The architect of the “American Cures Act,” U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin (D-IL), was presented with the ASCB Public Service…
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SPREAD THE WORD! It’s time again to enter the Science Comic Strip Competition hosted by ASCB’s Committee for Students and…
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One of the joys of fly genetics is the tradition of whimsical naming by generations of imaginative Drosophila researchers who…
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The formins are a bustling family of cellular proteins involved in all sorts of basic biology from development to tissue…
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Introduction Biomedical training for graduate students and postdocs can be enhanced by attending career seminars and professional development workshops, as…
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Celldance Studios, a.k.a. ASCB’s Public Information Committee (PIC), today unveiled its list of three Celldance 2016 “Tell Your Own Cell…
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Bruce Alberts, a pioneer in the study of DNA replication, a former ASCB President, and a living legend in cell…
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Rick Lifton was moving house. After 23 years in New Haven at Yale, Lifton was packing up last July…
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Learning and teaching during postdoctoral training is an important aspect of academic research. Obtaining advice from peers on research and…
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A new study of science PhDs who embarked on careers between 2004 and 2014 showed that while nearly two-thirds chose…
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