The NSF is the major funder for science research that is not biomedical. But, like NIH grant applications, writing an…
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The Individualized Development Plan (or, IDP) has long been used outside of science to help professionals better understand what their…
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This is the first in a series exploring grant opportunities for a variety of different types of minority-serving institutions (MSIs).…
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May is usually marked by the swarm of graduates waving their graduation hats in the air, ready to move on…
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Can’t get enough CRISPR? Nature writer Heidi Ledford’s feature on the possible ethical and legal problems lurking in the transformative…
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Resources for researchers to help them start and manage a research lab (and the people in it!)
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Hairs on your body are constantly growing, dying, and regenerating from the same follicles. This process is driven, in part,…
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Over the past few months, I’ve presented two sessions describing the use of Microsoft OneNote as an electronic lab notebook…
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Bassler Wins Shaw for Quorum Sensing Princeton’s Bonnie Bassler, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) investigator and ASCB member,…
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