1) The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted scientists and research. 49% of scientists reported reduced research hours and many used the shutdown time for data analysis, writing manuscripts, or developing grant applications.
2) Science, Technology, and Society (STS) is an interdisciplinary area that explores how scientific information and technical processes are developed and used, and their impacts. It draws from various fields to examine the relationships between research, technology, and communities.
3) Science is used to discover cures for diseases like COVID-19. Technology is used to create and develop treatments, which benefit society. Working together, science, technology, and society can help find solutions to problems posed by the pandemic.
1) The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted scientists and research. 49% of scientists reported reduced research hours and many used the shutdown time for data analysis, writing manuscripts, or developing grant applications.
2) Science, Technology, and Society (STS) is an interdisciplinary area that explores how scientific information and technical processes are developed and used, and their impacts. It draws from various fields to examine the relationships between research, technology, and communities.
3) Science is used to discover cures for diseases like COVID-19. Technology is used to create and develop treatments, which benefit society. Working together, science, technology, and society can help find solutions to problems posed by the pandemic.
1) The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted scientists and research. 49% of scientists reported reduced research hours and many used the shutdown time for data analysis, writing manuscripts, or developing grant applications.
2) Science, Technology, and Society (STS) is an interdisciplinary area that explores how scientific information and technical processes are developed and used, and their impacts. It draws from various fields to examine the relationships between research, technology, and communities.
3) Science is used to discover cures for diseases like COVID-19. Technology is used to create and develop treatments, which benefit society. Working together, science, technology, and society can help find solutions to problems posed by the pandemic.
1) The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted scientists and research. 49% of scientists reported reduced research hours and many used the shutdown time for data analysis, writing manuscripts, or developing grant applications.
2) Science, Technology, and Society (STS) is an interdisciplinary area that explores how scientific information and technical processes are developed and used, and their impacts. It draws from various fields to examine the relationships between research, technology, and communities.
3) Science is used to discover cures for diseases like COVID-19. Technology is used to create and develop treatments, which benefit society. Working together, science, technology, and society can help find solutions to problems posed by the pandemic.
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John Lester D.
Barreto FINMGT-1202
The current COVID-19 pandemic already affected every one of us. However, based on our position as people and as members of society, the effects of the pandemic and its repercussions are felt differently. While some are attempting to transition to online jobs, homeschooling their kids, and ordering food via Foodpanda, some have no alternative but to be vulnerable to the virus while preserving the community's functioning. These are not the consequences of having this pandemic, but it also lessens the creation of new technologies. Many sciences, space and technology institutions, and government agencies worldwide have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to reduced productivity in several fields and programs. According to (Korbel & Stegle 2020), the lives of scientists were also affected by this pandemic which 49% of scientists reported that during the COVID-19 outbreak, their research hours were reduced. Many indicated that they use the shutdown times to devote more time to data analysis (43%), manuscript or thesis writing (45%), or developing grant applications (11 %). Science, Technology, and Society (STS) is an interdisciplinary area that explores the circumstances under which scientific information and technical processes are developed, transmitted, and used, and the impact of these practices on various people. STS draws on the history and philosophy of science and technology, sociology and anthropology, political sciences, cultural and literary studies, and form the field's research techniques. The intercollegiate curriculum integrates courses offered in several departments and is split into three major areas: science and Technology history, science and technology theory. It is divided into three major areas: the history of science and Technology, Science and Technology theory, and attitudes to Technology and science in social science. Courses explore the effect of research and Technology on society and community; the politics of socio-technical systems; science policy in national and foreign contexts; social and environmental threats vs. benefits of technological and scientific advancement; and, more precisely, cover issues such as pollution, political economy, the innovation laboratory culture, theories of technical and scientific advancement. Science, Technology, and Society play a significant role in mitigating the COVID- 19. Finding the cure for this issue is a great responsibility for the scientist. Science is used to discover the cure for the disease. Technology is used to create and develop the treatment. Society will benefit from the treatment. In general, when put together, the three aspects can make a possible outcome that will help find the solution to the problem. To take action or to put things into place, science and technology must be put together and be in unison so that it will create a good impact and result on the environment/society.
