BY NICOLE KRESGE

May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month – a celebration of Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States. To join in paying tribute to the generations who have enriched America’s history, we have compiled a timeline of noteworthy Asian-Pacific Americans and their contributions to the life sciences.

BY SARAH CRESPI

Online global research community provides networking, mentoring, resources and training for researchers in developing countries.

Tips for postdoctoral fellows and their mentors to make the training period go smoothly.

BY LESLIE W. CHINN

Strict regulations on stem cell research in the U.S. resulted in many scientists moving their labs abroad.

BY NICK ZAGORSKI 

ASBMB spotlights members from developing and emerging countries. 

BY NICOLE KRESGE

For our global science issue, we asked several of our international members to answer some questions about themselves and science in their countries.

BY NICK ZAGORSKI 

From pipettes to PCR machines, Seeding Labs donates scientific supplies to resource-poor institutes in developing nations. 

BY ABEL ALCÁZAR-ROMÁN AND V. KENYI SAITO-DIAZ

The Research Experience for Peruvian Undergraduates is a peer-organized program that trains and unites the next generation of Peruvian scientists.