American Society for Cell Biology

Now open: Cell Bio 2026 abstract submissions. Present your work, gain visibility, and be part of the premier cell biology meeting. Submit by June 9. Late-breaking deadline: August 4. ascb.org/cellbio2026/ab…

The Digital Poster Experience at Cell Bio 2026 offers flexible ways to present your work—whether attending in person or remotely. Learn more: ascb.org/cellbio2026/di…

How do biomolecular condensates regulate cellular function — and contribute to disease? Explore the latest research during ASCB’s webinar on June 3, 2026, at 11:00 am ET. Register: ascb.org/ascb-meetings/…

Editor Spotlight: Tatsuo Fukagawa Osaka University “MBoC papers are widely read by experts and recognized as a high standard work.” Explore the journal and submission opportunities at molbiolcell.org

The White House has proposed cutting NIH funding by 12% and NSF funding by 54%. Call Congress today and urge them to reject these harmful cuts to biomedical research, scientific discovery, and the future of U.S. science. ascb.org/science-policy…

How are 3D tissue models advancing tumor microenvironment research? Join ASCB on June 17 at 1 PM ET for a free webinar exploring innovative approaches to studying cancer biology. Open to members & nonmembers. Register: ascb.org/ascb-meetings/…

Make your voice heard. Join ASCB’s Florida Virtual Capitol Hill Day on June 9. Free for ASCB members—no travel needed. Register: ascb.org/ascb-meetings/…

New from MBoC MCTP1 and MCTP2 promote ER–PM contact sites and regulate PI4P levels, linking lipid homeostasis to cell migration. molbiolcell.org/doi/10.1091/mb…

ASCB members can directly engage with policymakers. Join the Michigan Virtual Capitol Hill Day on May 14. Free member-exclusive event. Register: ascb.org/ascb-meetings/…

ASCB letter reminds Congress of the historic and economic importance of the National Science Board and urges immediate action to restore the Board’s full membership and protect its independence. ascb.org/society-news/a…

Editor Spotlight: Lillian Fritz-Laylin University of Massachusetts “MBoC welcomes manuscripts on unique biology, diverse organisms, and important but often overlooked areas of cell biology.” Explore the journal and submission opportunities at molbiolcell.org

What’s next in quantitative cell biology? Hear from Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz + researchers from the MBoC special issue. June 22 | Free webinar ascb.org/ascb-meetings/…

Biomolecular condensates are reshaping cell biology and medicine. Join ASCB’s webinar on phase separation June 3, 2026, at 11:00 am ET. Register: ascb.org/ascb-meetings/…

From MBoC… Now accepting submissions for the Evolutionary Cell Biology special issue. Share your research that links evolutionary insights with cell biology mechanisms: molbiolcell.org/evolutionary-c…

Publishing in LSE? Don’t miss this webinar on the Evidence to Practice section—get insights on expectations, manuscript types, and peer review. May 11 | Free ascb.org/ascb-meetings/…

Editor Spotlight: Leah Edelstein-Keshet University of British Columbia “MBoC provides excellent examples of quantitative reasoning in cell biology and helps advance this growing area of the field.” Explore the journal and submission opportunities at molbiolcell.org

Congratulations to Rebecca Heald on being elected 2028 ASCB President. Heald is a leading cell biologist whose work on cell division and size control—and commitment to mentoring—has had a lasting impact on the field. Learn more: ascb.org/society-news/r…

Cell Bio 2026 abstracts are now open. Present your work, explore MBoC opportunities, and expand your reach with digital posters. Submit by June 9. Late-breaking: August 4. ascb.org/cellbio2026/ab…

Cell Bio 2026 introduces the Digital Poster Experience. A new way to share research and connect with attendees before, during, and after the meeting. Learn more: ascb.org/cellbio2026/di…

New to advocacy? ASCB provides training and support for members participating in the Michigan Virtual Capitol Hill Day on May 14. Register: ascb.org/ascb-meetings/…