…overly dependent on EU funding. In 2012, the UK spent only 1.63% of its GDP on research, lagging behind other countries with large research output. Jo Johnson, UK Science Minister,…
Read More…pay, and even briefly discuss the 2012 NIH Workforce Report infographic shared in the COMPASS blog post “Where will a Biology PhD take you?”, written by Jessica Polka for ASCB…
Read More…more likely reason for driving women out of STEM careers, as indicated by two studies published in PNAS, one study in 2012 and another in 2014. But the pipeline may…
Read More…ASCB has been working since 2013 to correct one of those mistakes. In 2011 and 2012, there was a media and political firestorm about revelations that certain federal agencies had…
Read More…each has gone up almost four fold (Adams J., 2012). The resulting publications are also more diverse and tend to have comprehensive data covering multiple aspects of the research question….
Read More…will be presented, along with other Vilcek Prizes, at a ceremony in New York this spring. Yildiz joined the American Society of Cell Biology in 2012 and won an ASCB-Gibco…
Read More…for improving publication, including encouraging and facilitating the use of preprints* in the life sciences. He is a former president of the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB, 2012), and…
Read MoreThe ASCB wants to create new opportunities for members’ participation. Currently, most members participate by attending the Annual Meeting, where they present exciting new data, develop collaborations, and learn more…
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