GSA News

This important program that provides GSA members of any career stage up to $2,000 in funding for a project that will have broad and far-reaching impacts to the field of genetics, is switching to a bi-annual rather than quarterly timeline in 2025.

We invite you to read our Year in Review to learn about all of the work GSA has done to support our genetics community and what more we can do with your help.

In addition to their former roles as GSA Board and Committee members, Ambros and Ruvkun co-authored a paper on their work in GENETICS. They are recognized by the Nobel Assembly for their discovery of microRNA and its role in post-transcriptional gene regulation.

If you're considering joining us at a meeting, publishing in the journals, or participating on a committee, the ECLP, or the Peer Review Training Program in 2025, sign up today to make the most of your membership benefits.

All 2024 GSA members are invited to submit nominations for vacancies on the GSA Board of Directors, for three-year terms beginning January 1, 2025.

“Culture Change–Building a Relational and Inclusive Discipline through Genetics Engagement” is a capacity-building initiative that seeks to explore public engagement with science as a path for transformative culture change in the field of genetics.

Congratulations to G3 Associate Editor Charlie Boone and GENETICS Senior Editors Nick Barton and Oliver Hobert!

Congratulations to Maureen Barr, Michael Feiss, Arlen Johnson, Brian Peer, Gisela Storz, and Michael Welte.

The award recognizes his genetics research and work leveraging natural variation in yeast to understand why certain individuals are more susceptible to stress and disease, as well as his service and leadership in his community.

The article centers on research that Montell recently discussed in Season 4 of GSA's audio interview series, SNPets.

Help GSA break down barriers and build a bridge to scientific knowledge by contributing to our Index of Jargon campaign!