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Cellular membranes in eukaryotes are dynamic structures; this is a key property for their roles in numerous cellular processes. In this issue, we present a series of review articles that highlight recent developments in membrane trafficking, and provide an overview of the importance of trafficking events in development and disease.
In the competitive world of scientific publishing, it is essential to communicate research findings in a clear and accessible manner. Scientists should develop the ability to write well-structured and compelling cover letters, manuscripts and rebuttal letters.
How cells accurately duplicate and segregate their genetic information remains a topic of intense research. A series of specially commissioned articles in this issue presents recent insights into different aspects of the cell division cycle and genomic surveillance.
Change the Equation, a non-profit group of more than 100 corporate organizations, is committed to improving the state of mathematics and science education in the US.
The increasingly pressing problems facing postdoctoral fellows in recent years call for a re-evaluation of the position of postdocs in academia and collaboration of involved parties to bring about positive change.
This issue presents a series of specially commissioned articles that highlight exciting facets of stem cell research, including recent insights into the nature of pluripotency and how studying stem cells can increase our understanding of normal ageing and disease.
In the hundred years since the creation of International Women's Day, great strides have been made in gender equality, but recent analysis suggests the need for further changes to enhance the progression of women in science.
Considered and critical assessment of a manuscript is essential to peer review and the publication process, but what makes a good referee report? We highlight the central elements of the ideal referee report.
