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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.
We're saving some trees
ASBMB Today will now be printed four times a year.
The legacy of Geraldine P. Woods
A trailblazer in science and diversity, she helped create NIH programs to broaden participation in STEM
I survived sudden cardiac arrest and 37 days in a coma — then the hard part began
“The neurologist on my team said there were ‘no purposeful signs of activity’ … and weaned my phenobarbital dose down. I woke up the next morning.”
Mental illness after a Ph.D.
“It just doesn’t feel like the two aspects of myself can coexist.”
Getting the most from conferences as an introvert
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Thank you for surprising me
“I’ve learned that there’s healing power in sharing stories of pain and loss … So, I asked for stories. Honestly, I didn’t know what to expect.”
Capsized: Excerpts from a short memoir of a life upturned
A story about grief, loss and heartbreak turns into one about strength, forgiveness and love.
Biomolecular visualization tools cross paths, join hands at an ASBMB meeting
Virtual and 3D models allow students to interact with the structures they study.
Drug companies must update evidence for paxlovid
Research is lacking on how this COVID-19 treatment affects illness duration, transmission risk and long COVID.
Preparing to defend
Our careers columnist shares some advice for getting through this multi-month process.
Fostering mental health in faculty and students
“The nature of science often requires failed experiments and competing deadlines, on top of the financial stressors and our personal lives.”
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