There are lot of things for reading, thinking and doing research regarding COVID-19 and its effects during lock down. For examples, you can ask, (1) Why Europeans, especially West Europeans are more prone to succumb to COVID-19 infections? Why males are more susceptible to COVID-19 infections? What makes SARS CoV-2 a super-spreader. How many vaccines have undergone clinical trials gor COVID-19.
Dear Wazir Ali ,
Actually it may depends on your area of research interest. I can suggest to explore the possible geopolitical consequences of COVID-19.
Best regards,
Dr. Vardan Atoyan
There are a lot many depending on area of interest and availability of resources and materials e. g.
Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on global economy
Impact of COVID-19 on economy of any country can be taken
Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on politics globally or any country etc
As suggested, it depends on the field you want to carry out the research.
1. You can study the effect of the pandemic on the financial market looking at it economic impact on business.
2. You can look at it effect in education: e-learning, social media education etc.
3. For public health workers you can look at the efficacy of drugs used to increase survival.
4. For mathematical modelling you can simulate the spread of COVID-19 in certain population using realistic assumptions that fit into their context.
5. You can look at community contribution in terms of solidarity, philanthropic and volunteering moves.
https://www.aje.com/arc/how-to-work-on-your-research-at-home-during-the-coronavirus-outbreak/
Effect on global economy as mentioned above is a good one. Also how will basic social interactions be modified once social restrictions are lifted. Many of the other areas, such as new testing, therapeutics, vaccines are covered by billions of dollars of support and not for the little guy.
It seems to me that there are three important issues, the economic impact, the possibility of coinfections and the super-spreader transmission. Regarding the topic of coinfections, I share our manuscript.
Preprint Are we now observing an increasing number of coinfections be...
Everything related to COVID19 can be interesting, all disciplines are included in the associated research
Here you can read an article dealing with consequences of COVID 19 in public spaces and train stations more particularly. Paper is in French but with Deepl.com I guess you can translate it quite well. Or tell me I can translate it by myself !
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/343880861_Quand_la_COVID_19_entre_en_gare_-_Distance_sociale_rapports_sociaux_et_spatialites_dans_l'espace_public_pandemique
Fascinated to see how COVID-19 driven neurological and systemic syndromes (eg, encephalopathy, ARDS, multi-organ failure) contribute to residual cognitive effects; and in turn, will there be cohorts of folks whom age with greater risk for development of neurodegenerative disease due to initial COVID-19 complications (similar to risk induced by TBI)?