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Extreme Makeover of the Annual ASCB|EMBO Meeting
ASCB President Eva Nogales asked Buzz Baum and Rebecca Heald, co-chairs of the Program Committee for Cell Bio Virtual 2020–An…
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Our featured cell biologist this month is John Wallingford, the William and Gwyn Shive Endowed Professor and Principal Investigator in the Department of Molecular Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin. Wallingford is broadly interested in the cell biological processes that underlie developmental biology. The Wallingford lab utilizes systems biology approaches and bioinformatics to…
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The ASCB Council has named the 2020 cohort of Fellows, ASCB members selected for their lifetime achievements in advancing…
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On May 30 ASCB held its first-ever virtual meeting for educators. Originally scheduled as a regional, in-person event at Soka…
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