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A call to action: Urge Congress to support scientific research
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ASBMB members head to Capitol Hill
They will encourage lawmakers to support essential R&D appropriations to keep the U.S. competitive and retain highly skilled talent.
2024 Goldwater scholars announced
Thirteen of the scholarship recipients are ASBMB student members.
In memoriam: Edith C. Wolff
She was an enzyme biochemist at the National Institutes of Health and a former assistant to the editor of the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
Universal tool for tracking cell-to-cell interactions
A team of researchers has developed LIPSTIC, which can lay the groundwork for a dynamic map tracking physical interactions between different cells — the elusive cellular interactome.
Upcoming opportunities
Save the date for ASBMB's webinar on coping with the midcareer doldrums. Plus three upcoming webinars on funding opportunities!
Weedy rice gets competitive boost from its wild neighbors
Rice feeds the world. But researchers have found that a look-alike weed has many ways of getting ahead.
Grad students: Get to know your program coordinator
They provide advice about interviews and admissions, curriculum, degree requirements, graduate program policies and information, campus services and more.
From the journals: JLR
A “T” makes a difference in blood clotting. High cholesterol: two screens are better than one. Biomarkers for cardiovascular risk. Statin-induced changes to the HDL lipidome. Read about recent papers on these topics.
This MOSAIC scholar believes in the power of perseverance
Wagner Silva Dantas aims to develop new approaches to reducing fat mass while preserving muscle mass by studying a crucial regulator for maintaining redox balance.
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Bakers and mentors help a MOSAIC scholar change her life
Elisabeth Marnik
Joanna-Lynn Borgogna studies the vaginal microbiome, the metabolome and the development of gynecological disorders in reproductive-aged women. Read More
How a gene spurs tooth development
University of Iowa researchers find a clue in a rare genetic disorder’s missing chromosome. Read More
Consider an undergraduate summer research internship in government
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Careers Columnist
Our careers columnist offers a rundown of agencies that can provide you with a couple of months of lab experience. Read More
Learning to listen
In her talk at DiscoverBMB, ASBMB Sustained Leadership Award recipient Adele Wolfson reflected on the increased inclusiveness of science in recent decades. Read More
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