ASCB Staff
In Memoriam: Nancy L.R. Bucher, 104, pioneer of growth control and catalytic member of ASCB
Nancy Bucher, who died in February, was one of the first women to receive an MD degree from the Johns…
Read MoreWhen the FY17 budget for the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) was signed into law on May 5, 2017,…
Read MoreMeeting posters are key message boards for junior scientists to communicate not just their research findings and ideas, but also…
Read MoreMost of us have seen or heard about extraordinary mentors (e.g., reference 1), just as most of us have seen…
Read MoreRegardless of our current role in academe, education—for us and for our students—is central to our identity as scientists. With…
Read MoreThis President’s Column is by guest columnist Daniel Colón-Ramos, recipient of the 2016 E.E. Just Award from the ASCB and…
Read MoreIt’s hard to settle on one word to define the size of the cuts to the National Institutes of Health…
Read MoreThis President’s Column is by guest columnist Maria Leptin, Director of the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO). EMBO and ASCB…
Read MoreResiliency and the Impact of Self-Efficacy
Caroline leads a research team in a multinational corporation that develops medical equipment. She holds a PhD in biomedical engineering…
Read MoreThe World Marches for Science The numbers are impressive: more than 300 marches around the world, 239 marches in all…
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