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Insights from ASHG authors: Moving human genetics forward through publishing Meet HGG Advances author and researcher Hol...
05/30/2026

Insights from ASHG authors: Moving human genetics forward through publishing
Meet HGG Advances author and researcher Holly A.F. Stessman, PhD. Learn about their experience of publishing in HGG Advances and their research.
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HGG Advances is an official journal of the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG)

Join us for the Cell Press webinar, Marine microbiology in a changing climate, June 23, 2026, 10:00 a.m. ET.https://hubs...
05/28/2026

Join us for the Cell Press webinar, Marine microbiology in a changing climate, June 23, 2026, 10:00 a.m. ET.
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The ocean is home to the largest microbiome on Earth, yet much of it remains unexplored. Discover how marine microbes drive oxygen production, influence climate regulation, and support ecosystem resilience, and why understanding these invisible communities is more important than ever.

Hear from leading experts:
Alexandra Worden The University of Chicago
Christian Voolstra, Universität Konstanz
Jennifer Bowen, Northeastern University

Explore the latest advances in marine microbiology and ocean science. Register now to attend live or receive access to the on-demand recording after the event.
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From Kiemen, Wirtz, & colleagues, (Johns Hopkins Medicine, Johns Hopkins University): Quantitative 3D histology reveals ...
05/27/2026

From Kiemen, Wirtz, & colleagues, (Johns Hopkins Medicine, Johns Hopkins University): Quantitative 3D histology reveals localized immune remodeling during early pancreatic cancer progression
Read it in Cell Press Blue: https://hubs.li/Q04h_Ld60

Kiemen et al. apply 3D imaging to map inflammation around pancreatic precancers, revealing extreme spatial heterogeneity invisible in standard 2D analysis. Focal hotspots enriched for regulatory T cells and macrophages localize near higher-grade dysplasia and acinar atrophy, identifying early immunosuppressive niches as potential targets for cancer interception.

Read a new focus issue from Plant Communications on AI for plant sciences. Learn how AI is reshaping both fundamental pl...
05/27/2026

Read a new focus issue from Plant Communications on AI for plant sciences. Learn how AI is reshaping both fundamental plant research and translational applications while opening new opportunities for sustainable and data-driven plant science.
https://hubs.li/Q04gX-tb0

Cell Press invites you to discuss your microbiology research with our editorial teams, June 1–12, 2026. They would love ...
05/26/2026

Cell Press invites you to discuss your microbiology research with our editorial teams, June 1–12, 2026. They would love to learn more about the science that inspires you.

Schedule an online meeting: https://hubs.li/Q04hSXKL0

We're excited to announce the following panel discussions happening at the Cell Press Symposium: Multifaceted mitochondr...
05/26/2026

We're excited to announce the following panel discussions happening at the Cell Press Symposium: Multifaceted mitochondria in Glasgow next month:

• Meet Cell Press editors Salvatore Fabbiano (Cell Metabolism), Shawnna Buttery (Cell Reports), and Andy Jobbins (Cell Press Blue)
• Cancer as a window into mitochondrial biology
• Career challenges session, led by our co-organizers Isha Jain (Arc Institute and Gladstone Institute/UCSF) & Thomas Langer (Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing)

Register here for a chance to join: https://hubs.li/Q04hT9xc0

What happens when materials can remember how they control light? Join us for a Cell Press webinar on reconfigurable phot...
05/26/2026

What happens when materials can remember how they control light? Join us for a Cell Press webinar on reconfigurable photonics with phase-change materials and hear directly from global leaders pushing the boundaries of photonics: https://hubs.li/Q04hSLPB0

Featuring:
- Young Min Song (KAIST)
- Lan Li (Westlake University)
- Juejun Hu (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Moderated by editors from Cell Press journals including iScience and Matter, this webinar will explore:

- Integration with metasurfaces
- Programmable optical devices
- Scalable photonic architectures
- Real-world applications in imaging, sensing, and communications

June 8, 2026 | 8:30 p.m. ET | June 9, 2026 | 9:30 a.m. CST

Don’t miss the chance to learn from the experts shaping the future of light-based technologies.
Register today.
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