The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Inspector General’s (IG) office has published three reports regarding the protection…
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This is a unique time for scientists and society. As scientists, we must explain how our work (and taxpayer dollars)…
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Why should cell biologists care about single-cell genomics? scRNA-seq, scATAC-seq, SCI-seq, scGESTALT, scCRAZE—is it all a fad? Or is there…
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As a prologue to my presentation in the Symposium “Google Maps of the Cell: Controlling intracellular traffic flow and direction”…
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June was LGBTQ+ Pride Month, and the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots that shaped the modern Pride movement. Despite…
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“Keep networking hard,” said Steven Casper, dean of the Keck Graduate Institute’s School of Applied Life Sciences, as participants attending…
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Who cares what my dish at a restaurant looks like, or what my cat is doing on a Wednesday evening?…
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Earlier this year, the call went out to the worldwide scientific community to submit their most beautiful and intriguing images…
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Agreement, something rare in Washington, DC, these days, made a brief appearance in late July. After weeks of secret negotiations,…
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For several months, the Trump administration has been focused on claims of espionage by foreign nations in research laboratories in…
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