Biological, Genetics and Medical Sciences

The integrity of science in the United States is at stake and we need your help. The Office of Management

Today’s guest post was contributed by Alessandra Decorato, a freelance science writer based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Read more of

I began my scientific training as an undergraduate student and then worked full-time for three years, gaining additional experience before

Leila AbtihiCareer Development SubcommitteeUniversity of British Columbia Research interest I am a PhD candidate at the University of British Columbia,

Peter Andolfatto Genetics of Complex Traits Section, Associate Editor Peter Andolfatto is a professor of biological sciences at Columbia University.

Today’s guest post is by Zaid Elian, senior science writer at Texas A&M University’s Division of Marketing and Communication. With

GSA journals are constantly evolving and growing to meet the needs of our genetics and genomics community. G3: Genes|Genomes These

A virologist studying how viruses infect host cells, a developmental biologist tracking birth defects in embryos, and an oncologist searching

A walkable, multicultural port city on Osaka Bay, Kobe is famous for the meat of its name, scenic views that

In this edition of “Landing a Faculty Position,” Carolyn West of the Early Career Scientist Career Development Subcommittee interviews Abigail

Moisés Expósito-Alonso began studying genetics because he was interested in “how a plant decides what to do without a brain.”

It may come as a surprise, but many plants in a typical salad actually have more genes than you. This