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In memoriam: Robert Warren Newburgh
He was a distinguished developmental and cell biologist and a member of the ASBMB since 1957.
2025 member dues increase in response to inflation
The increase reflects the expansive programming and value provided by the society for members at all career stages.
These proteins have been secretly managing your cells
Scientists have long known that histones spool DNA and help regulate genes. They may be doing a lot more.
At the Salton Sea, uncovering the culprit of lung disease
Scientists have long suspected a link between the dust and poor respiratory health. According to recent findings, the prime suspect is a naturally occurring toxin.
Making the most of meetings with your mentor
Everyone has a slightly different relationship with their mentor, including how often they meet. Careers columnist Courtney Chandler dives into how to make meetings with your grad school adviser useful and productive.
From the journals: MCP
The importance of sharing proteomics data. Detecting nitrotyrosine-containing proteins. Analyzing yeast proteasomes. Read about these recent articles.
Growing a chapter for grad students and postdocs
At Penn State, the ASBMB is building a community to help provide these early-career researchers with the tools they need to excel in science and life.
Upcoming opportunities
Celebrate NPAW with ASBMB! Plus: Present your work at our virtual event on exploring AI tools in BMB education.
'Don鈥檛 be afraid to take a different path'
In 2016, MOSAIC scholar Rebecca Ann Faulkner paused her career for four years to focus on her family, a decision she believes made her a more effective and empathetic scientist.
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Mapping out the protein path to hearing
Briana James
To determine the profile of inner hair cell proteins, a team of researchers develops a technique that optimizes proteomics for limited sample sizes. Read More
A pandemic focus on a notorious protein
Jay Thakkar
Gabriela Dias Noske received a JBC Tabor Award for her paper assessing the structural features of the main protease of the SARS-CoV-2 virus for drug design. Read More
Being on the outside of the inside
Alan Attie
鈥淚鈥檓 somewhere between South American, American, Middle Eastern, and Sephardic鈥揝panish 鈥� This made it challenging for me to fully melt into the American melting pot.鈥� Read More
Who am I? Finding yourself in a different country
Carmen Morcelle
It鈥檚 easy to fall in love with a new place. But what do you do when the honeymoon ends and the challenges of being an international trainee begin to grow? Read More
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