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Katalin Karikó, molecular biologist: ‘One of the patients who responded to the RNA vaccine had metastasis and her tumors disappeared’ – El Pais, Jun 05, 2023.

 

Whitten, Allison: Don't Shoot the Messenger. In.: www.growbyginkgo.com. [Grow, 2023, Issue No. 5.]

 

From Foundational Discoveries to Pandemic Proliferation of Impact. How mRNA research at Penn over decades made powerful new COVID-19 vaccines possible – and opened a new vista for future discoveries. In.: www.pennmedicine.org [Penn Medicine Magazine : Winter 2022]

 

Mauer, Simon: Top scientist Katalin Karikó: „Women should have a career and a happy family”. In.: www.luzernerzeitung.ch. 2022. október 1.

 

Pelt, Stan van: How Heineken and Shell creates dilemmas for researches with sponsored. In.: www.voxweb.nl. 2022. szeptember 30.

 

Gibney, Michael: The scientist's struggle: Lessons from the journey of mRNA pioneers Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissmann. In.: www.pharmavoice.com. 2022. június 29.

 

Gates, Bill: Pioneering research. She helped change vaccines forever. In: GatesNotes : www.gatesnotes.com. 2022. május

 

Verrycken, Roel: Katalin Karikó, pionnière de l'ARN messager: "Les vaccins contre le coronavirus ne sont qu'un début". In: www.lecho.be. 2022. április 24.

L'ULB a décerné le titre de Docteure Honoris Causa à Katalin Karikó. In: Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB): Actus: Institution et Engagements. 25th of March, 2022.

 

Pamela Dörher: Biontech-Team und Ärztin geehrt – In. Frankfurter Rundschau, 14.03.2022 – 20:39, fr.de

 

Stuart Buck – The Karikó problem: Lessons for funding basic research – In: statnews. com, 1st of February, 2022.

 

Downey Jr., Robert: Here's how to accelerate discoveries to help the planet. In: Fastcompany.com. 15th of December, 2021.

Women of the Year. The Scientist Who Saved the World. In: Glamour.com. 2nd of November, 2021.
 
Saltzman, Jonathan és Garde, Damian: The story of two firms, Pfizer and Moderna, leading the race for approval of a COVID-19 vaccine. In: Bostonglobe.com. 10th of November, 2020.
 
Buranyi, Stephen: The mRNA vaccine revolution is just beginning mRNA brought us a Covid-19 vaccine in record speed : next it could tackle flu, malaria or HIV. In: Wired.co.uk. 3rd of June, 2021.
 
Langowski, Judith: Rückkehr als Kämpferin gegen Corona : Katalin Karikó, Impfstoff-Erfinderin für Biontech, ist auf Heimatbesuch in Ungarn – und wird Rückkehr als Kämpferin gegen Corona : Katalin Karikó, Impfstoff-Erfinderin für Biontech, ist auf Heimatbesuch in Ungarn – und wird gefeiert. In: Der Tagesspiegel. p. 19. 31st of May, 2021.
 
Domínguez, Nuño: La madre de la vacuna contra la covid: "En verano podremos, probablemente, volver a la vida normal". In: Elpais.com. 27th of December, 2020.
 
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Katalin Karikó is One of the First Recipients of the South Korean "Park MahnHoon Award"

30. March 2022.

 

From the Most Prestigious German Medical Prize to the ’Crystal Ball’ – Katalin Karikó

22. March 2022.

 

The Karikó-Weissman Research Team Presented a Lecture and Received the Horwitz Prize at Columbia University

08. March 2022.

 

Katalin Karikó, Professor at the University of Szeged and her Fellow American Researcher Receive the Japan Prize

25. January 2022

 

Katalin Karikó and her Research Colleague are Awarded the Kovalenko Medal by NAS

25. January 2022

Katalin Karikó, Professor at the University of Szeged and her Fellow American Researcher Receive the Japan Prize
25. January 2022


Katalin Karikó and her Research Colleague are Awarded the Kovalenko Medal by NAS
25. January 2022


Katalin Karikó and Two of her Colleagues Win the VinFuture Grand Prize and 3 Million US Dollars
24. January 2022


SZTE Dedicates a New Website to Katalin Karikó on the Occasion of her Birthday
17. January 2022

Robert Downey Jr.: Here’s how to accelerate discoveries to help the planet
15. December 2021

Katalin Kariko's First Statement to SZTE about her TIME Headline

15. December 2021

A Minor Planet was Named After Katalin Karikó

10. December 2021

Katalin Karikó Receives the Benjamin Franklin Medal and Named as the Most Influential Person in Philadelphia

02. December 2021

Katalin Karikó, Professor at the University of Szeged and Two Founders of BioNTech, Receive Europe's most Endowed Prize

30. November 2021

Katalin Karikó and the BioNTech Group Donated One of the Relics of the mRS Revolution to the Deutsches Museum

26. November 2021

Katalin Karikó Received the Most Prestigious US Award for Inventors

20. November 2021

3 Innovative Projects Compete for the "German Future Prize"!

17. November 2021

Katalin Karikó and Two Fellow Researchers to Receive the 2021 Prince Mahidol Award

15. November 2021

Katalin Karikó and Three Fellow Researchers to Receive the William B. Coley Award for mRNA Technology Key to Cancer Treatment

09. November 2021

Katalin Karikó Will Receive the "Spanish Nobel Prize" Today

22. October 2021

2021: An Outstanding Year for Katalin Karikó

14. October 2021

The 2021 French Grande Médaille Award Goes to Katalin Karikó

29. September 2021

Katalin Karikó and her colleague Drew Weissman Receive 2021 Lasker Award, America’s Top Biomedical Research Prize

24. September 2021

Katalin Karikó and Her Two Research Partners Received the American Albany Prize in Person

22. September 2021

The Most Prestigious German Medical Prize is Awarded to the Karikó - Türeci - Şahin Trio

21. September 2021

SZTE Alumna, Katalin Karikó Among the 100 Most Influential People in the World

21. September 2021

Katalin Karikó to Receive the Keio Medical Science Prize from a Prestigious Japanese University

15. September 2021

Katalin Karikó Received the Reichstein Medal: "Entering the Spacious Hallway of the Nobel Prize."

12. September 2021

Katalin Karikó and her Research Partner Awarded the "Scientific Oscar" Award

10. September 2021

Katalin Karikó Donated Personal Items to her Former Alma Mater, the University of Szeged

27. May 2021

Katalin Karikó, SZTE Alumna Receives Honorary Doctoral Degree from the University of Szeged

02. February 2021

Katalin Karikó, an Alumna of the University of Szeged, is the Founder of the Most Promising Vaccine Development against the Coronavirus

09. April 2020