Vol 12 NO. 2 (2022)

At a time when Universities closed their doors to research during the COVID-19 pandemic out of safety concerns, researchers endured and even thrived. While some faculty and graduate students used this closure time to write review papers, grants, or develop research plans for their specific fields of interest, many academic researchers turned towards computational modeling to solve COVID problems. Although we all knew that computational modelling can be done at home, not requiring access to University research labs, we did not realize how helpful computational modelling would be to find solutions for COVID-19.