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A journey with scientists
“As I started my career, my first-choice journal was JBC, and my go-to meeting was the ASBMB annual meeting, where I met colleagues and made friends that remain in my life to this day.”
The first malaria vaccine is a leap forward, but we can’t stop now
Next-generation vaccines, and a lot more money, are needed now to crack the stalemate in the fight against malaria
Deterring passive aggressive behaviors in the workplace
Steps you should take to eliminate “triangulation” intended to undermine or diminish colleagues.
Connecting by committee
“It was the wisdom of the committee, not that of any individual, that allowed good ideas to come to fruition.”
Bonding over biochemistry
“Biochemistry is great because if you learn and understand it, you can apply it to almost any kind of science.”
May I introduce you to a community of engagement?
This essay by Audrey Shor received an honorable mention in our “Meeting Connections” contest.
Trolling is taking a toll on science journalism
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A tale of two ZIP codes
Memphis is a renowned, multifaceted gem of the Midsouth. It is also home to some of the worst disparity and inequity in the U.S.
Evolving to connect
This essay by Marilee Benore received an honorable mention in our “Meeting Connections” contest.
Connecting with an inspiration
This essay by Anju Duley received an honorable mention in our “Meeting connections” essay contest.
Building community
“One of my most important jobs is helping people feel like they know what’s going on with the members of their community.”
Finding connection in identity ambiguity
This essay by Heather Dwyer and Martina Rosenberg won third place in our “Meeting Connections” contest.
Conference to highlight African women in STEM
This online meeting will showcase outstanding research with the aim of amplifying the voices of those who are breaking barriers.
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