Trends in Biochemical Sciences

📢 Our July issue is live! Dive into #TIBS50 content, insightful Opinions and Reviews, and more 👉 cell.com/trends/biochem…

Behind every number are the scientists, discoveries, perspectives, and conversations that have made TIBS a home for the biochemistry community for five decades. Swipe through to see the numbers behind the celebration—and stay tuned for more #TIBS50 content in the months ahead.

🎉 From Reviews to global perspectives 🌏, #ScienceSketches, and campaigns revisiting landmark TIBS papers and influential special issues, #TIBSCelebrates50 has celebrated the breadth of our community and the journal's rich history.

Read the latest installment in our #TIBS50 Regional perspectives and future visions series, "Voices across Asia and Oceania: Biochemistry Across Borders," featuring Sheetal Gandotra, Shee-Mei Lok, Jijie Chai, Seyun Kim, Si Ming Man, and Catherine Day: cell.com/trends/biochem…

🌏 Biochemistry advances across borders. From returning home to build research programs, to forging international collaborations and mentoring the next generation, researchers across Asia and Oceania reflect on the experiences that have shaped their scientific journeys.

📝From 2024, the Review "Macromolecular crowding sensing during osmotic stress in plants" from C. L. Cuevas-Velazquez et al: cell.com/trends/biochem…

📝From 2023, the Review "A physicochemical perspective on cellular ageing" from Sara N. Mouton, Arnold J. Boersma, and Liesbeth M. Veenhoff: cell.com/trends/biochem…

A standout Review from 2001: "Macromolecular crowding: obvious but underappreciated" from R. John Ellis. As part of #TIBS50 🎉, we're revisiting the top-cited article from each year in our #CitedClassics series. Explore it 👉 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Online now - Intrinsically disordered regions in eukaryotic mRNA decay pathways dlvr.it/TTPbcb

Some highlights: 📝"The Growing Toolbox for Protein Synthesis Studies" - Shintaro Iwasaki & Nicholas Ingolia 📝"Regulation of Mammalian Mitochondrial Gene Expression: Recent Advances" - Michal Minczuk et al 📝"A Puzzle of Life: Crafting Ribosomal Subunits" - Jochen Bassler et al

A standout from the archives: This Special Issue on ribosomes and translation (2017) is part of our #TIBS50 #ThematicTriumphs series — revisiting influential themes from across the journal’s history. Read more 👉 sciencedirect.com/journal/trends…

Online now - A unified mechanism of phosphate export across eukaryotes through EXS domain-containing proteins dlvr.it/TTNfx7

Online now - Drugging the proteome via large-scale chemoproteomics dlvr.it/TTNJcz

Spotlight on @sheetalgandotra, in TrendsTalk, a global series on Asia and Oceania @TrendsBiochem Read here:cell.com/trends/biochem… @CSIR_IND @SouvikM29933298 @GandotraLab

😊So #proud to be able to contribute to this @TrendsBiochem article on “Voices across Asia and Oceania: Biochemistry across borders” + grateful to be represented as one of the #voices and discuss my #research, #opportunities, #challenges + #vision. 🔗 cell.com/trends/biochem…

Have an idea for a Review, want to learn more about TIBS, or curious about scientific editing? Reach out to chat with our Editor-in-Chief, Sannie Culbertson!

📢 We're heading to @goldschmidt2026! TIBS is excited to connect with the biogeochemistry community and explore emerging topics at the interface of biochemistry, microbiology, geochemistry, and environmental science!

Online now - Peptideins: Navigating the gray zone of the proteome dlvr.it/TTLF5V