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Corbett, whose research was instrumental in the development of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. The event, which is open to the public, will be held virtually on Friday, May 28, 2021, from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. To attend the Zoom webinar visit:  Join the Virtual Event, and enter Passcode: 182928. Please be sure to download Zoom prior to the event. Subscribe "We are honored to welcome Dr. Corbett to the College, as well as the greater Carroll County community," said  Dr. James D. Ball, President, Carroll Community College. "The work that she and her team at NIH performed was groundbreaki...

This weekend’s Commencement celebrations will be a full-circle moment for Kizzmekia Corbett ’14 (Ph.D.) as she virtually comes home to the place her science career began and delivers the Commencement address that will send a new generation of Tar Heels out into the world. “I don’t even think I ever would have imagined ever giving a Commencement speech,” she said. “You can’t beat being honored in this way by a place that trained you and raised you in many ways. I’m a scientist because I started being a scientist at UNC.” Corbett will deliver her remarks virtually at all five ...

By James Rosen LIKE SO MANY other Americans, I cheered in awe and happy disbelief last year as a band of driven, brainy scientists worked at breakneck speed to develop a vaccine to stop a pandemic’s deadly rampage across the globe. Sacrificing sleep, foregoing family time, fueled by adrenaline and hope, a small group of immunologists and virologists collaborated across borders to achieve the impossible: create a new type of vaccine from scratch in a fraction of the time previously required to create the inoculations that had conquered past pandemics. They didn’t have the...