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We are still here for you
A message from Jerry Hart, president of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, about what the society is doing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
3 volunteering guidelines to heed during the coronavirus pandemic
A volunteering expert offers guidance on how to help at a time when you might need to keep your helping hands to yourself.
This week's staff picks
Ballet on the balcony, why planes crash, cooking TV favorites and more. Find out what the ASBMB staff has been up to this week.
Out of my comfort zone: How I use science to influence policy
When Amanda Koch realized that elected officials often do not make evidence-based decisions, she decided she wanted her scientific voice to be heard in politics.
This week's staff picks
Lessons from a snail, a bird-watching app, a classic novel, killer brownies and more. Read about what our staff has been up to this week.
Quarantined thoughts
Now that they can no longer go to work in their labs, grad student Marya Sabir and postbac Makayla Portley reminisce fondly about the sights, smells and other sensory stimuli of the bench.
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Coffee cake, oysters, butterflies, "Parasite" and lots of Shakespeare. Here's what our staff has been reading, listening to, watching and doing this week.
On the front line: Pandemic insight from a health care worker
Justin Lovett is a medical technician in a hospital emergency room and a college senior studying chemistry. COVID-19 has turned his worlds upside down.
Podcast series documents COVID-19 experiences
Special series of Pipettes & Politics includes interviews with faculty members, a first responder, NIGMS leader Jon Lorsch and others.
In the rush to innovate for COVID-19 drugs, sound science is still essential
To battle the coronavirus, strong regulatory protection from the FDA is essential.
This week's staff picks
Online karaoke, a CRISPR documentary, lemon bars, live poultry and more. The ASBMB staff is back this week with more diversions for these stressful times.
A new city, a new job and a global pandemic
Elizabeth Stivison and her dog, Milo, moved from New York City to Nashville Tennessee, for her postdoc at Vanderbilt University. Within weeks, she narrowly escaped a tornado and COVID-19 turned the world upside-down.
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