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Education and outreach

The danger of scientific meetings going online only

02 Jul 2020
Taken from the July 2020 issue of Physics World.

Harry Collins, Bill Barnes and Riccardo Sapienza warn against a wholesale shift to virtual workshops and conferences following the COVID-19 pandemic

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Social impact Fewer chances to build relationships face-to-face could pose a danger to future generations of scientists. (Courtesy: iStock/Cecilie_Arcurs)
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the cancellation of countless conferences and workshops across the

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Harry Collins is a science sociologist at the University of Cardiff, Bill Barnes is a physicist at Exeter University and Riccardo Sapienza is a physicist at Imperial College London, e-mail w.l.barnes@exeter.ac.uk
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