Eva Lee has built one of the most accurate COVID-1 9 simulates. But due to a misdemeanour accuse, she’s unable to access the computers that could help her instantly pattern the disease’s spread.

On a balmy Georgia evening in January, Eva Lee, head of the Center for Operations Research in Medicine and Health Care at the Georgia Institute of Technology, was finishing up a newspaper about the global spread of avian flu and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS. It was late and her husband was asleep next to her in the bedroom of their bungalow in a quiet Atlanta neighborhood.

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