Our big, bony skeletons are wonders of articulation but they can’t come close to our cytoskeletons for sheer dynamism, says…
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Our genomes reveal the evolutionary battle between human hosts and bacterial “iron pirates” over the protein transferrin that transports iron…
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As graduate students, it is perhaps an instinctive reaction to be afraid to present your work. We feel anxious, self-conscious,…
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In a commentary published today in Science, top leadership from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the ASCB responded…
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It came down to a one-joke showdown. The Zombie CellSlam, ASCB’s juried stand-up, science slam, back from the Undead for…
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The cells in your body run a kind of Amazon.com warehouse, sorting, packaging, and shipping items with remarkable speed and…
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Today Pinar Gurel announced the winners of the 2015 Share Your Science video contest. The goal of the contest was…
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Perhaps it was the 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to William E. Moerner, Eric Betzig, and Stefen Hell for…
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Philadelphia is an apt location to give a talk about Legionella pneumophila. The Legionella bacterium was discovered in 1977 after…
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After 17 Symposium talks, 238 minisymposium talks, 112 ePosters, 2400 posters, and an unknown number of Philly cheesesteaks, the 2014…
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