Postdoc 1st Place (tied) Honorable Mention Graduate 1st Place Honorable Mentions Undergraduate 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Honorable Mentions…
Read More
Once again it is my official birthday (Thanks, Congress) and, as usual, I am celebrating by taking a day off…
Read More
Today, February 12th, was Charles Darwin’s birthday. On the very same day in 1809, Abraham Lincoln was born in a…
Read More
Running. Everyone has an opinion on the topic—some in favor and others in strong opposition. It’s understandable, I get it.…
Read More
There were 12 high school students in all, half with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), at a three-day intensive science…
Read More
In bloodhounds and neutrophils, getting the scent is not enough. Dogs and immune cells have to remember the chemoattractant they…
Read More
The proteasome destroys damaged and unnecessary proteins in cells, but how it was regulated during cell growth and division was…
Read More
To reorganize the cell’s skeleton, small G-proteins activate proteins involved in actin nucleation. However, in trafficking processes when actin is…
Read More
Increasing Diversity in a Changing Research Landscape: A Special Subgroup at the ASCB Annual Meeting
The last year has seen an increase in the number of meetings, summits, and papers calling for changes in the…
Read More
A new ASCB Celldance video has taken NIH Director Francis Collins back to the movies. It’s an espionage thriller, Collins…
Read More