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UW Researchers Work to Understand Novel Coronavirus

By Frederica Freyberg | Here & Now

February 15, 2020 • South Central Region

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Scientists at the university have been working to get ahead of the virus and recently received a sample from Wisconsin's first confirmed case last week. Tom Friedrich, a researcher with the UW School of Vet Science, talks about his lab’s approach to virus studies as related to the Coronavirus outbreak.

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