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ALT Eric Betzig presents at the 2026 ASBMB Annual Meeting, speaking at a podium with a laptop and presentation slides projected behind him.
ALT Two people stand behind an ASBMB exhibit table at SACNAS. The table displays ASBMB publications, brochures, pens, buttons and other materials, with a large blue ASBMB banner behind the booth reading “Connect. Discover. Belong.”
ALT Two attendees pose together at a scientific meeting with oversized research posters draped around them. Each raises one arm with a clenched fist, with the meeting venue visible in the background.
ALT Two scientists gather around a research poster at the 2026 ASBMB Annual Meeting. One person points to the poster while another looks closely at the displayed research.
ALT Day 4 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. An image of Plasmodium falciparum in the schizont stage inside a red blood cell is framed by swirling blue smoke. The ASBMB Journals logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Side-by-side portraits of Emmanuelle Charpentier, left, and Jennifer Doudna, right.
ALT 2027 ASBMB Annual Meeting graphic featuring a headshot and text reading, “Plenary speaker: AI and the future of biomolecular design. Tristan Bepler, New York Structural Biology Center and OpenProtein.AI.” Boston, April 3–6.
ALT Collage of illustrations for the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry featuring portraits of the two laureates, Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai, on either side of an educational graphic about chirality. Chirality illustration copyright © Johan Jarnestad/The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Portrait illustrations © Niklas Elmehed/Nobel Prize Outreach.
ALT Graphic for Molecular Bioscience Week featuring a portrait of Susan Holechek, associate teaching professor at Arizona State University. The graphic includes a quote about science outreach, curiosity, discovery and building trust between scientists and the communities they serve. Molecular Bioscience Week branding appears at the top, and the ASBMB logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Hispanic Heritage Month graphic featuring a portrait of JoAnn Trejo, professor at the University of California San Diego. The graphic states that Trejo studies the regulation of G protein-coupled receptor signaling, including the mechanisms responsible for regulating signaling by protease-activated receptor-1. It notes that she received the ASBMB Ruth Kirschstein Award in 2015 for encouraging and mentoring students from historically marginalized or excluded groups.
ALT ASBMB Annual Meeting 2027 keynote speaker graphic featuring Peter S. Kim of Stanford University and former president of Merck Research Laboratories. Meeting dates: April 3–6, 2027, in Boston.
ALT Graphic reading "Science Serves Us All" over a blue scientific background with the ASBMB logo.
ALT Experimental design and validation of proteome profiling in the accelerated Alzheimer's disease (acAD) model.
ALT ASBMB Journals graphic for Peer Review Week 2026. Text reads: "Thank you, reviewers! We extend our sincere appreciation to all reviewers who support ASBMB journals." Logos for the Journal of Biological Chemistry (JBC), Journal of Lipid Research (JLR), Molecular & Cellular Proteomics (MCP) and Insights in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IBMB) appear at the bottom. The background features abstract molecular and protein-inspired imagery in dark blue tones.
ALT Promotional graphic for the Molecular & Cellular Proteomics virtual issue, “Recent Advances in Molecular and Cellular Proteomics.” The image features a ribbon model of a protein structure on a dark red background. MCP and ASBMB Journals logos are displayed.
ALT ASBMB Annual Meeting 2027 keynote speaker graphic featuring Peter S. Kim of Stanford University and former president of Merck Research Laboratories. Meeting dates: April 3–6, 2027, in Boston.
ALT Graphic promoting the Journal of Biological Chemistry virtual issue, “Epigenetics and Chromatin Biology.” The image features an artistic illustration of intertwined DNA strands surrounding a large molecular structure on a dark blue background, representing genome regulation and chromatin biology. ASBMB Journals logo included.
ALT Graphic promoting the ASBMB 2027 Annual Meeting in Boston, April 3–6. The design features a blue-to-teal gradient background with a large stylized DNA double helix and abstract molecular shapes. At the top, text reads: “ASBMB Annual Meeting ’27, Boston, April 3–6” and “Molecular Bioscience.” Large white text in the center reads: “Abstract submission now open!” Text near the bottom reads: “Deadline: Dec. 8.”
ALT Promotional graphic for the ASBMB Annual Meeting 2027 in Boston, April 3–6. White text on a blue and teal background with a DNA helix illustration reads: “ASBMB expands graduate student and postdoc travel awards.” ASBMB Annual Meeting ’27 branding appears at the top with “Molecular Bioscience.”
ALT Close-up photograph of several ASBMB Fellow pins arranged against a black background. Two gold and silver pins are in sharp focus, displaying the ASBMB logo and the word “Fellow,” while additional pins appear softly blurred in the foreground and background. The metallic pins have blue borders and reflect light, emphasizing the honor and recognition associated with ASBMB Fellows.
ALT ASBMB 2027 promotional graphic inviting attendees to explore the meeting's four scientific pathways: health and disease, applications and technologies, fundamental molecular insights into life, and education and professional development.
ALT Graphic highlighting the Health and Disease scientific pathway at ASBMB 2027. Sessions include "Microecology and pharmacology of the gut microbiome," "Cell biology of neurodegeneration," "Lipids in action," and "Stem cells." The graphic includes speaker headshots and a description noting a focus on cellular and microbial processes that shape human health and disease.
ALT Close-up photograph of several ASBMB Fellow pins arranged against a black background. Two gold and silver pins are in sharp focus, displaying the ASBMB logo and the word “Fellow,” while additional pins appear softly blurred in the foreground and background. The metallic pins have blue borders and reflect light, emphasizing the honor and recognition associated with ASBMB Fellows.
ALT Peter S. Kim, Stanford biochemistry professor and former Merck Research president, featured as ASBMB keynote speaker.
ALT A person with a red backpack sits on a rocky overlook, facing a mountain landscape with green vegetation, a small alpine pond and snow-capped peaks beneath a blue sky.
ALT Promotional graphic for ASBMB's Molecular Bioscience Week. Large white text reads, "Save the date! Molecular Bioscience Week, Oct. 5–9, 2026." The background features a blue, purple and green gradient with an abstract DNA double helix. ASBMB logo is displayed at the bottom.
ALT Promotional graphic for ASBMB's Molecular Bioscience Week. Large white text reads, "Save the date! Molecular Bioscience Week, Oct. 5–9, 2026." The background features a blue, purple and green gradient with an abstract DNA double helix. ASBMB logo is displayed at the bottom.
ALT Graphic with the message 'SCIENCE SERVES US ALL' in large white text over a blue background featuring scientific imagery. The ASBMB logo appears in the lower-right corner.
ALT On the June 2026 JBC cover: Mapping the PI5P4Kγ interactome reveals a scaffolding role for trafficking and integrin recycling. The artwork depicts PI5P4Kγ as a central organizing hub within a dynamic intracellular interaction network identified by proximity labeling.
ALT Phospho-ubiquitin (pUb) as a biomarker: mechanisms, detection modalities, and disease applications. This figure illustrates key cellular processes that influence pUb abundance, including protein aggregation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and enhanced reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation, altered PINK1 kinase/Parkin activity, mitophagy, and lysosomal blockade.
ALT Scientists in white lab coats collaborate on an experiment in a modern laboratory filled with glassware and equipment.
ALT Save the date for ASBMB 2027 in Boston with a call for mini-symposium, workshop, interest group or career talk proposals by July 15.
ALT Three scientists wearing lab coats and gloves are engaged in a lively discussion about their research in a well-equipped laboratory, utilizing a laptop and a microscope for analysis.
ALT Message from ASBMB on the impact of OMB's proposed changes to federal grant rules. The graphic includes the text: "The result would be a research enterprise governed by uncertainty rather than merit."
ALT Four panelists seated on stage during a discussion, one woman is speaking into a microphone while others listen attentively.
ALT IBMB announces its first manuscript publication with abstract molecular graphics and ASBMB Journals affiliation.
ALT A 2026 Pride Month graphic honoring Ben Barres, a pioneering neurobiologist and transgender scientist. His work is described in blue text and there is a photo of him holding a lab tool in a research setting with bookshelves behind him. The background features rainbow flags representing LGBTQ+ communities.
ALT Close-up of yellow lipid cells with red blood cells floating nearby, illustrating lipids and inflammation for the cover of a Journal of Lipid Research virtual issue.
ALT Four panelists seated on stage during a discussion, one woman is speaking into a microphone while others listen attentively.
ALT A 2026 Pride Month graphic honoring Alan Hart, who developed X-ray methods to detect tuberculosis and raised funds to support TB research and patients who could not afford treatment. His work is described in blue text alongside a black-and-white photo of him holding a pipe. The background features rainbow flags representing LGBTQ+ communities.
ALT Graphic with the word “Advocacy” and a 3D molecular structure in the background.
ALT Announcement for the 2027 ASBMB Awards honoring excellence in research, education, and mentorship with a deadline extended to June 8.
ALT Graphic with the word “Advocacy” and a 3D molecular structure in the background.
ALT Announcement for the 2027 ASBMB Awards honoring excellence in research, education, and mentorship with a deadline extended to June 8.
ALT Announcement for ASBMB Journals at Microbe 2026 with booth number 1224 and event details in Washington, D.C.
ALT Announcement for the 2027 ASBMB Awards honoring excellence in research, education, and mentorship with a deadline extended to June 8.
ALT Announcement for the 2027 ASBMB Annual Meeting in Boston, April 3-6, inviting workshop and symposium proposals.
ALT Speaker presenting at the 2026 ASBMB Annual Meeting with a laptop and microphone and large screen in the background.
ALT Medical student Sharjeel from Fazaia Medical College, Air University, Islamabad, Pakistan, solves a puzzle that tests conceptual understanding of metabolic pathways, regulatory checkpoints, substrate flow and associated metabolic disorders in 2023.
ALT The April 2026 cover of JBC depicts mitochondrial trafficking along axonal microtubules driven by Kinesin-1 motors. The BPA molecule (fluorescent pink) interacts with the Kinesin-1 motor domain (orange), interfering with the normal bidirectional transport system that maintains mitochondrial trafficking and energy homeostasis in neurons.
ALT Meng Wang presenting from a stage at ASBMB 2026 with the conference's 'Make It Possible' slogan in background.
ALT Four panelists seated on stage during a discussion, one woman is speaking into a microphone while others listen attentively.
ALT Wes Sundquist delivering his ASBMB 2026 keynote from a podium with data on a large screen to his right.