Science, Research, Technology, and Society
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https://doi.org/10.22034/advjscieng21022069Keywords:
COVID-19, NBIC, Soft skills, Mental disorderAbstract
Serious impacts of new COVID-19 pandemic from distribution of a novel coronavirus on all sides of human life showed indeed the lost connection among science, research, technology, and society, to save human life in the earliest. After a short time of virus distribution, the only way was “lock down” preventing further harmful impacts of COVID-19. Therefore, it was a serious warning for those people related to science, research, and technology field to make concentrations on how to working with each other for producing saving tools for society in such deathful pandemic situations.
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