<p>On Jan. 22, Mason President Gregory Washington spoke with Mason scientists <a href='https://science.gmu.edu/directory/lance-liotta'>Lance Liotta</a> and <a href='https://ibi.gmu.edu/faculty-directory/virginia-espina/'>Virginia Espina</a>, who head the university’s effort to push the boundaries of technologies that are keeping its three university campuses safe from COVID-19. That includes a rapid-result, saliva test and development of an antibody test that can track a body’s response to the virus and vaccine.</p>

On Jan. 22, Mason President Gregory Washington spoke with Mason scientists Lance Liotta and Virginia Espina, who head the university’s effort to push the boundaries of technologies that are keeping its three university campuses safe from COVID-19. That includes a rapid-result, saliva test and development of an antibody test that can track a body’s response to the virus and vaccine.

<p>On Jan. 22, Mason President Gregory Washington spoke with Mason scientists <a href="https://science.gmu.edu/directory/lance-liotta" rel="noopener noreferrer">Lance Liotta</a> and <a href="https://ibi.gmu.edu/faculty-directory/virginia-espina/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Virginia Espina</a>, who head the university’s effort to push the boundaries of technologies that are keeping its three university campuses safe from COVID-19. That includes a rapid-result, saliva test and development of an antibody test that can track a body’s response to the virus and vaccine.</p>

Creating a safer return to campus

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