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Can Europe tame the pandemic's next wave?

After beating back COVID-19 successfully in the spring, most of Europe is seeing a resurgence. Spain, for instance, is reporting close to 10,000 cases a day, more than it had at the height of the outbreak in the spring. France is back to reporting thousands of cases a day as well. Countries are better prepared this time. Whereas the virus spread largely under the radar in February, widespread testing now reveals its movements, and more is known about how the virus spreads. Yet scientists are calling for renewed vigilance, and some have devised new control strategies, including one that trade blanket lockdowns for measures specifically targeting clusters of cases, which play a key role in spreading the coronavirus.