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What it’s like to create a Celldance video

April 3, 2018

Member News

There is no doubt that we live in a society that is increasingly reliant on digital media, allowing us to…

Biotech has a woman problem

March 21, 2018

Career Navigator, Careers, Women in Cell Biology, Inclusivity, Early Career, Faculty, Graduate Student, Mid-Late Career, WICB

The biotechnology industry in the United States is envied and emulated around the world, and is poised to grow explosively…

Know an assistant professor in need of grant writing help?

March 20, 2018

Careers, Diversity Matters, Committee for Postdocs and Students (COMPASS), Funding, Workforce Issues, Early Career, Faculty, COMPASS

The ASCB Faculty Research and Education Development (FRED) Mentoring Program aims to promote grant funding success for junior faculty or…

Alliance of scientific societies for broad participation in STEM

March 16, 2018

Careers, Diversity Matters, Inclusivity, Early Career, Faculty, Graduate Student, Mid-Late Career, Undergrad

The Biophysical Society and the ASCB are leading an effort with the support of the National Science Foundation to create…

The complete scientist—A call to arms

March 13, 2018

Careers, President's Column, Professional Development, Early Career, Faculty, Graduate Student, Mid-Late Career, Undergrad

Last year, I was invited to speak at a “nonscientific” session of the Young MitoScientists Forum, a meeting organized by…

Learning the Art of Leading a Lab

November 13, 2017

Career Navigator, Careers, Committee for Postdocs and Students (COMPASS), Women in Cell Biology, Professional Development, Early Career, COMPASS, WICB

The career objective of many junior scientists is to become a PI—to finally be the person to define the vision…

ASCB members share important research through Celldance “Tell your own cell story” videos

November 10, 2017

Meetings, Member News

The beloved Celldance video program is back for 2017, with more dazzling cell videos—reminding us of the stunning beauty as…

Hostility to science is spreading; Congressional budget resolution may foretell large cuts for science

November 8, 2017

Science and Society, Science Policy

Hostility to science is spreading The results of the September 24 German elections are in, and Angela Merkel should serve…

Embracing change to strengthen ASCB

November 7, 2017

Member News, President's Column

Soon we will meet in Philadelphia for our Annual Meeting, where I will pass the gavel to incoming president Jodi…

2017 E.E. Just Award winner is JoAnn Trejo

October 19, 2017

Meetings, Member News

It was during summers as an undergraduate while living in a small cottage on the property of immigrant engineering professor…