Proteins and lipids are made in the Golgi apparatus and then are packaged and delivered to specific locations in the…
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Consider the sheer spectacle of the Dicty World Cell Race. Imagine that it’s October 26 at the Massachusetts General Hospital…
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Five years ago, I was in Lille, France, on a two-month sabbatical from my UK PhD program. The sabbatical was…
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“Pointing cell biology towards disease has brought so many important insights into pathogenesis. It’s from the cell biology that the…
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I think it’s pretty likely that many non-scientists watched, retweeted, posted, and emailed John Oliver’s rant about the media portrayal…
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Have you ever dreamed of walking along a microtubule? Imagined a textbook image coming to life? Wished your data would…
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You Can Promote Public Awareness of Science with a COMPASS Outreach Grant COMPASS Outreach Grants provide funds to ASCB members…
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The most important event of our Society is the Annual Meeting. This year, the meeting will be held in San…
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“Science has changed dramatically in the past two decades, but graduate education has not,” Jon Lorsch, Director of the National…
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The ASCB has received a nearly $1 million Innovative Programs to Enhance Research Training (IPERT) grant from the National Institute…
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