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ASBMB names 2023 award winners
Don’t miss their lectures at #DiscoverBMB in March in Seattle.
‘Life happens, but we keep pushing’
ASBMB member Adaude Amalunweze is a scientist and educator in Nigeria.
Protein Society announces 2022 awards
Among those recognized are ASBMB members Squire Booker, Daniel Herschlag and Nozomi Ando.
In memoriam: Nadrian Seeman
He was, a nanotechnologist who built the first self-assembling DNA structures and a member of the ASBMB since 1986.
Becoming a biochemist for global change
“Doing real science anywhere comes with challenges, but conducting research in Africa has peculiar difficulties that can discourage our attempts,” ASBMB member Victor Nweze writes.
Parallel tracks: A nutritional biochemistry vision
ASBMB member James Ntambi promotes health education in East Africa — from rural villages to university labs.
A youthful goal blocked by power failures
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2022 PROLAB winners named
Ten early-career scientists will receive grants this year from the Promoting Research Opportunities for Latin American Biochemists program, which will allow them to advance their research by working in the labs of collaborators abroad.
Goldwater scholars announced
Nine ASBMB Student Chapter members are among this year's honorees.
In memoriam: Patti Erickson
She was a professor of molecular and cellular biology at Salisbury University and the faculty adviser of Salisbury’s ASBMB Student Chapter.
Faith in science
Nicanor Austriaco, a self-proclaimed ‘geek for God,’ works to quell the pandemic in his native land.
LGBT+ scientists face location limitations
“I feel like I do not have the freedom to choose where I go,” one scientist said. “To choose where I go, I would have to leave academic research.”
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