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Getting information about industry
After covering industry careers for more than two years, columnist Courtney Chandler is taking up a new beat. But here is some parting advice about informational interviews.
Birds of a feather in Philly
According to Meetings Committee chair Dan Raben, “Interest group events give folks in various specific disciplines and subdisciplines an opportunity to hold a mini symposium before the meeting actually begins.”
Women and young academics suffered most during pandemic
Surveys of scientists show they may face long-term career consequences.
Calendar of events, awards and opportunities
This week: The abstract deadline for the Deuel meeting, a webinar for grad students about dealing with conflict, and the submission deadline for iBiology contest.
7 skills you need in 2022
Our careers columnist highlights the top skills shared by the scientists she interviewed this past year.
Calendar of events, awards and opportunities
Just added: A webinar on cryo-EM for ASBMB members only and two FASEB Catalyst Conferences, all happening this month.
What is it like to work at the EPA?
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Hosting an inclusive virtual conference
If you’ve attended any virtual conferences, you know that they aren't perfect. But some solutions have shaken out of the past two years of trial and error.
Top 10 most-read original stories
It's the end of the year, and you know what that means: It's time for newspapers, magazines and other publications to share their most-read lists. And we're no different.
Calendar of events, awards and opportunities
Just added: An ASBMB meeting on ESCRT biology in May in Wisconsin. Plus, the fan-favorite meeting on transcriptional regulation in the fall in Snowbird, Utah.
More than a year's worth of 5 questions
Over the past year and a half, our science writer talked to members who work in industry about their paths. Check out those short and sweet interviews.
Best of BMB in 2021
This subjective list reflects a field alive with discoveries driven by new computational tools and molecular techniques, recent advances in structural biology, and widespread interest in treating and preventing diseases.
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