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The power of sabbaticals
To mark Women’s History Month, Nicholas Rhind writes about learning techniques in other researchers’ labs that empower the work in his own.
Pursuing the call to change
To mark Women’s History Month, Karlett Parra writes about her journey from wanting to be a researcher to becoming a department chair.
Building community
To mark Women’s History Month, Megan Filbin writes about finding and creating groups of people who support each other in their careers.
Things to do when you’re in San Antonio
Be sure to step outside the convention center during Discover BMB to see this beautiful city.
Getting the most from conferences as an introvert
There are several ways to make good use of conferences even if milling around and chatting to random strangers isn’t your cup of tea.
Books we love for future scientists
Members of the ASBMB’s Women in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Committee highlight stories that empowered them on the way to becoming scientists.
Let’s make ASBMB awardees look more like BMB scientists
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Talking about women in biochemistry and molecular biology
Ann Stock has a conversation with Susan Baserga, chair and co-founder of the ASBMB’s youngest committee.
The impact of nested identities
Saket Bagde describes what he learned participating as a mentor in a reverse mentoring program when he was a Ph.D candidate.
Relearning the trainee’s view
Tina Tootle, a professor and department chair at the University of Iowa, describes what she learned as a mentee in a reverse mentoring program.
Rethinking the promotion letter
Writers of a recent article suggest a new strategy for retaining and advancing underrepresented faculty.
Escape to the ice
Outside the lab, two scientists strap on their skates and grab their sticks.
Equitable hiring strategies for a diversified faculty
An evidence-based road map describes six important strategies for hiring faculty from historically marginalized and excluded backgrounds.
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