1. Please describe your current position. I am an Associate Consultant with IMS Consulting Group in New York City. IMSCG…
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Few things light up a cell biologist’s heart like the ingenious assembly of the mitotic spindle. Contemplating the intricacy of…
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Susan L. Lindquist, a self-described scientific risk-taker who pioneered the field of protein folding died, aged 67, on Thursday, October…
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The scientific community has been grappling with an over-supply of trained PhDs for some time now. The economic slow-down and…
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The unexpected death at 62 of Alan Hall sent a shockwave last May through the cell biology research community in the…
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SPREAD THE WORD! Applications are now being accepted for ASCB’s Early Career Meeting Grants (formerly known as Local Meeting Grants)…
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Research in biology is driven by the constant tension between what we know (much) and what we don’t (much more). Take the…
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ASCB’s Public Information Committee (PIC) will have a new Chair in 2017. The ASCB Council has chosen Lee Ligon of…
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Picture it: You’re in the throes of multiple experiments. Your lunch and dinner are often out of a paper sack…
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Cells are often likened to computers, running an operating system that receives signals, processes their input, and responds, according to…
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