TuesdayNewsdayVol. 6 - Issue 28 - April 07, 2020 |  |
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 One of the biggest challenges in the United States has been the limited capacity for diagnostic testing to determine who is infected with the virus. |
From developing diagnostic tests to conducting surveys of infection prevalence, researchers at UC Santa Cruz are finding ways to apply their expertise to help combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
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 | Take a moment to enjoy the rain with turkeys, the Porter squiggle, and more. |
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 | Writing in the San Francisco Chronicle, Professor Craig Haney shares what we can learn from prisoners who have been able to survive solitary confinement.
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 | Hundreds of donors have joined the crowd funding 'COVID-19 Slug Support Campaign' to help students facing financial and personal hardship. |
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 | In an effort to protect people from COVID-19, Kristian López Vargas helped lead the development of an app the Peruvian government has launched to improve "contact tracing." |
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 | Sociologist Jenny Reardon calls for a high level of vigilance, saying the pandemic has created a reconstitution of what will be counted as normal. |
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 | The recipients of this year’s UC Santa Cruz Distinguished Graduate Student Alumni awards are outstanding scholars and leaders in their fields. |
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