Abstract
The disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic has now affected most aspects of life for an immense proportion of the world. From health to economics, jobs, moods, routines and communication, everything has been touched by a tiny 200 nanometer particle consisting of only a single piece of RNA and its envelope. Among these changes, science has acquired an unprecedented level of attention from outside its own community. Those who might have never even heard the words “genetic material”, became suddenly eager to learn about viruses, the immune system and vaccine development. Nevertheless, being in the loop does not come free of responsibility or criticism, and we now encounter the need to put this new found interaction between scientists and the general public into perspective.
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