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Ruth Ella Moore made significant contributions to the field of #microbiology through her teaching career & work on #tuberculosis, African American blood types, tooth decay & more.
➡️ Celebrate hers & other Black scientists’ achievements: https://bit.ly/415kqNR. #BlackHistoryMonth #WomenInSTEM

A New Year's Eve countdown, rendered in 3D!

➡️ Learn more about cutting-edge protein research at #ASBMB26: www.asbmb.org/annual-meeti....

🎨 Structures from @rcsbpdb.bsky.social

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With a vibrant program featuring cutting-edge research and interdisciplinary collaboration, the 2026 ASBMB Annual Meeting offers unparalleled opportunities to deepen your expertise and broaden your impact.

☑️ Register early (by Feb. 3) and save: www.asbmb.org/annual-meeti.... #ASBMB26

Thank you to the @asbmb.bsky.social for standing up for science and scientists!
#ScienceServesUsAll #ASBMBAdvocates

Can't agree with this more strongly – from creating jobs to training our brightest young scientists to laying the foundations for tomorrow's cures & research tools, NIH support for basic research has been the bedrock of U.S. biomedical science. It's too important to jeopardize –

$94.58 billion in NIH funding flowed back into the U.S. economy in 2024. Every dollar boosted jobs, businesses and local communities.

One of the key messages for tomorrow's ASBMB Hill Day is that NIH funding is an economic engine.

Every dollar invested in NIH returns $2.56 to the U.S. economy through jobs, innovation, and commercial activity rooted in NIH driven research.
www.asbmb.org/advocacy/sci... #ScienceServesUsAll

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Hello from Capitol Hill, where ASBMB leaders are advocating for science funding!
#ScienceServesUsAll #ASBMBAdvocates

ASBMB Hill Day | ASBMB leaders had a great morning meeting with Senate offices! Next up: the House of Representatives to continue emphasizing how federal funding supports world-changing science.

Join ASBMB in highlighting the value of basic research: lnkd.in/eZ9N2Ku2.
#ScienceServesUsAll

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ASBMB Councilors are visiting Capitol Hill on Thurs. to highlight how NSF-funded basic research laid the groundwork for breakthroughs like CRISPR, MRI tech & 3-D printing. Investments in fundamental #science create the tools that transform medicine & save lives.
www.asbmb.org/advocacy/sci...

FASEB is excited to be at ASCB Cell Bio 2025! Stop by Booth #1216 to learn how we’re championing biological and biomedical science through advocacy, conferences, and publications. See you in Philly! 🌐 #CellBio2025

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Every dollar invested in NIH returns $2.56 to our economy. Science funding pays off.

Join ASBMB in highlighting the value of basic research: www.asbmb.org/advocacy/sci....
#ScienceServesUsAll #ASBMBAdvocates

#ScienceServesUsAll

This is such a great topic — I'm really looking forward to this webinar! I got to talk with Betsy Martinez–Vaz and Dan Dries earlier this year about new and supportive teaching practices: www.asbmb.org/asbmb-today/.... It's inspiring to see educators' dedication to supporting their students!

Colorful 3D molecular structures representing complex biochemical interactions on a dark background for the cover of ASBMB’s forthcoming journal, Insights in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IBMB).

A new publishing home is here! Insights in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IBMB) is ASBMB’s new gold open access journal for all molecular life‑science discoveries.

Fast, fair, author-friendly submissions led by editor-in-chief Benjamin Garcia (@garcialabms.bsky.social)!
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Today's the deadline!

🔬 For more, delve into this paper published in Molecular & Cellular Proteomics ( @asbmbjournals.bsky.social): www.mcponline.org/article/S153....

Congratulations to @tkadava.bsky.social, @hecklab.bsky.social and colleagues on this fascinating work!

Immunolabeling outlining structures in purple color in a tissue section of human brain at the level of the hippocampus

Hippocampus masquerading as a 🦇 for Halloween 🎃
#FluorescenceFriday

Image credit to the @lieberinstitute.bsky.social Microscopy and Spatial Biology Core 🧠🔬🧪

Gruesome diet aside, vampire bats are extremely social animals. They even strike up friendships (seriously).

Dressing up as a winged mammal today? Here's a fun fact about vampire bats.

Architecture kinases and pseudokinases.

Spend #Halloween with zombie proteins! Originally thought to be dead evolutionary remnants, #pseudokinases have since been revealed to play remarkably diverse noncatalytic roles in biological pathways.

🧟‍♂️ Learn more in this #JBiolChem review: www.jbc.org/article/....

💯🔬🧪
#ASBMB26

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Have an idea for an outreach project? ASBMB is accepting applications for its Science Outreach and Communication grant. Get up to $1,000 to spark public interest in biochemistry & molecular biology.

Apply by Oct 31 ➡️www.asbmb.org/scienc.... #SciComm

Congratulations!

𝗠𝘆 𝗳𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝗰𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗽𝗶𝗰!

Very happy to share that my BioArt, From order to disorder, made it to the cover of the ASBMB Today magazine!

Many thanks to @asbmb.bsky.social and @mooneyjoanna.bsky.social for this opportunity.

Cover pic story: www.asbmb.org/asbmb-today/...

#ASBMB #Protein #Art #Disorder

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Your discovery could change everything. Present your research alongside other outstanding scientists who are driving #biochemistry & molecular biology forward & making future discoveries and applications possible.

#ASBMB26 abstract submission is now open!
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#MakeItPossible

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Spanning the breadth of the molecular life sciences, #ASBMB26 fosters cross-disciplinary exchange—creating opportunities to collaborate. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation defining the future.

➡️Abstract submission opens on Oct. 6: www.asbmb.org/annual....
#MakeItPossible

Very happy that Wes Sundquist agreed to deliver the keynote address at ASBMB 2026! For those of you who don't know, his work as key to the development of the new anti-HIV medication Lenacapavir!

Text reads Keynote Speaker Wesley Sundquist, Professor and department of biochemistry co-chair, University of Utah. There is a photo of Sundquist and the background is a scientific image behind a blue, pink and orange gradient.

#ASBMB26's keynote speaker is Wesley Sundquist: Co-chair of the department of biochemistry at @uofubiochem.bsky.social, ASBMB fellow and one of Time's 100 most influential people of 2025. Don't miss his speech at ASBMB 2026!
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#HIV #StructuralBiology #ProteinDesign

Text reads plenary speaker Tanja Kortemme, who will deliver a talk to begin the plenary session I, biochemist: Automation & AI in the lab at the 2026 ASBMB Annual Meeting. There is a photo of Kortemme. The background is a scientific image with a blue, pink and orange gradient overlay.

Each day at #ASBMB26 begins with inspiring plenary sessions. Tanja Kortemme (UCSF) will headline “I, biochemist: Automation & #AI in the lab” — exploring how computational and robotic technologies are reshaping the future of #biochemistry.
➡️Learn more: ow.ly/QqKK50WZKIa.

🗓️Mark your calendars! Abstract submission for #ASBMB26 opens soon. Get ready to share your research with your scientific community. Deadline to submit is Nov. 17!

➡️Explore poster categories here: ow.ly/ZX9g50WYoFH.
#MakeItPossible #biochemistry #molecularbiology

Also really happy @asbmb.bsky.social highlighted a small award I got from Temple School of Medicine for work in LGBTQ+ representation in science. Sometimes young queer scientists don’t see anyone like them. This award shows them some of us have been around a long time and accomplished a few things.