Cell biology is becoming increasingly interdisciplinary and international, writes Satyajit Mayor, professor at the National Centre for Biological Science in…
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A new menu is being written on Capitol Hill by congressional leaders determined to change the taste of federal science…
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A 108-year-old debate about centrioles may finally be settled. Normal cells have a pair of tiny barrel-shaped centrioles that are…
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Much of the progress and development of science has been discussed from the perspective of the United States, Europe, Japan,…
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From orderly Salt Lake to chaotic Naples, postdoc Dustin Bagley outside the TIGEM lab at Pozzuoli. ASCB photo by John…
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February 25, 2015 was a special day at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, NY. For the first time ever, a…
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[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]Nine ASCB members—eight national and one foreign associate—have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences. In addition, the…
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Council winners—Haynes, Heald, Spang, and Weisz In an ASCB election marked by a large increase in turnout, Pietro De Camilli…
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Alan Hall, a wary biochemist who became an enthusiastic cell biologist, and whose discovery that Rho, a Ras-related GTP-binding protein,…
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Here is where we will organize information about grant opportunities we particularly want to highlight for ASCB members and affiliates.…
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