Riding a wave of powerful new imaging technologies, three ASCB member labs will take you inside the world of living…
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Protein folding is a problem that was born complex and shows few signs of getting simpler. Ever since Cyrus Levinthal…
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“Pointing cell biology towards disease has brought so many important insights into pathogenesis. It’s from the cell biology that the…
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The premise of the One-Minute Elevator Speech Contest https://www.ascb.org/2016meeting/elevator-speech-contest/ is simple: The elevator door closes and you’ve got a trapped…
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Eva Nogales, a University of California, Berkeley professor, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory senior faculty member, and Howard Hughes Medical Institute…
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We may know a great deal about how cells interact with their environment and each other, but we haven’t been…
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Getting a clearer view inside a normal cell is a critical part of understanding what goes wrong when disease sets…
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Daniel Alfonso Colón-Ramos always liked asking questions. Growing up in Puerto Rico, his questions earned him a lousy reputation among…
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When Valerie Weaver brought her first and, at that point, only graduate student to the 2000 ASCB Annual Meeting, her…
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Rick Lifton was moving house. After 23 years in New Haven at Yale, Lifton was packing up last July…
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