From orderly Salt Lake to chaotic Naples, postdoc Dustin Bagley outside the TIGEM lab at Pozzuoli. ASCB photo by John…
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[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]Nine ASCB members—eight national and one foreign associate—have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences. In addition, the…
Read MoreAlan Hall, a wary biochemist who became an enthusiastic cell biologist, and whose discovery that Rho, a Ras-related GTP-binding protein,…
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If there ever was a Golden Age in bioscience research, it was 1998-2003, or so say those who lived through…
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The American Academy Calls for Ecker, Schmid, and Snyder Three longtime ASCB members—Joseph R. Ecker of the Salk Institute for…
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Hailed as a pioneer in exploring the basic principles of stem cell biology, Elaine Fuchs of Rockefeller University will receive…
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The promise of targeted cancer therapies depends on knowing which target is truly being hit. Say you have an effective…
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It shouldn’t be news to anyone in the biological research community that in the United States the so-called scientific workforce…
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Devotees, past and parental, of Thomas the Tank Engine may recall the differences between English railway language and American railroad…
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A better namesake could not be found, said Ursula Goodenough, former chair of ASCB’s Women in Cell Biology (WICB) Committee…
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