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The first project undertaken by the newly established Engagement and Professional Development Committee

Led by Dr. Ahna Skop, "Lab Culture Recipes" is a celebration of diversity and connection—highlighting the personal stories, favorite foods, and cultural traditions of over 120 researchers worldwide.

Submit your nominations (self-nominations welcome) for five important vacancies on the GSA Board of Directors, to serve three-year terms beginning January 2026 and ending December 2028.

GSA member Clement Chow and his lab at the University of Utah School of Medicine were recently featured in a documentary about their work studying rare diseases using Drosophila.

The annual prize recognizes exceptional innovation by a visionary health leader of international stature. Andrews is recognized for her pioneering functional genomics work in the budding yeast model system.

Get to know more about these brilliant scientists and their work through a series of spotlights published in Genes to Genomes. Four profiles have been published, with three more coming soon.

Expert speakers will discuss the rules, procedures and available options for grantees who have had their grant terminated.

GSA and The Gruber Foundation are thrilled to announce the 2025 recipients of the Rosalind Franklin Young Investigator Award.

If you're interested in organizing a seminar in a language other than English, submit your information today.

We will do our best to keep you updated as more information becomes available and are working on developing resources to help you advocate for basic science research funding.

The Genetics Society of America is pleased to announce the 2025 recipients of its GSA Awards for distinguished service in the field of genetics.