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• ASBMB Today Article
  Fun in Seattle
  Dec. 1, 2022
  

  #DiscoverBMB 2023: Come to Seattle for the science. Stay for the aquarium!
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  The f -word (failure) in research: When good plans go bad
  Nov. 29, 2022
  

  This is an edited excerpt from “Life and Research: A Survival Guide for Early-Career Biomedical Scientists,” a book that started as a tweet, according to its authors.
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  Proteins for a green energy future
  Nov. 20, 2022
  

  “We need giant steps, not small, if we are going to create the innovation in policies, political will, and technology needed to succeed with this existential problem,” writes Vanderbilt’s Borden Lacy.
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  A glimpse into the world of lipids
  Nov. 18, 2022
  

  ASBMB’s Deuel conference provides "a bird’s-eye view of the field."
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  Advocacy successes in 2022
  Nov. 17, 2022
  

  Here’s some of what the ASBMB Public Affairs Advisory Committee and public affairs department have been up to over the past year.
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  Inspiring the next generation of scientists
  Nov. 15, 2022
  

  Seattle-area high school students will be the Science Outreach and Communication Committee’s guests of honor on Community Day at Discover BMB.
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  2022 holiday gift guide
  Nov. 15, 2022
  

  We hope these suggestions will help you check some of your favorite scientists off this year’s gift list.
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  Taking time off around the holidays
  Nov. 11, 2022
  

  Our careers columnist talked to two principal investigators about their policies and preferences when it comes to requests from trainees for time off.
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  Getting certified in DEAI
  Nov. 9, 2022
  

  The ASBMB staff takes a deep dive into diversity, equity, accessibility and inclusion in the workplace
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  Why we take undergrads to research conferences
  Nov. 8, 2022
  

  “Taking students to meetings early helps them gain a sense of belonging and validation that they are on the right career path.”