Jodi Nunnari was elected by American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) members to serve as ASCB President in 2018. Nunnari,…
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1. Please describe your current position. As an imaging scientist in a small start up (5-10 people) I was responsible…
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If you are one of the lucky applicants to score an interview for a tenure-track academic position, you will want…
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In budding yeast if the mitotic spindle isn’t properly aligned, the cells won’t divide. But whether the cell signaling causes…
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A 2015 issue of Nature reports that only about 26% of PhD students pursue tenure or tenure-track positions in academia…
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It is not every day that a scientific society gives its top award to a scientist who already has…
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Even yeast get stressed. The environmental stress response of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the yeast used for wine-, beer-, and bread-making and…
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For 12 weeks at the beginning of this year I was fortunate enough to participate in a fellowship at the…
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There has been a rather large hole in our understanding of how the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), the cell’s protein and…
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The ASCB Council has named Erika Shugart, PhD, as its new Executive Director, effective June 1. In making the announcement,…
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