From manufacturing personal protective equipment to developing vaccines to the overall response to Covid-19, science is heightening the world's expectations for what is possible. And it looks like science is becoming more of a uniting factor as the world moves toward a common mission to build a safer, greener, stronger, and more equitable future. Kevin McGuigan, Vice President and Managing Director, 3M South East Asia Region and Country Leader, Singapore shares how the Covid-19 pandemic has shone the spotlight on Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), and what can be done more to sustain this increased appreciation for science. 

<p>From manufacturing personal protective equipment to developing vaccines to the overall response to Covid-19, science is heightening the world's expectations for what is possible.&nbsp;And it looks like science is becoming more of a uniting factor as the world moves toward a common mission to build a safer, greener, stronger, and more equitable future. <strong>Kevin McGuigan, Vice President and Managing Director, 3M South East Asia Region and Country Leader, Singapore&nbsp;</strong>shares&nbsp;how the Covid-19 pandemic has shone the spotlight on Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), and what can be done more to sustain this increased appreciation for science.&nbsp;</p>

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