When Aaron Mitchell took an undergraduate genetics course at Carnegie Mellon University in 1975, he was hooked. “I thought the
Today’s guest post was contributed by Mary Bergert, a science writer and editor. Mary’s work can be found at pensandpipettes.com.
A daily DNA blog article Written by: Sarah Sherman, Ph.DPhotography: Rita Clare, Sciotica When I hear the word “transformation,” my
Arsh Bashirullah Arash Bashirullah will step down as Senior Advisory Editor at Genetics. Arash was appointed dean of the College
Written by: Sarah Sherman, Ph.D The humble peanut sustains millions of people across continents, from the arid fields of Africa
Today’s guest post was contributed by Debraj Munna, a postdoctoral researcher at the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore, India
Dear GSA Community, In January, the Senate approved bipartisan fiscal year 2026 funding packages, rejecting proposed cuts to key scientific
The resources available have grown exponentially in the past two years. Drosophila community Despite increased pressure on our colleagues at
There are scientific conferences and then there are meetings that really advance the field. Khmer 2026 is taking shape later.
The Genetics Society of America (GSA) is excited to announce the latest cohort of student and postdoc leaders joining the
The Genetics Society of America is pleased to announce the 2026 recipients of its GSA Awards, which honor distinguished service
Hugo Bellin and Catherine Tasner Drosophila The Neurogenetics Lecture recognizes early career scientists and faculty in an important space. Drosophila
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