Protocol Problems: Figuring Out How an Experiment Was Done
Check out this open science blog to understand why ASAP requires a recipe-style protocol or Methods paper to be shared for every Methods section in a manuscript.
The History of ASAP
In this blog, ASAP highlights its transformation since its inception and shares insight into new programs and discoveries.
Celebrating the Collaborative ASAP Community Through Art&Science
Dr. Dorotea Fracchiolla from Team Hurley and Founder of Art&Science shares her recent series of paintings that depict the brains of Parkinson's disease (PD) patients and highlights ASAP's role in facilitating collaboration and knowledge-sharing in the PD community.
PINK1 Pathway to Parkinson’s Disease: 20 Years On
Check out this blog to learn more about the PINK1 meeting that took place in London in November 2024 that marked the 20th anniversary of the discovery of PINK1 mutations linked to Parkinson’s disease.
NINDS’s Building Up the Nerve: Securing Funding for Research
ASAP deputy director, Sonya Dumanis, PhD, joins the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke’s Building Up the Nerve podcast to talk about securing funding for research focusing on choosing what funding to apply for, pitching science to different funders, and writing effective grant applications.
ASAP Care & Career Program: Addressing the Cost of Family Care and Supporting the Next Generation of Scientists
ASAP shares insight into our Care & Career Program and how we are tackling the increasing costs of family care to better support the next generation of scientists.
