RaveThe Irish Times (IRE)... [an] amazing story ... Books describing great scientific advancements tend to be somewhat dry and functional: the authors of Vaxxers come out from behind their benches, explaining the science in terms of their professional struggles and, refreshingly, their quotidian personal lives. It makes for a most accessible read ... The book doesn’t deal with the major falling out between the EU and AstraZeneca about vaccine supply. It has little to say about competing vaccines such as those developed by Pfizer and Moderna. It is very much a personal story of one of the most epic moments in human history, perfectly capturing how scientific discovery on this scale is rarely a Eureka moment for a lone genius.
