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Please do not hesitate to send your ideas for new research directions, stakeholder engagement and initiatives around coronavirus and the current global health crisis. »Send your ideas Frontiers collaborations World Economic Forum COVID Action Platform Broad coalition of public, private, and civil society sectors worldwide, working to protect lives and livelihoods Wellcome Trust Statement Commitment from researchers, journals and funders on sharing research data and findings relevant to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak International Union of Immunological Societies Umbrella organization for many of the regional and national societies of immunology throughout the world Research Topics COVID-19 & SOCIETY Impact on ethnic & racial minorities From over-representation in infection, prognosis and mortality rates, to the disproportionate impact of social distancing on mental health and wellbeing, how and why has the COVID-19 pandemic affected minority groups? Participate now COVID-19 & SOCIETY Death, mourning and COVID-19 How can we learn to grieve effectively as we mourn our loved ones and ways of life lost to COVID-19? Hear more from editor Lydia Gimenez-Llort, and submit your research on mourning during the pandemic. »Participate now COVID-19 TREATMENT Repurposing drugs to fight COVID-19 Many existing approved drugs are being rapidly trialled by researchers as potential viable treatments for COVID-19 symptoms. Share your work on the roles and regulatory challenges of repurposed drugs. »Participate now COVID-19 & SOCIETY Impacts on education leadership Education systems have faced huge challenges during the pandemic, as they navigate regularly changing information, resources and policies. What lessons have we learned from their leaders and leadership? »Participate now See all article collections Coronavirus Research & Funding Resources FOR RESEARCHERS Open funding calls Browse our curated list of open funding calls and other support for researchers, non-profit organizations and commercial organizations, specifically for COVID-19 and coronavirus-related research. Find a funder FOR FUNDERS Expert grant reviewers Use our AI-powered tool to identify experts for fast track peer-reviewing of COVID-19 research proposals, based on the same technology as the Frontiers Open Science platform. Learn more FOR RESEARCHERS Public health data Access aggregated and non-aggregated data sets on COVID-19 symptoms and spread, available publicly or on request to eligible researchers and health authorities. See data sets Expert Commentary COVID-19 & SOCIETY Managing surgical patients during COVID-19 6 August 2020 | Performing surgery during a global pandemic requires a very different approach to patient management: we need to learn quickly to prepare hospitals and patients for a second wave, explains general and liver transplant surgeon Francesco Giovinazzo of the Fondazione Policlinico Universitario A Gemelli IRCCS in Rome, and Specialty Chief Editor of Frontiers in Oncology. Watch video COVID-19 & SOCIETY COVID-19: How have we coped? 8 July 2020 | What lessons have we learned about coping in a global pandemic? Prof Elliot Berry , of the Hebrew University Hadassah Medical School, on coping strategies developed during the pandemic - many of which may be here to stay. COVID-19 DIAGNOSIS CoughVid: A digital diagnosis tool 17 June 2020 | Can COVID-19 be diagnosed by artificial intelligence? Prof David Atienza Alonso on leveraging signal processing, pervasive computing and machine learning to enable at-home digital screening for COVID-19. COVID-19 EPIDEMIOLOGY Citizen science reveals symptoms 2 June 2020 | How data shared by 3 million participants through the COVID-19 Symptom Study has highlighted new symptoms including loss of taste and smell, with Dr Claire J Steves from King’s College London. See all commentaries IUIS Webinars COVID-19 PATHOGENESIS Longitudinal immune profiling 31 July 2020 | Elizabeth Mann and Madhvi Menon will discuss findings from their recent longitudinal immune profiling study, including key immune signatures that track with disease severity and can potentially be used to identify patients upon admission that are destined for intensive care, during a webinar on 31 July 2020 at 16:00 CEST . Register now COVID-19 IMMUNOLOGY Evaluating anti-SARS-CoV-2 immunity 20 July 2020 | Using Ramos B cells where the B cell antigen receptor is replaced by the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2, Michael Reth and his team are investigating spike-specific antibody responses and monoclonal antibodies by flow cytometry. COVID-19 IMMUNOLOGY Early warning for severe cases 13 July 2020 | Prof Adrian Hayday, Professor of Immunobiology at King’s College London, describes new research on the immune response revealing possible early warning signs for severe COVID-19 symptoms. »Watch a summary COVID-19 EPIDEMIOLOGY COVID-19 in South Africa 24 June 2020 | Prof Salim Abdool Karim, Director of the Centre for the AIDS Program of Research in South Africa, outlines the challenges facing the country as it emerges from an unsustainable lockdown. »Watch a summary Top COVID-19 Research RESEARCH TOPIC Nanotechnology and Nanoscience to manage SARS-CoV-2 Variants of Concern The impact of COVID-19, the infectious disease caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), is ongoing. In the wake of the Delta and Omicron variants – at the time of writing, April 2022, the most impactful and fastest spreading Variants of Concern (VOCs) - it is increasingly apparent that the scientific community must continue striving to mitigate the many clinical and public health management challenges arising from the pandemic. »Read more VACCINE DEVELOPMENT The 2021 R&D landscape for COVID-19 vaccines 02 August 2021 | COVID-19 has changed the landscape of vaccine development: what progress has been done in vaccine delivery? Share your work on COVID-19-related vaccine delivery, mode of action, adjuvants, administration routes, safety, pharmacokinetics and -dynamics, and the technology of COVID-19 vaccines to this new Research Topic at Frontiers. »Read more MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Computational approaches to innovate treatment and diagnosis of infectious diseases 16 October 2020 | This article collection explores computational approaches applied to the study of infectious diseases, including COVID-19. These methods are creating a new research field that takes advantage of the great progress from molecular and structural biology, immunology, bioinformatics and related areas to foster the understanding of infectious diseases and drive innovation in treatment and diagnosis. »Participate now COVID-19 WOMEN’S HEALTH Depression and anxiety rise among new moms amidst the COVID-19 pandemic 30 June 2020 | Pregnant and postpartum women are already at a high risk of depression and anxiety. The coronavirus...