Coronavirus: Inside Scotland’s testing superlab- Dr Jodie Hay Interview

Dr. Judy, a volunteer at a testing center, introduces herself and discusses her background in leukemia research at the University of Glasgow. She explains how her skills are transferable to the testing center, where she works on gene expression to diagnose patients. Dr. Judy also describes her day job, which involves similar techniques, and shares her hopes for helping people return to the front line and developing an exit strategy.

What is Dr. Judy's primary area of research at the University of Glasgow?

• Neurological disorders

• Gene expression in leukemia

• Cardiovascular diseases

• Viral infections

What is Dr. Judy's role at the testing center?

• A technician

• A full-time researcher

• A volunteer

• A patient

How does Dr. Judy's day job relate to her volunteer work at the testing center?

• She only works with animals in her day job.

• She uses different techniques in both roles.

• She applies similar techniques and instruments in both roles.

• Her day job is unrelated to her volunteer work.

What is one of Dr. Judy's main goals in her volunteer work?

• To develop new testing methods

• To get people back to the front line and hospitals

• To conduct independent research

• To train new volunteers

What does Dr. Judy hope to achieve by scaling up the testing process?

• To increase the number of volunteers

• To quickly develop an exit strategy

• To reduce the number of tests

• To focus on a different research area