Scholar, scientist, teacher and mentor Odutayo Odunuga discusses the important roles of the institutional PI, his journey and his research.

Scientists evaluate beneficial organic and chemical compounds within within the seeds and oils of ancient grains.

Restoring function to a specific organelle could mitigate disease progression.

Since its inception, Jean Patterson has led the first-and-only private BSL4 research facility in the USA that has a NIH-affiliated primate facility.

Carbon mineralization reduces CO2 and microbial biodiversity — as these projects ramp up, does subterranean ecology matter?

Anna Crysler, a recent Albion College graduate, won an ASBMB award for work that continued from her poster presentation at EB 2021.

A member of the Yale Medical School clinical faculty and a practicing psychiatrist, he offered an annual class focused on academic research called “Science — a reading group.”

Shana Stoddard’s passion for research is personal, and her mentoring focus is constant.

Calvin Gordon, a JBC Herbert Tabor Early Career Investigator Award winner, will present his research at the ASBMB annual meeting.

Susan Klaeger, a researcher at the Broad Institute, will speak at the ASBMB annual meeting’s Molecular & Cellular Proteomics session.

Kathleen Collins has won the ASBMB’s Earl and Thressa Stadtman Distinguished Scientist Award for outstanding achievement in basic research in the fields encompassed by the ASBMB.

August is National Breastfeeding Awareness month. Here we highlight research related to breast milk that has been published recently in ASBMB journals.

Scientists draw a connection between this essential amino acid and cancer lipid metabolism.

X-ray crystallography captures the choreography within a host immune-evading enzyme from Staphylococcus aureus.

Finding new phosphorylation targets in bacteria. Identifying early markers of kidney damage. Linking protein turnover with longevity and energy. Read about recent articles on these topics published in the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics.

As a JBC Herbert Tabor Early Career Investigator Award recipient, Ayumi Nagashima–Kasahara will present her work at the 2021 ASBMB Annual Meeting.

She uses art, food and common ground to promote a love of science in kids and adults.

Across disciplines and continents, scientists work to demystify the role of an HIV-secreted protein in neurodegeneration.

Pneumonia is incredibly common. In 2019 alone, 2.5 million lives worldwide were lost to this infectious disease, over half of which were children.

For research recently published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, three labs teamed up to uncover the mechanisms that contribute to Ehlers–Danlos syndrome.

In celebration of women and the many contributions they make every day globally, let’s take some time to engage in understanding and prioritizing their health.