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Sometimes the Book is Judged by its Cover (Letter)—Tips for Preparing Your Postdoc Package

September 11, 2015
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*This is part two of a four-part series on the transition from PhD student to postdoctoral fellow. You can find…

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A Little Something for Everyone at the Congressional Dim Sum Buffet

September 8, 2015

  The Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the agency of Congress that provides nonpartisan budget analysis to members of Congress, released…

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Cell News—Ciliary phospholipids regulate Hedgehog signaling

September 4, 2015

Primary cilia are required for Hedgehog signaling. But why they are required is unknown. Francesc Garcia-Gonzalo, Siew Cheng Phua, and…

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Science Policy in Action: Hack Days, Hack-a-thons, and Hacktivism for biomedical research

September 4, 2015
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When discussing science policy and the state of biomedical research, there’s a worry that ideas of how to make changes…

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Our People—Atkinson Named Research Vice Chancellor, Ligon Named AAAS Fellow, Spiliotis Named Septin Wizard

September 2, 2015

Atkinson Moves Up Simon Atkinson, Chair of the ASCB Public Information Committee (PIC) and, until last month, Chair of the…

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An Interloper?

September 1, 2015

Dear Labby, I am a faculty member at a U.S. medical school with my primary appointment in a department of…

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LSE Table of Contents

September 1, 2015

Volume 14 September 2015 FEATURE Book Review Integrating Concepts in Biology: A Model for More Effective Ways to Introduce Students…

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“Oh, the places you will go” – Tips for choosing a postdoc lab

August 28, 2015
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*This is part one of a four-part series on the transition from PhD student to postdoctoral fellow.Here are parts two…

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Nothing is More Alive than Cell Biology—ASCB 2015 San Diego

August 25, 2015

The paradox of cell biology is that its methods of inquiry are forever changing while the fundamental questions being asked…

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California’s Drought: Water at the Interface of Science and Policy-Making

August 21, 2015
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As scientists, we are all generally convinced of the importance of our own research, even if we don’t perceive its…

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