It's a mystery for me why this channel has so little subs/views. You have been producing excellent quality videos since so many years. From your first spectrometer video to this, every one of them have been a delight to watch.
I only found your channel a month ago and I can't believe how have I been missing on it for so long. Your videos are so concise, clear and simple, and yet so thorough and deeply informative. I think you may be one of the best science communicators right now in this platform, I hope your channel grows as you deserve. By the way, I loved the changing background, an incredibly simple way of keeping a minimalistic way of conveying information and yet gives a certain dynamism to the piece. Thank you for your work!!
Thank you! And glad you noticed the background! Very quick turnaround for this one so no graphics and I wanted to do something. :) (Just don't tell anyone that I left my computer keying out the greenscreen overnight…only to replace half of it with a green background this morning!)
First this is an amazing and informative video! Details like explaining how the coronavirus works and not only adding pros but also cons made this a really good video about the coronavirus vaccine. In short its just remarkable!!! :D
Apparently not in this case! From what I read this is how the Oxford/AstraZeneca trial is being done, and I'm not 100% sure why Pfizer didn't do this (I guess it's potentially a hassle?) and they've not released their full protocol, so I guess we'll have to wait and see. :)
It's a mystery for me why this channel has so little subs/views. You have been producing excellent quality videos since so many years. From your first spectrometer video to this, every one of them have been a delight to watch.
Thanks Vinay! I'm hoping now I've got a bit more time to make videos I might be able to take it off the back burner and get a few more subs. :)
This is a brilliant summary, thanks Andrew!
Thanks Tom!
I only found your channel a month ago and I can't believe how have I been missing on it for so long. Your videos are so concise, clear and simple, and yet so thorough and deeply informative. I think you may be one of the best science communicators right now in this platform, I hope your channel grows as you deserve.
By the way, I loved the changing background, an incredibly simple way of keeping a minimalistic way of conveying information and yet gives a certain dynamism to the piece.
Thank you for your work!!
Thank you!
And glad you noticed the background! Very quick turnaround for this one so no graphics and I wanted to do something. :) (Just don't tell anyone that I left my computer keying out the greenscreen overnight…only to replace half of it with a green background this morning!)
I've only discovered you recently Andrew, but the videos I have watched have been fantastic. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you, glad you've been enjoying my videos!
First this is an amazing and informative video! Details like explaining how the coronavirus works and not only adding pros but also cons made this a really good video about the coronavirus vaccine. In short its just remarkable!!! :D
would love to see a part 2 on this topic considering how immunity was promised in the media and how immunity is working in real life
Interesting idea, I’ll add it to the (long!!) list :)
Thank you for the information!
Thank you, this was very informative!
clear concise explanation!! good work andrew!
Great explainer, thanks for sharing
Wow most underrated channel I have ever seen
Thanks for this Andrew.
My pleasure!
Your absolutely brilliant you deserve a million subscribers
Thanks, JC Denton!
Great video, very informative.
I'm hopeful, as I'm sure we all are, but I worry we may be blinded by it. Should we not be more sceptical?
Thanks!
I definitely think it's time for some cautious optimism. Virologists are excited, so I am too!
This guy deserves so many more subscribers.
Medlife crisis has exactly same video.
I am subscribed to both thess channel and am only watching them now back to back and it left like deja vu.
Haha yeah I was surprised how similar they are too!
This is brilliant! Thanks for an informative video!
Thank you!
Another amazing video, making science understandable for everyone :) thanks for that.
Thanks Cher :)
I'd assume everyone on the trial had weekly swabs to test for Covid which would pick up people who are asymptomatic?
Apparently not in this case! From what I read this is how the Oxford/AstraZeneca trial is being done, and I'm not 100% sure why Pfizer didn't do this (I guess it's potentially a hassle?) and they've not released their full protocol, so I guess we'll have to wait and see. :)
What are your views on the mRNA vaccines now?
In Australia 12,000,000 cases over 10,000,000 in fully vaccinated people.