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• ASBMB Today Article
  Black history in the making
  Feb. 15, 2022
  

  Michelle Lee started at Los Alamos National Laboratory as an intern. Today she runs the internship program.
• ASBMB Today Article
  Black scientists to follow
  Feb. 5, 2022
  

  In celebration of Black History Month, columnist Martina G. Efeyini shares a roundup of Black scientists you should know.
• ASBMB Today Article
  Ocean virus hijacks carbon-storing bacteria
  July 7, 2020
  

  A Journal of Biological Chemistry paper reports that these minuscule interactions could have ripple effects on global carbon dioxide levels.
• ASBMB Today Article
  The silent epidemic of premature death in Black men
  May 16, 2021
  

  The Covid-19 pandemic has widened the already significant life-expectancy gap between Black and non-Black men.
• Membership
  A history of Black scientists
  

  Celebrating important contributions and achievements in science and technology made by Black scientists.
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  #BlackInX Twitter movement creates visibility for Black scientists
  Feb. 5, 2021
  

  In celebration of Black History Month, careers columnist Martina G. Efeyini shares how #BlackInX movements create a community of support for Black scientists.
• ASBMB Today Article
  Carbon dioxide 400
  June 1, 2018
  

  Troubled by the thought of a dismal future, chemistry professor Henry Jakubowski has started infusing climate science in all his classes and sharing his concerns with the wider community.
• ASBMB Today Article
  Microbes enhance resilience of carbon-rich peatlands to warming
  Nov. 19, 2022
  

  Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers discover that certain bacteria increase the climate resilience of a tiny plant responsible for storing a third of the world’s soil carbon in peat bogs.
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  Bears, fungi and global warming
  Oct. 26, 2022
  

  A climate researcher and activist explains how the smallest fungi in the boreal forest do the heaviest carbon lifting.
• Meetings and events
  Black history in the making: A postdoc research talk series (Part I)
  

  First in a series of talks highlighting the research of Black postdocs in a range of BMB topics in recognition of Black History Month and the significant role Black scientists have in advancing biomedical research.