Regardless of our current role in academe, education—for us and for our students—is central to our identity as scientists. With…
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In fall 2015, ASCB awarded the first-ever ASCB-Gibco Emerging Leader Prizes to three cell biology researchers. ASCB introduced the prizes…
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All presentations will be from noon until 1:00 PM in the Rayburn House Office Building, Room B-340. April 15 Zika…
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Last week at a congressional hearing entitled “Bioethics and Fetal Tissue” before the Select Investigatory Panel on Infant Lives, I…
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Eight Candidates Seek Council Seats The two nominees for ASCB President-Elect are Tom Misteli of the U.S. National Cancer Institute,…
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When you’re pounding along an icy pavement or sweating through a gym workout, you try to remind yourself of the…
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The Holy Grail in the search for an HIV-1 vaccine is the “broadly neutralizing antibody” or bNAb. The target for…
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Did you have a high school biology teacher who was keen on taxonomy and keying out tree species? If you…
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Science progresses by asking questions and by challenging established concepts and proposing new ones. The key to the success and…
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Next-generation sequencing is uncovering a vast array of noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs) that may form a whole new class of RNAs…
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