Here's the newest autoimmunity research you missed at this year's #AImmSRC conference. On-demand now: buff.ly/8nWQglp

As federal agencies re-open following the historic government shutdown, FASEB urges Congress to finalize the fiscal year 2026 budget before the current continuing resolution expires on January 30, 2026. Read our letter here: buff.ly/ua3QPpu

Splice Into It: On-demand access is now available for the RNA Processing in Cancer conference from this past October. View the newest findings online: buff.ly/JB0bUhH

What's new in the Washington Update: NASEM’s recent workshop on researcher assessment highlights multi-level strategies to align assessment and incentives with research integrity, open science, and public impact. Read more: buff.ly/uFTRVc6

“Scholarly scientific societies were founded on the need to share and debate research findings… Today, we see a need to strengthen those principles, ensure sustainability, and reestablish trust.” — Eric E. Kelley, PhD, President, @faseborg.bsky.social

🚨 TODAY at noon! Our guest speaker, Allison Hays from Federal Science Partners, will unpack what the deal to reopen the government means for FASEB and how it might impact funding for NIH, NSF, and other scientific agencies. Register: buff.ly/lJ6Ombk

We’re proud to see our incoming Executive Director & CEO, Darla P. Henderson, PhD, featured by Women We Admire, a network celebrating accomplished women leaders across North America. 💫 Read the feature: buff.ly/JqXbQWI

Read the article in FASEB BioAdvances: faseb.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1096/...

💡 FASEB Journal study finds red photobiomodulation (635 nm light) enhances muscle cell differentiation, mitochondrial function, and promyogenic signaling—offering a bright path for muscle regeneration research. Read now: buff.ly/pSDRrTC #RegenerativeMedicine

New research article in @faseborg.bsky.social, "Kynurenine Pathway Dysregulation Impairs Podocyte Morphology and Bioenergetics In Vitro and Leads to Glomerular Dysfunction" with Patricia Schroder, Lynne Staggs, and Hermann Haller. #ScientificResearchPublishing 🧪 🤝 #SciEd

Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions holds a hearing focused on the future of biotechnology and the importance of maintaining U.S. leadership in this scientific field. Read more in the Washington Update: buff.ly/osNSJ2z

FASEB Advocacy Town Hall alert! Don’t miss guest speaker Allison Hays, Partner at Federal Science Partners. She’ll unpack what the deal to reopen the government means for FASEB and how it might impact funding for NIH, NSF, and other scientific agencies. Register NOW: buff.ly/YEx2tjT

A new FASEB Journal study reveals that collagen XII plays a stronger role in organizing tendon cells than in building the matrix itself. This cell-driven process is key to forming healthy, functional tendons after birth. Explore the research: buff.ly/1Cgd6p7 #TendonResearch #Collagen

“SEBM’s multidisciplinary mission will thrive through BioCore’s collaborative framework. By aligning on integrity, efficiency, and shared reach, we’ll ensure society-led journals remain trusted homes for high-quality research.” — Michael N. Lehman, PhD, President, @socexpbiolmed.bsky.social

🍼 In fetal sheep, Intralipid infusion boosted fat tissue growth and lipid accumulation, increasing fat-related gene activity with only mild inflammation. Findings could inform how Intralipid supports premature infants. Read the article in The FASEB Journal: buff.ly/78CzXpv

Caregiving is a universal experience. Yet in the U.S., caregivers often face stigma & lack essential support, especially within academic #STEMM. Join NASEM’s symposium on November 20 to discover practical strategies & innovative solutions to support family caregivers in STEMM fields.

Thanks to @katemiro.bsky.social , Megan King, Verena Ruprecht & @lammerdinglab.bsky.social for organising the very first meeting on the “Mechanobiology of the Nucleus” #MBNSRC @faseborg.bsky.social and for the invitation to present our discoveries. The conference was fantastic!

What's all holding it together? Check out the Cytoskeletal Structure Conference on-demand for the newest findings online on ion dynamic cytoskeletal systems from this year's inaugural conference. buff.ly/r0pmymt

Built by societies. For societies. For science. @faseborg.bsky.social, @ssrepro.bsky.social, @socexpbiolmed.bsky.social, and the Shock Society launch BioCore, a collaborative publishing consortium advancing trust, integrity, and sustainability in scholarly publishing. Learn more at biocore.org

It is with deep sadness that we honor Dr. Paul Wayne Kincade, a world-renowned immunologist, former AAI President, and dedicated research advocate. His legacy at OMRF and foundational work on immune system development profoundly impacted science. Our condolences to his family. ow.ly/C94M50XjM7M

The brain’s neurovascular unit (neurons, glial cells, and blood vessels) depends on fine-tuned control. A new FASEB Journal review shows how the locus coeruleus–norepinephrine system regulates this balance and could guide new therapies. 🧠 Read the OA article: 🔗 buff.ly/3mlDKwM

More universities are signaling opposition to the Trump administration’s compact for higher education, which would require institutions to make changes to their policies and practices in order to receive an unspecified edge in grant funding. Keep reading via @insidehighered:

FASEB is at #TLM25 at Booth 1046. Come chat with us about our science funding advocacy, academic journals, and our conferences (including opportunities for sponsorship). With lots of cool and practical giveaways!

Want to stay informed about the latest updates from Capitol Hill, science policy news, advocacy efforts, and announcements from federal agencies? Make sure to subscribe to our Washington Update newsletter here ➡️ hubs.ly/Q03KWhgz0

Going to #LiverMeeting in DC? Visit us in the Exhibit Hall November 7–11! Discover how we’re supporting biomedical research through advocacy, conferences, & publications. Let’s connect and advance science together during one of the most chaotic times for biological research.

Honored to present my thesis project at the Mechanobiology of the Nucleus Congress (@faseborg.bsky.social, Melbourne, FL) — and even more excited to receive the Early Career Researcher Award for my first talk! Huge thanks to the organizers and my supervisor @nanouel.bsky.social 💫

Congratulations to Léa Mayeur, PhD student at Institut Gustave Roussy, winner of The FASEB Journal Early Career Researcher Award at the 2025 FASEB SRC on Mechanobiology of the Nucleus! 👏 #FASEBJournal #FASEBSRC #EarlyCareerResearch

Catch the signal! Stream this year's Ion Channel conference. If you missed the two keynotes, you're in luck. FASEB Conferences On-Demand features the newest, groundbreaking research in the field, with high-quality, cutting-edge research from our conferences—anywhere, anytime: buff.ly/UZUAMJo

Your voice matters! Thank you to everyone who has contacted their Congressional representatives to let them know how the government shutdown is affecting your research. Haven’t reached out yet? Take action today! Let Congress hear your story through our quick e-action alert:

📢 Happening in an hour! Maureen Holohan from Federal Budget IQ will discuss the status of the FY26 appropriations bills & the outlook for further congressional action on the federal budget this year. If you haven’t registered: bit.ly/48YvsJ7

View the newest findings online on G-protein coupled receptor kinases and arrestins from this year's conference. If you weren't able to join us in Niagara, this will still keep you up to date—anywhere, anytime: buff.ly/bTf3vrV

🧠 The new FASEB Journal cover image is based on the article “Capicua Refines Mossy Fiber–CA3 Axon Targeting in the Late Postnatal Hippocampus.” Learn how capicua (CIC) shapes postnatal brain connectivity. 🔗 buff.ly/X8K46d7 #Neuroscience #FASEBJournal

You can still register! How can fostering a culture of care support #AnimalWelfare & the people who make research possible? Join FASEB & NASEM for an informative webinar that will explore effective strategies for recruiting, retaining, & supporting professionals in #AnimalResearch. bit.ly/4qT0Tv4

Visit us at the Liver Meeting in DC in the Exhibit Hall, November 7-11. We'll be there to give away useful and practical swag, and discuss our science funding advocacy, conferences, and publications in one of the most chaotic times for biological research. See you there!

Science can’t wait! FASEB urges Congress and the President to end the government shutdown now. Let’s protect vital biological and biomedical research and support the scientific community. Make your voice heard by contacting your lawmakers:

40 Years of Protein Phosphorylation Research at your fingertips! If you missed this year's historic #PrPSRC, you can still get the newest research on protein kinases and phosphorylation regulators: buff.ly/LzfYBD3

Seeing is believing! Check out the newest optical probe research from this year's #OPTSRC on-demand. If you missed this year's conference, you can still view the newest research on optical probe development—anytime, anywhere: buff.ly/mkdvvLW

Ohad Medalia KO’ing Monday morning @faseborg.bsky.social nuclear mechanobiology meeting

How can fostering a culture of care support both #AnimalWelfare & the people who make research possible? Co-hosted by FASEB & NASEM, this upcoming webinar will explore effective strategies for recruiting, retaining, and supporting professionals in animal research. Save your spot: buff.ly/XFCsgpN

Excited for tonight’s Keynotes @faseborg.bsky.social nuclear mechanobiology

📢 Reminder: Our next Advocacy Town Hall meeting is November 4 at 12 pm ET! Hear from Maureen Holohan from Federal Budget IQ on the latest FY 2026 appropriations updates and the federal budget outlook. Register now: buff.ly/JxVWozE

I'm privileged to work with amazing @faseborg.bsky.social staff, board, & 22 society leaders who deliver outstanding programs, products, and services that advance bio/biomed for humanity and the world. The path forward is collective voices advocating for science and research funding. Join us.

🎉 Darla P. Henderson (@sciencedarla.bsky.social) is named FASEB’s new Executive Director & CEO, starting Jan 1, 2026! Dr. Henderson brings a unique mix of leadership, expertise in open science & publishing, and a dedication to supporting the biological and biomedical sciences. buff.ly/JDSLL4J

It's #OAweek, a time for celebrating progress and looking to the future. Dryad believes that an inclusive scope, quality metadata, and maximally #OpenAccess licensing are key to better research and broad participation in scholarship and discourse.

The blood cancer research you missed at this year's Hematologic Malignancies conference is here! View the newest findings online on hematologic malignancies research from amazing speakers like George Vassiliou of Cambridge Stem Cell Institute and more! Get access now: buff.ly/zEYAmjS

Cells rely on protein “quality control” to stay healthy. New research in The FASEB Journal shows that a process called UFMylation helps protect cells from stress by keeping a key protein, BiP, in balance. Learn more 👉 buff.ly/RVryJgs #FASEBJournal #ScienceCommunication #CellHealth

こんにちは/Kon'nichiwa! FASEB is coming to Japan! Submit your research for a poster or short talk at #ProMetSRC in Tsukuba City! Hear from keynotes Mark Bedford from @mdanderson.bsky.social and Stephane Richard of @mcgill.ca about the newest cancer and protein research. Save your space: buff.ly/PdKmaE3

Due to several other events happening on October 21 that may interest the research advocacy community, FASEB is canceling the planned Advocacy Town Hall meeting. We look forward to reconnecting with you at our next meeting on November 4!

Your voice matters! Thank you to everyone who has contacted their Congressional representatives to let them know how the government shutdown is affecting your research. Haven’t reached out yet? Take action today! Let Congress hear your story through our quick e-action alert: buff.ly/r2U6XJb

Did you miss this year's PKD Conference? View the newest findings online and how FDA approvals have revolutionized the treatment of Kidney Disease: buff.ly/wQWjFcS