They Won't All Kill You: Living and Working with Pathogens

In 2020, the world got a wake-up call. A new pandemic was upon us, just as had been predicted for many years, and was long overdue. Yet, as it turned out, no one was really ready for it, and few had been concerned about pathogens in general. Now in the spring of 2020 as a retired professor, I realized that I wasn't going to Maui on vacation. In fact, no one was going anywhere, so why not document my academic life. This book provides a compelling story of my life as a teaching and research p...