Un libro: Nonostante tutto

Katalin Karikó ha letteralmente salvato milioni di vite e lo ha fatto nonostante tutto: nonostante fosse donna, nonostante fosse un’immigrata, nonostante per decenni nessuno abbia realmente creduto in lei e nei suoi studi.

Credeva in quello che stava facendo, aveva fiducia nei suoi risultati e si è ostinata a fare le sue ricerche per decenni.

Non ha mai vacillato nella convinzione che [...] l’RNA messaggero

➡️ https://wp.me/sjP1E-kariko

#UnoLibri #Kariko @AlexPed

Un libro: Nonostante tutto

Katalin Karikó ha letteralmente salvato milioni di vite e lo ha fatto nonostante tutto: nonostante fosse donna, nonostante fosse un’immigrata, nonostante per decenni nessuno abbia realmente creduto…

Paoblog.net

@severud @blogdiva my book just arrived. It's going to be my main reading at the end of this year. Thanks for the original post about Katalin Karikó and to point out the book!

#WomenInScience #Science #mRNA #Karikó #books #pandemic #NobelPrize #COVID19

'Not of faculty quality': How #Penn mistreated #NobelPrize-winning researcher 🧬 Katalin Karikó 🧬

It’s not about the lack of vision to recognize the Micheal Jordan sized talent potential.. it’s simply about not treating people shitty.

https://www.thedp.com/article/2023/10/penn-katalin-kariko-university-relationship-mistreatment

💪 #Katalin
👌 #Karikó
🏆 #KatalinKariko

'Not of faculty quality': How Penn mistreated Nobel Prize-winning researcher Katalin Karikó

Karikó won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for her past research into mRNA technology, which was critical in the development of Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna's COVID-19 vaccines.

"In many respects success can be defined by how one maintains enthusiasm despite failures."

#medicine #MedMastodon #nobel2023 #Kariko #AcademicMastodon #phd

Getting the message right: An interview with mRNA vaccine pioneer Katalin Karikó: EMBO reports

https://www.embopress.org/doi/full/10.15252/embr.202358261

You won't want to miss this. Perhaps it was planned by the university (how many people have camera crews in their homes?), but doesn't matter. It's wonderful. Drew #Weissman, co-recipient with (Katalin #Karikó) of the 2023 #Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine for work that led to creation of #mRNA #vaccines against #COVID19 calls to tell his parents that he won.
https://www.kveller.com/this-video-of-a-jewish-nobel-prize-winner-telling-his-parents-he-won-is-everything/

Have a great weekend — even if you don't win anything. Capture — and spread — some #joy.
#mensch #family

This Video of a Jewish Nobel Prize Winner Telling His Parents He Won Is Everything – Kveller

Your child winning the Nobel prize is kind of a stereotypical Jewish parent’s (and let’s face it, every parent’s) dream. Yet for the parents of Jewish immunologist Drew Weissman and his research partner Katalin Kariko, that dream became a reality this week when the two research partners who created the technology that gave us the […]

Kveller
@glasspusher @tayfonay @zacchiro @jacobin One needs to look no further than the winner of the Nobel Prize in medicine, Dr. Katalin #Karikó for your second point. She was shunned by her university for taking the slow and steady path to very important research, she was relegated to a second class citizen of the university, and then the university tried to take credit anyway.

Great little story about Nobel prize-winner, Katalin Kariko

Rowing Mom Wins Nobel

https://www.row2k.com/potd/10-3-2023/rowing-mom-wins-nobel/27911/

(Hope their website can handle all the traffic!) #rowing #nobel #Kariko

row2k POTD: Rowing Mom Wins Nobel

Longtime rowing mom Dr. Katalin Kariko won the Nobel Prize for Medicine, achieved during a time she sent in Photos of the Day to row2k over the years, really impressive.<bR><br>row2k asked Susan for a photo of the family at a rowing race, and she sent this one taken by her aunt, along with the following note. Tremendous and deserving congrats to Dr. Kariko and the whole family.<br><br>'Thank you for all of the wonderful outpouring of support that I have received from many of my fellow rowers. If you're not sure what I'm talking about, well I am very excited to share that my mother, Dr. Katalin Kariko won the Nobel prize for Medicine for her work on the mRNA vaccine. She has always said that rowing in the 8+ is like science... you row backwards and can't see the finish line, but you trust that it's there... pulling as hard as you can and doing whatever it takes to win. And it's never alone, you have the team that helps propel you forward. The team of scientists all working on one common goal.<br><br>I am grateful that she instilled grit and hard work into my core values and also that failure is ok. You just have to pick yourself up, learn from it and come out of it even more determined to succeed. <br><br>She did joke that on the other hand, winning the Nobel Prize was not at all like winning at the Olympics. She said that was more like racing and then potentially waiting 10 or 15 years to find out if you won and had to go to the medal ceremony. <br><Br>Ha!'. Submitted by Susan Francia, row2k.com photo of the day for October 3, 2023. #row2kPOTD

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How mRNA went from a scientific backwater to a pandemic crusher

For decades, Katalin Karikó's work into mRNA therapeutics was overlooked by her colleagues. Now it's at the heart of the two leading coronavirus vaccines

WIRED UK

@grillaum

C'est quand même pas tout à fait ça, #AnneLHuillier a fait une quinzaine d'années de recherche en France, et #PierreAgostini plus de 35...

En matière d'opération de com', celle de #UPenn sur #Kariko est franchement plus problématique.

@AVerger OMG, so it wasn’t just #Karikó being refused all funding, these NIH grant committees were truly on a roll in the late 2000’s

🤔 I guess I’m not the only one to suddenly wonder about the gender and age balance on these committees