Sandra K. Masur
Act III: Ways for Cell Biologists to Think About Retirement
Early- and mid-career cell biologists may rarely think about retirement, as their minds and hearts are usually filled with the…
Read MoreWe share the sad news of the death of W. Sue Shafer on December 17, 2020, after the reoccurrence of…
Read MoreVirtual babysitting: A small patch for the childcare challenge
COVID-19: As scientists, we can glory in our community’s creativity and use of technology in generating multiple vaccines in record…
Read MoreHow to convene a panel: think of a jazz performance
There may be times in your career when you have the opportunity to organize a panel. This could be around…
Read MoreWomen in Cell Biology Events and Awards at 2018 ASCB|EMBO Meeting
We all constantly negotiate with our colleagues, our bosses, our grad students, and with our partners and other family members.…
Read MoreCelebrating outstanding Cell Biologists at distinct career stages: The WICB recognition awards, past and present
Women in Cell Biology Committee Awards Each year, the Women in Cell Biology Committee (WICB) honors three investigators at distinct…
Read MoreMost of us have seen or heard about extraordinary mentors (e.g., reference 1), just as most of us have seen…
Read MoreHow to Manage a “Hard Ask”: Negotiating Up and Down the Hierarchy
You love being a scientist. Let’s re-state that: You love doing science but not some of the non-science activities that…
Read MoreThe Women in Cell Biology Committee (WICB) is pleased to announce our award winners for 2016. Barbara Mellone, University of…
Read MoreUnder its new chair, Diane Barber of the University of California, San Francisco, the Women in Cell Biology Committee (WICB)…
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