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Managing Editor Comfort Dorn requested soothing selections for these stressful times. See what we came up with.
Roundup: How can scientists help fight COVID-19?
The COVID-19 pandemic has many people asking, "What can I do to help?" Here, we round up a list of actions that research scientists can take.
Life in the time of COVID-19
We asked ASBMB members how the pandemic is affecting them personally and professionally. Here are their dispatches.
Caution: Tchotchkes at work
For our 2020 careers issue, we want to see — and share — the accumulated objects you have in your workspace.
What can your ombuds office do for you?
If you become embroiled in a conflict at an academic institution, you should know you are not alone. Whether the issue involves students, faculty or both, if your campus has an ombuds office, trained professionals are available to help.
Three lesson I learned from getting kicked out of a lab
Linda Nhon learned the hard way how her family and cultural roots, experiences beyond the campus, and an adviser’s tough assessment could help her find her place at Georgia Tech.
Research on a budget
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This week's staff picks
Noises in your head, tiny things, photos of strangers, a cable guy, comforting cookies and more.
This week’s staff picks
A poem for February, industrial pollution as a crime of violence, massive Mexican murals and (of course) coronavirus. Here's what got our staff thinking this week.
Use the mic!
Rajini Rao writes that up to 20% of the population has some hearing loss, so when you don’t use the microphone at a meeting, you are projecting your ableism, not your voice.
It's time to complete your JBC Methods Madness bracket
Make your predictions for a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card.
This week's staff picks
Climate change in Norway, saving rare citrus, the blackest black and more: Here's a compilation of what our staff has been reading, watching and listening to this week. Enjoy!
This week's staff picks
Here's a compilation of what our staff has been reading this week. Enjoy!
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