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Do you ever wonder how scientists predict disease and the solutions to stopping unwanted infections? A lot of it is because scientists like Nicola work on mathematical models to probe the complex lifestyles of bacteria populations! Tune in to this episode to learn more about how her work helps in understanding COVID-19 and how we can make new medicines to combat other disease!
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