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.

His research at the University of Missouri–Kansas City focused on the biochemical and structural basis of enzyme function, particularly in the mevalonate pathway.

MOSAIC scholar Emma M. Lessieur Contreras is inspired by the work of her ophthalmologist father.

Researchers have discovered that a gene mutation found among members of the Amish community could inform heart disease treatment.

She’s the winner of the ASBMB’s 2024 Mildred Cohn Young Investigator Award.

Today is Global Niemann–Pick Disease Awareness Day.

He was a founding member of academic departments in Texas and California and served on the JBC editorial board.

Inhibitors of the PIK/AKT/mTOR pathway hold promise for patients with the overgrowth disorder.

A clickable molecule to study S1P metabolism. How HDL subtypes are isolated can change their function. Seipin’s role in steroid synthesis. Read about these recent papers.

Michael Airola, a Journal of Lipid Research junior associate editor, will discuss his work during the JLR Spotlight Session at Discover BMB.