ASBMB's education programs
Accreditation
ASBMB accreditation recognizes excellence in undergraduate degree programs in biochemistry and molecular biology and related disciplines.
ASBMB exam
The ASBMB exam provides an opportunity for students to demonstrate a thorough grasp of core competencies in biochemistry and molecular biology.
Student Chapters
A national community of undergraduate students and faculty members promoting the advancement of biochemistry and molecular biology.
Online teaching: Practices and resources
A collection of resources for instructors in biochemistry, molecular biology and related fields as they make a transition to remote learning.
Teaching strategies
Resources for teaching the core concepts of biochemistry and molecular biology.
Science outreach
Resources for conducting science outreach, including how-to guides, activities and more.
Webinar
How to develop competitive academic portfolios
Discover the secrets that will help your grad school applications stand out from the competition.
Insider perspectives: Beyond qualifying to thriving in graduate school
In this webinar, panelists share their journeys through the qualifying exam and into the next phases of their training and career. Hear from senior graduate students as well as established scientists about steps to take and things to consider when moving beyond the qualifying exam. More
Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) Lunch & Learn Series
Whether you’re interested in incorporating a CURE into your classroom for the first time or looking to improve your use of CUREs, these workshops will give strategies for implementing CUREs and activities to help you build or enhance CUREs in your curriculum. More
Teaching resources from ASBMB journals
JBC Classics
Seminal articles published in the JBC since its founding in 1905. More than 250 original papers by many of the legends in biological chemistry.
Due diligence
A series of articles by the ASBMB's data integrity manager on best practices for preparing data and figures for publication.
JLR Methods
Papers describing novel and valuable methodologies that lipid researchers can utilize in their own experiments
JBC Reviews
Read JBC Reviews to get expert insights into recent findings, ongoing controversies and unsolved questions across the scope of biological chemistry.
Tips for journal article authors
Tips from JBC's technical editor on writing titles and abstracts that generate interest and excitement among reviewers and readers.
A year of (bio) chemical elements
Marking the 150th anniversary of the first publication of Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev’s periodic table.