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In memoriam: Joel S. Bennett
He was the first to discover that a protein produced by the liver called fibrinogen binds platelets.
In memoriam: John S. Blanchard
The enzymologist was committed to finding treatments for antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections.
Society news briefs: January 2022
Find out everything that’s been going on lately at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
2022 JBC/Tabor award winners announced
The awards recognize early-career scientists with standout first-author papers published in the past year.
Dancing together, separately
An online Bollywood dance class didn’t just get me moving; it soothed my pandemic anxieties and gave me a sense of community.
Student starts chapter to make science the focus
A cold email to a researcher at the University of Illinois at Chicago opened the door for Nicki Nouri when she was still in high school.
David McKemy and the cold receptor
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Burrows, Seidah and Bastardo Blanco honored
Awards, promotions, milestones and more. Find out what's going on in the lives of ASBMB members.
‘I could not ask for more’
“In the end, I would say it was not a challenge but an honor that after so much hard work we were able to develop a vaccine that works to treat patients.”
The advocacy town hall is more than a free lunch
The ASBMB public affairs department works with government officials to improve the research environment for our members.
Tabak takes over temporarily at NIH
The longtime ASBMB member takes the reins from Francis Collins, who stepped down recently.
Edmond H. Fischer (1920 – 2021)
Cosmopolitan, cultured, creative and caring. These characteristics were embodied in the life of Eddy Fischer, a Nobel laureate, musician and globetrotting scientific celebrity.
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