This is my final blog post as co-chair of COMPASS – it has been an honor to represent students and…
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Read MoreThe 2015 COMPASS Open Forum is ready for you in San Diego! It sounds like a long time ago:…
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Diversity in the biomedical workforce: The SCOTUS decision and the implications for LGBTQ scientists
On June 26, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) delivered a historic civil rights decision. It is now…
Read MoreSociety’s perception of science and scientists is quite complex. While the prestige of scientists is second only to firefighters, there…
Read MoreMuch of the progress and development of science has been discussed from the perspective of the United States, Europe, Japan,…
Read MoreThere’s a well-documented and discussed crisis in the biomedical enterprise in the United States. The average age of basic biomedical…
Read MoreThe opinions presented in this piece represent the authors’ opinions and do not reflect either COMPASS or ASCB official opinions.…
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