Agreement, something rare in Washington, DC, these days, made a brief appearance in late July. After weeks of secret negotiations,…
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For several months, the Trump administration has been focused on claims of espionage by foreign nations in research laboratories in…
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A new study from Lehigh University provides further support to the “specialized ribosome” hypothesis by showing for the first time…
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Where can members of Congress, congressional staff, and members of the public go to videotape live water bears, get pictures…
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When considering commercializing a scientific discovery, always ask, What’s possible? That was the advice from guest speaker Anjan Mehta, expert…
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In June members of the ASCB Council were joined by members of various ASCB committees for a series of meetings…
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Recent science media attention has focused on foreign nations stealing data and research results from research laboratories in the United…
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Recent congressional hearings on the FY20 U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) budget were a bipartisan lovefest. The support for…
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ASCB President Andrew Murray traveled to Bethesda, MD, in April to visit the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS)…
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It was over five months late and resulted in a 35-day government shutdown, but Congress and the president have finally…
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