Award winners

Making cancer fight itself: The promise of PROTACs
Award

Making cancer fight itself: The promise of PROTACs

July 25, 2024

Jianchao Zhang received a JBC/Tabor award for his paper about designing a proteolysis-targeting chimera that inhibited tumor growth.

'Challenging membrane' researcher wins Tabor award
Award

'Challenging membrane' researcher wins Tabor award

July 18, 2024

Hannah Kondolf and her colleagues developed a system that activates gasdermin proteins in an efficient and equivalent manner and showed differences in two gasdermins.

Getting to the genetic basis of cardiovascular disease
Journal News

Getting to the genetic basis of cardiovascular disease

July 11, 2024

Edwin G. Peña Martínez received a JBC Tabor award for associating the condition with mutations in noncoding sequences.

Protein Society announces awards
Member News

Protein Society announces awards

July 8, 2024

ASBMB members Neil Kelleher, Alexandra Newton, David Craik, David Cortez and Jeffery W. Kelly are among the honorees.

'Simple things can go wrong and cause disease'
Award

'Simple things can go wrong and cause disease'

July 2, 2024

Cancer biologist Jenny Hogstrom received a JBC Tabor award for her use of organoids to study drug resistance in cancer.

Meet the 2024 SOC grant awardees
Outreach

Meet the 2024 SOC grant awardees

June 6, 2024

These five science outreach and communication projects each receive up to $1,000 from the ASBMB to help promote the understanding of life at a molecular level.

2024 PROLAB awardees announced
Award

2024 PROLAB awardees announced

June 3, 2024

10 early-career scientists receive grants to advance their research by working in North American labs.

ASBMB honors 2024 outstanding student chapter
Student Chapters

ASBMB honors 2024 outstanding student chapter

May 15, 2024

Founded just three years ago, the University of South Alabama chapter shows leadership in educational activities, commitment to increasing public scientific awareness and more.

Learning to listen
Essay

Learning to listen

May 9, 2024

In her talk at DiscoverBMB, ASBMB Sustained Leadership Award recipient Adele Wolfson reflected on the increased inclusiveness of science in recent decades.