1) which can process 282 samples at a time. Module 3 is an automated liquid-handling platform (we use a Tecan Freedom Ev0150 see Fig.
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Any samples that have leaked are transported to a class II microbiological safety cabinet for safe manual processing. 9) and are transported to module 2, which is a processing laboratory in a separate room where samples are unbagged and placed on racks compatible with the automated liquid-handling equipment of choice (in our case, the Tecan Freedom Evo150). The samples are now considered sufficiently low of infectious hazard to perform diagnostic testing within containment level 2 (ref. This heat inactivation step is quality controlled using a thermometer in a sample tube inside the oven to ensure the correct temperature is reached. Samples are left for 90 minutes to allow the viral transport medium (VTM) to reach the validated range of 56 ☌ for 30 minutes, which is shown to result in a 5-log reduction in cultivable virus particles 8. The bags are collated in sets of 94 in a plastic tray and placed in an oven (Memmert UN110) set to a temperature of 56 ☌.
The tube and bag are already barcoded using labels assigned at the testing centre or in the home test kit. Samples are received in module 1 as swabs in a screw-capped viral transport medium tube which is sealed in a MedDX FS95 safety bag. These facilities were developed to provide the processing capacity of up to 100,000 tests in 24 hours by the end of April, with all tests belonging to the so-called ‘Pillar 2’ programme of testing individuals with symptomatic COVID-19 in the community 3. This radical plan moved SARS-CoV-2 diagnostics out of the national clinical laboratory and Public Health England infrastructure, and into a network of massive-throughput laboratories dedicated to COVID-19 testing, named ‘lighthouse laboratories’. On 11 March 2020, the Health Secretary announced plans for the scaling of COVID-19 testing, and on 27 March 2020 it was announced at the daily national coronavirus briefing 2 that a new alliance of private sector and academic collaborative laboratories were being created to generate the extra testing capacity required. 1) led to an enormous surge in COVID-19 cases, with ensuing hospitalisations and deaths from April through to the end of July. Our solution we think it can be generalized for every school stage as well as the subjects.The incursion of SARS-CoV-2 into the United Kingdom in February and March 2020 (ref. We did our research and we didn't find any similar idea all over the world, we think it is the first of it is type. Learning in the normal method is boring, isn't it time to travel in time and to learn science from the people who created it? They won't face problems while recalling information, because by using VTM the students won't just understand the information but they will live it too. Students, parents, educators Solution impact Our main goal is to switch from passive to active learning, that they can live the material they study, ti use all their sensations, not just listening.
Our solution is making education more entertaining, by the VTM, by connecting them with their studies using the virtual reality by the travelling in time though VTM.