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The emergence of SARS-CoV2 and the spread of COVID-19 is a global emergency. In response, biomedical researchers across the world have mobilized to rapidly improve our understanding of the virus and the disease it causes.
The following is a list of repositories for scientists looking for coronavirus and COVID-19 information (compiled by Jessica Polka, Executive Director of ASAPbio and RBR member).
Repositories and curated collections of COVID-19 research:
- The COVID-19 Research Registry from the American Society for Microbiology
- The COVID-19 Portfolio from the National Institutes of Health
- COVID repository curated by the World Health Organization
- COVID repository curated by The Lens
- CORD-19 curated by The Allen Institute
Sites to find additional COVID preprints:
- bioRxiv & medRxiv
- In Review from Springer Nature
- Preprints.org
- OSF preprints
- Bulletin of the WHO
Also, you can check out the semiweekly updates from the UCSF Infectious Diseases Task Force and view a Grand Rounds from UCSF doctors focused specifically on COVID-19 posted on Mar. 20.
Information from the National Institutes of Health on COVID-19:
- FAQ: COVID-19 flexibilities for applicants and recipients, including information on donating lab resources and paying lab workers who are now working in public health facilities.
- FAQ: Proposal submission and award management related to COVID-19
- Guidance for NIH-funded clinical trials and human subjects studies affected by COVID-19
- General NIH information on COVID-19
Additional resources:
- Seminar on the biology of coronaviruses
- How some cities ‘flattened the curve’ during the 1918 flu pandemic (National Geographic)