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Paule Joseph: This is very inspiring for immigrant scientists like myself

Photo taken from The Nobel Prize/LinkedIn

Dec 14, 2023, 15:57

Paule Joseph: This is very inspiring for immigrant scientists like myself

Paule Joseph, Lasker Clinical Scholar at NIH, shared a post by The Nobel Prize’s LinkedIn page, adding:

“Highly recommend watching this conversation. This is very inspiring for immigrant scientists like myself.

Often the success is seen and the stories and struggles are not often heard. Dear Ardem Patapoutian I appreciate you sharing your story I don’t know many immigrant scientists that do.

Immigrant stories need to be spread far and wide to educate the global population and counteract the political narratives often shared. It’s great to learn more about you. I also found my tribe in science. Loved the definition of the tribe of science – people driven by curiosity – Thank you.”

Quoting the post by The Nobel Prize’sLinkedIn page:

” ‘I found my tribe, the tribe of science.’

Nobel Prize laureates Steven Chu, Abdulrazak Gurnah and Ardem Patapoutian share their migrant experience, shedding light on the diverse narratives in the laboratory and beyond.”

Watch the full dialogue here.
Source: Paule Joseph/LinkedIn and The Nobel Prize/LinkedIn

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