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Retrospective
Michael M. Gottesman, Christopher Wanjek and Martin Gellert
July 15, 2024
Three colleagues remember a researcher whose work at the NIH revealed the dynamic nature of chromatin and its role in gene expression and epigenetic regulation.
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Getting to the genetic basis of cardiovascular disease
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Getting to the genetic basis of cardiovascular disease

July 11, 2024

Edwin G. Peña Martínez received a JBC Tabor award for associating the condition with mutations in noncoding sequences.

Protein Society announces awards
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Protein Society announces awards

July 8, 2024

ASBMB members Neil Kelleher, Alexandra Newton, David Craik, David Cortez and Jeffery W. Kelly are among the honorees.

In memoriam: Herbert Cheung
In Memoriam

In memoriam: Herbert Cheung

July 8, 2024

He was a biochemist who specialized in the use of fluorescence technology and had been a member of the ASBMB since 1972.

Inspired by science — and passing it on
Research Spotlight

Inspired by science — and passing it on

July 3, 2024

Adriana Norris started a YouTube channel to take some of the mystery out of academia.

'Simple things can go wrong and cause disease'
Award

'Simple things can go wrong and cause disease'

July 2, 2024

Cancer biologist Jenny Hogstrom received a JBC Tabor award for her use of organoids to study drug resistance in cancer.

Honors for Marletta, Alrubaye and Lyons
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Honors for Marletta, Alrubaye and Lyons

July 1, 2024

Awards, promotions, milestones and more. Find out what's going on in the lives of ASBMB members.

In Memoriam

In memoriam: Igor Dawid

He was a pioneer in developmental biology and genetics who worked on the molecular mechanisms of development, using the African clawed frog and zebrafish as model systems.
In memoriam: Igor Dawid

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Advancing science through adventure
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Advancing science through adventure

June 27, 2024

“Everyone around me assumed that the privilege and support of my family, coupled with my natural proclivity for science and writing, would lead me inevitably to biomedical science,” Yamini Dalal writes. “And so it has.”

Seeking refuge in science
Essay

Seeking refuge in science

June 26, 2024

“Be it our racial background, upbringing or gender, diversity helps advance science by filling in gaps,” Minh Bui writes. “Each person alone is not equipped to address every question.”

In memoriam: Andrew Wright
In Memoriam

In memoriam: Andrew Wright

June 24, 2024

He was a biochemist who studied cell cycles for almost five decades at Tufts University and an ASBMB member since 1971.

Being curious and taking opportunities when they come
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Being curious and taking opportunities when they come

June 21, 2024

Anna Hertzberg’s winding career path led her from the bench to regulatory consulting.

2024 ASBMB election results
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2024 ASBMB election results

June 20, 2024

Learn about the new Council members, committee members and treasurer.

The art of communicating science: An interview with Beth Malow
Science Communication

The art of communicating science: An interview with Beth Malow

June 20, 2024

This Vanderbilt University professor believes productive conversations stem from a simple formula – get curious, not furious.

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