Nobel laureate and ASCB member Roger Y. Tsien died August 24 in Eugene, OR, according to an official statement…
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When Valerie Weaver brought her first and, at that point, only graduate student to the 2000 ASCB Annual Meeting, her…
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“Pointing cell biology toward disease has brought so many important insights into pathogenesis. It’s from the cell biology that the…
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CRISPR/Cas9 has rapidly become the wonder tool of cell biology, giving researchers the ability to slice and dice genomes with…
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A number of rare diseases, including Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy and Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome, are linked to the disruption of nuclear…
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A successful career after graduate school or a postdoctoral fellowship requires careful planning and training. The NIH recognizes the need…
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1. Please describe your current position. I am the lab manager and I supervise microbiology lab personnel and equipment. I…
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Metastasis is a worst-case scenario for someone with cancer, and certain cellular processes make cancer cells more likely to metastasize.…
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There are as many motives as there are undergraduates taking introductory science courses, but if you look closely at groups…
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A year ago, I finished working on my International Baccalaureate personal project. It was a year-long culmination of research and…
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