The Journal of Biological Chemistry/Herbert Tabor Young Investigator Awards honor first authors of outstanding articles published in JBC. We interview five of the 2019 winners about their lives and the science they will present in short talks at the ASBMB annual meeting in Orlando.
The Journal of Lipid Research showcases work being done in the laboratories of its editorial board members. We interview the five chosen lab members about their lives and the science they will present in short talks at the ASBMB annual meeting in Orlando.
The editorial leadership team of the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics has chosen four early-career investigators at the forefront of proteomics to present their research at the ASBMB annual meeting in Orlando. We interview the four about their lives and their science.
Lively debates at poster sessions. Impromptu mentoring from high-profile researchers. Speed networking with scientists in multiple fields. Debra Martin and Mary Huff, regional directors of the ASBMB Student Chapters, describe the meeting’s benefits.
Conference veteran Marya Sabir provides step-by-step instructions on everything from creating a poster to follow-up emails.
At the 2019 ASBMB annual meeting, grad student and postdoc travel awardees will push their science-communication skills to the limit in a competition that gives them four minutes and one figure to explain their research — you’ll want to be in the audience.
Get a sneak peek at what you can look forward to at the 2019 ASBMB Annual Meeting in Orlando. We asked the session organizers for their pithiest pitches.
It’s abstract season at the ASBMB. The deadline for submitting abstracts for the 2019 annual meeting is Nov. 14. To help you get started, we’ve rounded up some tips on what to do (and not do) to make your abstract shine.
Here’s the complete list of topics for ASBMB 2019.
David Bernlohr and Hao Wu, program co-chairs of the 2019 ASBMB annual meeting, offer plenty of reasons — other than Disney World — to visit Florida in April.
Don’t miss their lectures at the annual meeting in Orlando.
Sarah Martin puts this question to her peers — and then puts the ASBMB annual meeting to the test.
More than 200 scientists — from undergrads to established investigators — presented their research during Spotlight Sessions at the 2018 ASBMB annual meeting. Here’s what 12 of them said about the experience.