Jen A-Brett

@jablab3.bsky.social

Jen A-Brett MD PhD ATSF | 🫁 transplant & critical care | mechanisms of epithelial-immune crosstalk | cytokines & EVs in airway disease | #extracellularlife | Twitter @jablab3

There are no words adequate to express the gratitude I feel for those who contributed to and supported me through this effort. It’s the product of their talent, fortitude, guidance and belief that made it possible. Especially @tombrettlab and countless others who will hear from me in due time ❤️🙏🥂

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You know how the emails pile up over the holidays, and when you clean your inbox out by quick screen/delete, you hope you didn't get rid of something important? Just found out we @jablab3.bsky.social had a big paper accepted a week ago because the notice got deleted. Happy discoveries!

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"If talent and opportunity were equally distributed, the average winner would come from a middle income background. The reality? The average laureate grew up in a household just below the top 10%. More than 50% come from the top 5%" By Torsten Bell www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

The science behind winning a Nobel Prize? Being a man from a wealthy family | Torsten Bell

A lot of talent is wasted in a world where more than half of laureates come from households in the richest 5%

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