“Network, network, network” is the clichéd battle cry sung from the rooftops at every career development seminar you can set…
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NIH and NSF define a postdoc as “an individual who has received a doctoral degree (or equivalent) and is engaged…
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Edison Leung and colleagues at Albert Einstein made a Celldance video last year. Here are his tips for thinking in…
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CRISPR/Cas9 is a powerful tool for gene editing, and it can also be used for genetic screens. However, the single-guide…
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ASCB notes the deaths late last year of three cell biology pioneers—Howard Green, Alfred Gilman, and Gottfried “Jeff” Schatz. All…
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Membership Committee’s charge is to consider, review, and recommend programs and services that will best serve the needs of the…
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Cajal bodies, snurposomes, Balbiani bodies, magnetoreception—terms both familiar and obscure and the new science behind them were flying fast and…
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Data management has become an essential part of research. Scientists need to be able to rely on their data infrastructures…
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What is cell biology? I get this question frequently when I speak about my profession with people outside the inner circles of…
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In 2015 your generous, tax-deductible donations helped provide Postdoctoral Travel Awards, Graduate Student Travel Awards, Junior Faculty Travel Awards, Minority…
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