In the field of publishing in science, impact factor continues to play a major role in determining the quality of…
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Mary Frances Nunez Teruel graduated with a PhD in Aeronautical Engineering from Stanford in 1996. A decade later, she is…
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The book world usually provides the metaphors for genomics, likening genes to words or chapters, but in his Keith Porter…
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Bacteriophages, viruses that infect and replicate within bacteria, are being rebranded. Once tolerated as harmless inhabitants in the jungle of…
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Of the many themes running through this year’s annual ASCB conference, one that stood out was how vitally important it…
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Sarcomas have a below-average cancer survival rate, but finding new targets will help improve survivability. Simone Hettmer and colleagues in…
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Given the growing interest in conceptualizing cell motility in terms of collective behavior by autonomous units, here is a novel…
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Even at a molecular level, what doesn’t kill can strengthen. Microtubules, a key molecule in the makeup of the cell’s…
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The primary job of a scientist is to discover knowledge and communicate it to the community. Unfortunately, while technology is…
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