Radio Corona: The chaos of covid-19 testing data in the US @technologyreview
Radio Corona: The chaos of covid-19 testing data in the US  @technologyreview
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this episode of Radio Corona, we explore why the US has no idea how to manage all the testing data it’s collecting. We will discuss the problem and how it might be fixed with reporter Neel Patel and one of his sources—Erich Huang, assistant dean of bioinformatics at Duke University. technologyreview.com/2020/05/12/1001642/radio-corona-may-14-the-chaos-of-covid-19-testing-data-in-the-us
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Radio Corona: The chaos of covid-19 testing data in the US

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