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  What is success for women in STEM?
  10/22/2020
  

  A conversation with Marilee Benore and Rana Dajani about their lives as women in science and their recent research projects.
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  Mixing mitochondrial biology, mentoring — and doughnuts
  10/19/2020
  

  At Vanderbilt University, Breann Brown works to be honest about the Black experience in academia without scaring talented students away from science.
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  Aebersold wins Swiss award; Rodland receives HUPO award; remembering Bob Wheat
  10/19/2020
  

  Awards, promotions, milestones and more. Find out what's going on in the lives of ASBMB members.
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  Meet Natasha Brooks
  10/14/2020
  

  Since earning her Ph.D. in 2012, she’s been a clinical research coordinator, a consultant, a medical writer and, now, a supervisor for a team of regulatory experts.
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  Nobelists’ former postdocs discover missing link in telomerase evolution
  10/13/2020
  

  The cell-aging enzyme’s RNA is an intermediate between that of humans and lower eukaryotes, containing signature marks from both kingdoms.
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  ASBMB welcomes new members
  10/12/2020
  

  The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology welcomed almost 100 new members in May.
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  Stubbe, Beuning named ACS fellows; Okáľová receives UGA scholarship
  10/12/2020
  

  Honors, promotions, milestones and more. Find out what's going on in the lives of ASBMB members.
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  Cellular signposts
  10/11/2020
  

  By mapping a trail of chemical reactions, Howard Hughes investigator Squire Booker shows how one group of enzymes helps us stay healthy.
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  Charpentier and Doudna win chemistry Nobel
  10/7/2020
  

  They determined the mechanism of RNA-guided bacterial adaptive immunity by the CRISPR–Cas9 system, enabling them to harness the system for efficient genome engineering in animals and plants.
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  Charles M. Rice shares the Nobel for hepatitis C research
  10/5/2020
  

  Charles M. Rice of The Rockefeller University, along with co-laureates Harvey J. Alter and Michael Houghton, made seminal discoveries that led to the identification of the hepatitis C virus.