A bacterial aphrodisiac, tissue origami, amyloid proteins protecting dormant eggs, and exactly how the Zika virus damages cells—these discoveries are…
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A doorstep meeting is an arrival and a departure in one, so the name suits the ASCB’s first-ever “doorstep” meeting…
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The spirit of Alan Hall is sending grad student Bram Lambrus to San Francisco this week to present a poster…
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FLSA implementation ruling On December 1, 2016, the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) was meant to be updated by the…
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You can BYOP (bring your own popcorn) but you might change your mind about the butter after seeing a special…
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COMPASS is dedicated to serving postdoc and graduate student needs both throughout the year and at the ASCB annual meeting.…
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A type IV pilus is a bacterial grappling hook and one of the snazziest pieces of bacterial cell machinery going.…
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This is my final blog post as co-chair of COMPASS – it has been an honor to represent students and…
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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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As a woman, one of my biggest insecurities has always been being labeled as too domineering, bossy, or direct. Though…
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