State biomedical engineers team to speed development of emergency ventilator
• This enzyme in men may make them more vulnerable to COVID-19: study
• COVID-19 mutations not cause for concern as viruses change often, experts say

May 9, 2020

• Latest research shows different scenarios for multiple waves of COVID-19 cases

May 8, 2020

• U of Michigan scientists seek participants for COVID-19 research
• When did COVID-19 get to MN? U of Minnesota research hopes to find out
• Forbes: How Policymakers Can Win the COVID War

May 7, 2020

• Northwestern U: Vitamin D deficiency appears to play role in COVID-19 mortality rates

May 5, 2020

• Northeastern Professor Partners with Audax Medical Inc. to Combat COVID-19

May 4, 2020

• A new wearable device aims to detect COVID symptoms
• UPenn COVID researcher on life inside a biosafety level 3 lab
• UChicago Supports Research with Non-Exclusive, Royalty-Free License
• Researchers find antibody that blocks COVID infection
• DARPA has 'game changer' COVID test awaiting emergency approval
• Effect of non-pharmaceutical interventions to contain COVID-19 in China
• Exercising Bayh-Dole march-in rights would handicap COVID-19 innovation
• Collaborations that save lives

May 3, 2020

• Millions would go to North Carolina universities for COVID research and vaccine
• Roche COVID antibody test wins FDA approval for emergency use

May 2, 2020

• U Minnesota researchers say pandemic could last up to two years
• Universities across Georgia research ways to prevent, treat COVID-19

May 1, 2020

• WSJ editorial: Drug Innovation to the Rescue
• US allows use of 1st drug shown to help virus recovery

April 30, 2020

• Oxford University is partnering with a vaccine manufacturer, trial results expected in six months
• Emory part of national program to fast-track COVID-19 tests
• Emory launches study on COVID immune responses
• Stand Up to the Anti-Patent COVID-19 Narrative

April 29, 2020

• NIH announces $1.5 billion, 'Shark Tank'-like initiative to accelerate COVID-19 testing

April 28, 2020

• How Apple and Google came together to help health officials trace COVID
• British contract tracing app could be rolled out in 2-3 weeks
• Why a COVID-19 vaccine could take longer than 12-18 months
• Healthcare Apps Provide High-Quality, Patient-Centric Care During COVID

April 27, 2020

• COVID Lingers in Air of Crowded Spaces, New Study Finds
• CDC Adds 6 Symptoms to its COVID-19 List
• We still don't know how the coronavirus is killing us
• Mathmaticians unite faculty, students, countries to fight COVID
• ZeptoMetrix leverages U Buffalo facilities to develop quality control products for COVID testing

April 26, 2020

• Some scientists using sewage to measure prevalence of COVID in communities

April 25, 2020

• Rush University Medical Center Research Project Tests for Antibodies
• USC gets $4 million from Keck Foundation for COVID research
• How ferrets are helping researchers battle COVID-19
• WHO Warns You May Catch COVID More Than Once

April 24, 2020

• Researchers respond to urgent call for COVID testing
• U Toronto researcher aims to improve accuracy of contact tracing with MyTrace app
• Open science takes on the COVID pandemic
• Canada's race to find a COVID-19 vaccine
• Rowan U engineer adapts scuba gear for medical use
• Rowan U shares designs, instructions for 3D-printed face mask

April 23, 2020

• Indiana State DOH, IU partner on COVID study
• MI Medicine researchers invent device to support patients on single ventilators
• What immunity to COVID-19 might actually mean
• Reporting tool aims to balance hospitals' COVID-19 load
• USF-patented air purifier receives FDA 510(k) class II medical device clearance

April 22, 2020

• UofL breakthrough tech shows promise fighting COVID
• MIT: Researchers ID cells likely targeted by virus
• Rowan University students using 3D printers to make face masks for first responders
• Stony Brook Medicine Applies Research Expertise to COVID Challenge

April 21, 2020

• North Carolina State University, Army collaborate on face masks for soldiers
• University of Idaho scientists working to develop COVID-19 cure
• 5 ways that colleges and universities are pitching in to deal with COVID pandemic
• JHU Researchers meet 'the urgency of this moment'
• Rochester researchers pursue quick ways to detect and better understand it

April 20, 2020

• CO Researchers Test COVID PPE to Help Frontline Workers
• Rice University awards first COVID-19 research grants
• Upstate Medical University students mine scientific literature for latest on COVID-19

April 18, 2020

• Seton Hall Begins 3D Printing Face Masks
• Eastern Michigan U students, professors begin making masks, face shields for health care workers
• Hologic's Molecular Test for COVID Receives FDA Emergency Use Authorization

April 17, 2020

• Princeton endorses guidelines aimed at rapid transfer of COVID solutions to the public

April 16, 2020

• NMDID Aids in COVID Research
• Scripps Research expands int'l effort to rapidly repurpose drugs against COVID-19
• New guide curates COVID-19 related resources for researchers
• Michigan Tech opens COVID-19 Testing Lab
• MLB employees assist with COVID antibody study

April 15, 2020

• USF researchers launch new tracking survey, need community's help
• Three Princeton professors awarded NSF grants to study COVID
• UH Manoa faculty develop training for nurses
• Bold therapeutics initiates partnership with UOttawa investigating BOLD-100
• U Delaware: Making A Difference

April 14, 2020

• University of Iowa Health Care gets $2 million donation for COVID-19
• First 'significant' COVID mutation discovered in preliminary study
• COVID-19 prompts Stanford engineers to rethink the humble face mask
• UArizona partners with state to provide COVID antibody tests
• Meet the Stanford researchers mobilizing to understand, fight COVID-19
• UW-Madison launches COVID research webinar series
• How universities are developing COVID-19 solutions in real time
• SRTI, Stanford Health Launch mHealth Consortium for COVID-19 Research
• Rowan Graduate serves on federal COVID task force
• NIU faculty ramp up COVID research
• What doctors on the front lines wish they'd known a month ago

April 13, 2020

• Rockefeller University COVID-19 research receives additional $3M from Stavros Niarchos Foundation
• SUNY Potsdam Community Assists COVID Fight
• From Self-Sanitizing Face Masks to Emergency Ventilators, Here's What Illinois Universities are Doing to Combat COVID
• Understanding COVID-19 with genetic sequencing at Yale
• Over 370,000 have survived COVID. Here's what we know about recovery.
• UConn: How Mapping COVID-19 Could Help Drug Companies
• COVID antibodies do NOT guarantee immunity, doctors warn
• Stem cells from baby's placenta may save life of COVID patient in NJ

April 12, 2020

• Researchers at The Ohio State University create solutions to help expand COVID-19 testing
• Scientist Kizzmekia Corbett leads the way on vaccine trials with dedication and humor

April 10, 2020

• Penn doctor uses his near-death experiences to research why COVID-19 patients crash
• Princeton awards over half-a-million dollars in funding for rapid, novel and actionable COVID-19 research projects
• Vanderbilt research shows COVID hospitalization peak could hit mid-June
• Colorado U scientists developing test that knows you're sick before you do

April 9, 2020

• Model suggests how airborne COVID particles spreads in grocery store aisles
• Brandeis researchers tackle COVID-19
• Doctors Are Improvising COVID Treatments, Then Quickly Sharing Them
• Reinfection fears grow as cured patients test positive with possibly 'reactivated' virus

April 8, 2020

• Oxford research into location-tracking apps could stop spread
• UCF lands national grant for safety gear research
• National Academy of Sciences: warm weather unlikely to diminish COVID
• Virus May Spread Twice as Fast as Earlier Thought: Study
• CO Universities pivot to help hospitals fight COVID
• Survey: Lost your sense of smell from COVID?
• Some doctors moving away from ventilator use to treat COVID, due to unusually high death rate

April 7, 2020

• U. Michigan: SARS-CoV-2 Whole Genome Sequencing
• National COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma Project
• 'Fast grants' of up to $500,000, with decision made under 48 hours
• Rowan University engineers make intubation boxes for area hospitals

April 6, 2020

• From concept to distribution in two weeks: UNMC shield protects from COVID during intubation
• U. Michigan: Rapid COVID-19 Detection at Global Scale
• U. Michigan: Respirator Mask/Mask Materials Efficacy Testing
• JAMA: A Clinical Update
• How did Coronavirus break out?
• Researchers fast-track tests of Ebola drug
• U Dayton Research Institute scientist tech detects virus in seconds

April 5, 2020

• Princeton seeks research proposals related to COVID-19

April 3, 2020

• Lincoln Lab's COVID-19 efforts extend to North Macedonia
• Eagles owner donates $1M to Penn Medicine for COVID-19 research
• U.Mich: ​Oral, nasal aerosols emissions during post-cardiac arrest cardiopulmonary resuscitation and electroconversion

April 2, 2020

• Technology developed at Harvard provides early boost to Mass. COVID testing
• Lincoln Labs: Emergency-coordination system supports COVID-19 response
• UW–Madison, FluGen, Bharat Biotech to develop CoroFlu, a coronavirus vaccine
• More COVID-19 symptoms come to light; research finds some unaware they're infected
• Global coalition to accelerate COVID-19 clinical research in resource-limited settings
• NIDA Director outlines risks to people who smoke, use drugs during COVID-19 pandemic

April 1, 2020

• US Army's Virus Research Lab Gears up to Fight COVID-19
• Reynolds American's biopharma company research tobacco's role in COVID-19 vaccine
• Butler adds computer power to COVID-19 research
• Recovered adults asked to donate plasma to help find cure
• U of Utah researchers studying role of mucus in COVID-19 spread
• Battelle develops diagnostic test for COVID-19 with OSU
• Penn State engineer developing device to test for COVID-19
• Dolly Parton donates $1M to Vanderbilt UMC COVID-19 research

March 31, 2020

• Hydroxychloroquine: What U Wash. Experts Want You to Know
• On the Front Lines: GSU Scientists Join Race Against COVID-19
• Purdue researchers leap to discover more about COVID
• BIDMC physician-scientists spearhead effort to address nationwide testing swab shortage

March 30, 2020

• NEJM: Developing COVID-19 Vaccines at Pandemic Speed
• Contribute to COVID Research from Home

March 29, 2020

• How Top Scientists are Racing to Beat COVID
• LANL, Delaware researchers win NSF grant to study COVID-19 structure
• NIH biocontainment lab enlists tobacco to grow COVID-19 compounds
• MIT Lincoln Labs first recipient of Gingko Bioworks COVID support

March 28, 2020

• UA researchers working on tests to detect COVID-19 in asymptomatic people

March 27, 2020

• UTC turns research building into HQ for COVID-19 research
• CO doctor family hope blood clot research will help near-death COVID-19 patients
• Hopkins to research blood plasma therapy against COVID-19
• Race to find COVID-19 treatments accelerates
• Argonne National Laboratory's researchers and facility play a key role COVID fight
• UH Manoa collaboration produces critical face masks

March 26, 2020

• Survey Shows COVID19 Expected to Slow Down Global Drug Development
• New Studies Investigate How COVID-19 May Impact Breast Milk and Pregnancy
• FDA Spokesperson Gives Insight on Oncologic Drug Evaluation and Product Supply During COVID-19
• How Monoclonal Antibodies Might Prove Useful Against the Coronavirus
• Innoplexus Announces Major Findings in Potential Combination Therapies for COVID-19
• Resuable respirators a potential alternative to protect health care workers from COVID-19
• Congress pumps up NSF program to fast-track COVID-19 research
• Stop, collaborate and listen: Crowdsourcing to fight COVID-19
• What will it take to develop a vaccine for COVID-19?
• MIT-based team works on rapid deployment of open-source, low-cost ventilator
• Repurposed drug tPA may reduce COVID-19 deaths
• BYU: Repurposing FDA-Approved TRL6 to Treat, Prevent Coronavirus
• How LSU researchers, hospital leaders created a new coronavirus test lab in a week
• MIT affiliated companies take on COVID-19
• Army-funded IU research could help contain spread of viruses like COVID-19

March 25, 2020

• Pfizer pauses new studies due to coronavirus pandemic
• Oxford U publishes COVID-19 policy intervention tracker
• Rutgers creates COVID-19 Center to fight pandemic
• Researchers in Pittsburgh, Paris, and Vienna win grant for COVID-19 vaccine
• Research on ice across Europe, as all resources focused on COVID-19

March 24, 2020

• FDA now allows treatment of life-threatening COVID-19 cases using blood from recovered patients
• Penn Establishes Center to Accelerate Coronavirus Research

March 23, 2020

• As many labs go quiet, research to find a coronavirus therapy ramps up
• Covert coronavirus infections could be seeding new outbreaks
• People with mild or no symptoms could be spreading COVID-19
• Non-profit launches daily COVID-19 treatment and vaccine tracker
• Companies urged to make idle servers available for COVID-19 research
• Loss of sense of smell might be COVID-19 symptom
• University research key to COVID-19 breakthroughs, serving public good
• MIT joins White House supercomputing effort to speed search for COVID-19 solutions
• Emory's DRIVE, Ridgeback partnering for drug vs. coronavirus
• Researchers study drug to reduce COVID-19 complications
• Get a peek inside the search for COVID-19 drugs
• Universities' rapid research response to COVID-19 crisis
• £4.9 million funding for Edinburgh University COVID-19 research
• Purdue Research Foundation experts advise on economic management, recovery
• ACE inhibitors, angiotensin receptor blockers may increase risk of severe COVID-19
• Heat Biologics and U Miami Developing Proprietary COVID-19 Collaborative Research Agreement
• Inside Oxford lab developing 30 minute coronavirus test
• Three universities combine to help understand how COVID-19 affects people
• Campaign supports U Hawaii students, COVID-19 research

March 22, 2020

• Broad Institute Researchers Design COVID-19 Tests That Could Cost 'Around Ten Dollars'
• Crowdsourced virutal supercomputer revs up virus research
• At least 20 COVID-19 Vaccines are in Development, says WHO
• IBM Launches COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium to Aid Researchers

March 21, 2020

• COVID-19: 5 reasons to be cautiously hopeful
• Alabama research offers hope in the fight against coronavirus
• FDA authorizes first rapid, 'point of care' Coronavirus test
• COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker

March 20, 2020

• Innovative Genomics Institute's COVID-19 Response and How to Help
• xTechSearch pitches may have COVID-19 applications
• COVID-19: 'Digestive symptoms are common'
• University of Virginia researchers develop school's own COVID-19 test
• NVIDIA offers free genome software to COVID-19 researchers
• New Study Indicates COVID-19 Deaths May Be Lower Than Previously Estimated
• COVID-19: Why understanding the impact on children is crucial
• SF startup begins offering home test for COVID-19
• As local hospitals ban visitors due to COVID-19, local startup helps doctors communicate with family
• Emory helps build free online tool to assess COVID-19 risk
• COVID-19 Pandemic: Nationwide Call for Scientist Volunteers
• Open to public: Stanford virtual conference on COVID-19 and artificial intelligence
• Open source COVID 19 Medical Supplies
• Protective Hygienic Shield for Ophthalmologic Exams

March 19, 2020

• Donors Rally to Support UCSF Doctors and Scientists Working to Conquer COVID-19
• Using Artifical Intelligence in Infection Prevention
• How WRAIR, Argonne labs use x-ray crystallography to study COVID-19
• Official outlines how DOE can help with COVID-19 efforts, calls for suggestions
• NIH, CDC and partners find virus stable on surfaces for hours or day
• Will COVID-19 die down in the summer? New tests could help answer that.
• Indonesian government intiates research to produce COVID-19 vaccine, VP says
• COVID-19 disruptions could last for months
• Economic Impact of COVID Pandemic

March 18, 2020

• Study: 17.9% of People with COVID-19 had no Symptoms
• A Quick Mobilization on COVID-19 Research at Duke
• US studies offer clues to COVID-19 swift spread, severity
• Israeli Research Center to Announce it Developed Coronavirus Vaccine, Sources Say
• Modeling study suggests 18 months of COVID-19 social distancing, much distruption
• Big names in luxury fashion donating to fight against COVID-19 pandemic
• Study: Coronavirus pandemic sparked by nature, not bioengineering
• Hologic's Molecular Test for COVID Receives FDA Emergency Use Authorization

March 17, 2020

• UC San Diego Researchers Working on Fast Test for COVID-19
• UMass Amherst: Median Incubation Period for COVID-19
• New Study of COVID-19 patient's immune response could inform future treatment
• Study estimates rate of 'silent transmission'
• Can hospitals around the nation keep up?
• Data Firms Offer Free Access for COVID-19 Research
• New coronavirus stable for hours on surfaces
• Germicidal UVC Light Protects People from COVID
• Sight Diagnostics' Olo Deployed in Israeli Hospital to Help Support Quarantine

March 16, 2020

• Melatonin? Stem cells? Researchers step up with unconventional approaches to COVID-19
• From virus-slaying air purifiers to delivery robots, university inventions fight COVID-9
• Harvard Public Health and Thrive Global to launch Health and Wellness for All Program
• Startups developing tech to combat COVID-19 urged to apply for fast-track EU funding

March 13, 2020

• Data Sharing and Open Source Software Help Combat COVID-19
• Roundup: How can scientists help fight COVID-19?
• Sengenics offers COVID-19 antigens for vaccine development

March 12, 2020

• IHV Researchers Use Climate to Predict Spread of COVID-19
• A report of clinical diagnosis and treatment of nine cases of coronavirus disease 2019
• Study: COVID-19 may spread in several different ways
• San Diego biotech company developing coronavirus, COVID-19 vaccine
• Free COVID sequencing kits for researchers offered by U-M startup
• Research team has isolated the COVID-19 virus

March 11, 2020

• Emory experts available to discuss COVID

March 10, 2020

• High Temperature and High Humidity Reduce the Transmission of COVID-19
• Fighting coronavirus across the Triangle: How universities, private sector are taking action

March 9, 2020

• Study highlights ease of spread of COVID-19 viruses

March 4, 2020

• Epivax Accelerats COVID-19 Vaccine Development with UGA's Center for Vaccines and Immunology
• Study reveals sharp increase in COVID-19 in kids in Shenzhen

March 2, 2020

• Dynavax Announces Collaboration with the University of Queensland and the CEPI Focused on COVID-19 Vaccine

February 24, 2020

• Study of 72,000 COVID-19 patients finds 2.3% death rate

February 19, 2020

• Tulane University launches new COVID research program to develop vaccine, advanced diagnostics

February 18, 2020

• First Ebola, Now Coronavirus. Why an Omaha Hospital Gets the Toughest Cases