Using patient-derived cells and computational models, researchers suggest that enzyme mutations may cause a previously ...

Lewis is trying to answer those questions by engineering organoids and human tissues with vascular networks that deliver oxygen and nutrients, more closely reproducing conditions inside the body.

ASBMB member Ramaswamy Subramanian received the 2026 Ig Nobel Prize in Chemistry for research that revealed an unlikely nutritional powerhouse: milk proteins produced by a species of viviparous ...

The monthly ASBMB Transcription Webinars aim to facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among researchers in the fields of transcription, chromatin and epigenetics. Each session will feature ...

The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology’s annual member business meeting gives members the opportunity to provide feedback to society leaders and hear directly about ASBMB ...

The federal government is considering sweeping changes to the rules that govern how research grants are awarded, managed and terminated, and researchers have only a short time left to weigh in. The ...

When Meriah Disorda started applying for biotech jobs, she had little formal lab experience and no traditional path into the industry. Today, she is a principal research associate at Adimab, where she ...

Every week, we update this list with new meetings, awards, scholarships and events to help you advance your career. If you’d like us to feature something that you’re offering to the bioscience ...

Inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD, affects millions of people worldwide. While increased acidity in the intestine is a well-known feature of the disease, scientists are still working to understand ...

This webinar has been canceled. The next ASBMB Breakthoughs webinar will be in December. Professor and Associate Vice President for Research and Innovation, Miami University Rick Page is a professor ...