Ahna Skop is a Professor of Genetics at the University of Wisconsin – Madison and an affiliate faculty member in Life Science Communication and the UW-Madison Arts Institute. Ahna Skop’s lab is focused on understanding the processes of cell division…
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Biotech East PhD students relish insights into business of science
When considering commercializing a scientific discovery, always ask: What’s possible? That was the advice from guest speaker Anjan Mehta, expert…
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Biology educators share ideas, inspiration at regional meeting
ASCB’s first regional meeting, Teaching Tomorrow’s Scientists, was held on May 31, 2019, at the University of Georgia in Athens,…
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Doorstep meeting explores cancer from genome instability to therapy
ASCB’s 2019 Doorstep meeting convenes Saturday, December 7, in Washington, DC, and focuses on “Cancer: from genome instability to therapy.” …
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ASCB President Andrew Murray traveled to Bethesda, MD, in April to visit the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS)…
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Over the past month alone, a series of reports have highlighted the role of scientists in promoting gender and racial…
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During her PhD program in neuroscience at the University of Virginia, Robin Kleiman hadn’t considered an industry career. “I was…
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DEAR LABBY: I’m a midcareer cell biologist at a large research university. Recently, I’ve found myself on some university committees, through…
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Three ASCB members were among the 2019 Canada Gairdner International Award winners. Those honored includes: Connie Eaves, professor of medical…
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