Katalin Kariko The Nobel Prize While their work helped save millions of lives against COVID-19, the potential of mRNA vaccines doesn't end there. The Drew Weissman Lab is collaborating with #CARTcelltherapy pioneer Carl June to create vaccines that will fight against cancer, #HIV , #autoimmune diseases, and more.

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Weissman Lab congratulates Prof Akiko Iwasaki Prof. Akiko Iwasaki! Well deserved!

It was an honor to meet the history making Nobel Laureates behind the mRNA vaccine, which has saved millions of lives around the world. Congratulations to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman of Penn on your honor, and PHLCouncil hopes you enjoyed your time in City Hall today!

At a recent PHLCouncil meeting, Dr. Drew Weissman and Dr. Katalin Karikó were honored for work that led to the first COVID-19 vaccines. Councilmember Jamie Gauthier presented a resolution celebrating the duo for their Nobel Prize–winning research and contributions to Philly life sciences.

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Honored to join Drew Weissman today to receive a proclamation from the City of Philadelphia thanking The Drew Weissman Lab and Katalin Kariko for mRNA vaccines. Penn Medicine

Introducing Keynote Speakers Judi Allen and The Drew Weissman Lab for Cytokines 2024 & KAI 2024 Joint Meeting in exciting Seoul Oct 20-23 - Abstract Submission deadline is May 20th signals.cytokinesociety.org/2024/03/05/cyt… via International Cytokine & Interferon Society (ICIS)

It is Pi day, so what do Hungarian scientists do ? We celebrate John vonNeuman one of the most famous Hungarian American polymath of the 20th century. In addition to ⁦Katalin Kariko⁩ ⁦The Drew Weissman Lab⁩ at ⁦Temple University⁩

Join the Institute for RNA Innovation on 4/3 for RNADay@Penn ft. The Drew Weissman Lab, Blanton Tolbert (@PennMedicine), Adrian Krainer (@CSHL), Olga Anczukow (@jacksonlab), Peter Dedon (@MIT), Christine Dunham (@EmoryChem), Amanda Hargrove (@DukeU) & Xuebing Wu (@Columbia) tinyurl.com/yp5f5wzr

We are excited to welcome Nobel Laureate Dr. Drew Weissman, a pioneer and leading scientist in mRNA research, as keynote speaker at our Institute for Human Infections & Immunity (IHII) Research Symposium on mRNA and Infectious Diseases.

Learn more about the symposium, to be held March 18: utmb.edu/ihii/

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Very exciting to see Dr. Drew Weissman speak today at the UMich RNA Center Symposium! I can’t wait to hear the rest of today’s amazing speakers!

Had the privilege of hearing Dr. Drew Weissman speak at the 8th Annual RNA Symposium about his contributions to the development of mRNA-LNP therapeutics. Truly inspiring!

Excited to share my review article on nanomedicine in autoimmunity, now out in ADDR! Thank you to Maggie Billingsley, PhD Jilian Melamed The Drew Weissman Lab and Mike Mitchell for being the best support system! Looking forward to exploring this area further 🔬

Check out our latest in Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews Editors of Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews led by Mike Mitchell PhD student Ajay Thatte on emerging strategies for nanomedicine in autoimmunity! Great collaboration with Maggie Billingsley, PhD Jilian Melamed The Drew Weissman Lab

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🌞Watch this week on 'Sunday Morning' (March 3)!!!!!! Kati & Drew Katalin Kariko @weissmanlab cbsnews.com/news/this-week… via @cbssunday

The 8th Annual RNA Symposium is Friday, March 8! Join us on campus or virtually via Zoom to hear presentations by Nobel Prize laureate Dr. Drew Weissman, Dr. Brenton Graveley, Graveley Lab, Dr. Victoria D'Souza, Dr. Leemor Joshua-Tor, and Dr. Peter Todd. rna.umich.edu/2024-symposium/