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Rockefeller University Press RUP journals publish groundbreaking peer-reviewed research in the life sciences and biomedicine.

JEM's new collection features the latest advances in our understanding of biology and immune signaling. Explore recent...
10/15/2026

JEM's new collection features the latest advances in our understanding of biology and immune signaling. Explore recent JEM papers to accompany the upcoming Cytokine Society meeting 👉 https://hubs.la/Q04B0xZM0

The papers in JCB's collection present methodological advances that make new questions accessible to investigation, & ...
10/14/2026

The papers in JCB's collection present methodological advances that make new questions accessible to investigation, & each applies its method to a biological problem, demonstrating the power of the approach while revealing novel biological insights 👉 https://hubs.la/Q04B17w30

Journal of Experimental Medicine's October issue is here! https://hubs.la/Q04yFSX-0 The cover shows Sirius red staining ...
10/05/2026

Journal of Experimental Medicine's October issue is here! https://hubs.la/Q04yFSX-0 The cover shows Sirius red staining in aged gastrocnemius muscle treated with UA-30 and injected with AAV-RalA (G23V) virus.

Zhang et al. describe the novel compound UA-30, which has anti-aging properties in muscle due to actions on anti-fibrotic mech­anisms and mitochondrial function. https://hubs.la/Q04yFS-q0

Journal of Cell Biology's October issue is here! https://hubs.la/Q04yFsgm0The cover shows blastula embryos undergoing ...
10/05/2026

Journal of Cell Biology's October issue is here! https://hubs.la/Q04yFsgm0
The cover shows blastula embryos undergoing zygotic genome activation (ZGA). Top: normal embryo; bottom: inverted embryo. Segmented nuclei from whole-mount embryos in laser scanning confocal image stacks color coded by amount of nascent transcription within the nucleus; from ethynyl uridine incorporation into newly transcribed RNA followed by click chemistry with TAMRA-azide. High transcription (red) to low transcription (blue). Spatially controlling cell division in early development allows formation of inverted embryos with a flipped pattern of genome activation revealing a quality control pathway that senses proper spatiotemporal patterning of ZGA.

From Wenchao Qian, Matthew C. Good & colleagues (https://hubs.la/Q04yFsgn0)

📢 We're now accepting applications for the JEM Early Career Travel Award, for grad students & early-career postdocs to p...
09/21/2026

📢 We're now accepting applications for the JEM Early Career Travel Award, for grad students & early-career postdocs to participate in the Conference in Antwerp!
Deadline ⏰ October 16, 2026
Apply here 👉 https://hubs.la/Q04xTnr_0

"Journal of Experimental Medicine doubtlessly is among the most prestigious journals in the overall field of medicine an...
09/16/2026

"Journal of Experimental Medicine doubtlessly is among the most prestigious journals in the overall field of medicine and in particular for the fields of immunology and inflammation. Its content in cancer immunology and immunotherapy is always relevant, methodologically sound, and often very new. We have recently published a Brief Definitive Report showing that the receptor of tumor necrosis factor (TNF) on tumor cells signals to the benefit of the malignancy by means of orchestrating protumor immunosuppressive inflammation through several mediators downstream of TNF. The editorial process was fair and the criticisms and questions raised by reviewers were to-the-point and reasonable, albeit tough to be experimentally addressed in a number of instances. We are very proud of our JEM article and feel that it will receive wide exposure in the community.” — Ignacio Melero, Universidad de Navarra.

Learn more about submitting to a journal valued by the community for its impact and integrity. https://hubs.la/Q04xxZ3y0

📢 Attention , , and early-career ! Apply for JCB’s Alan Hall & Norton B. Gilula Travel Awards ✈️ that support your at...
09/10/2026

📢 Attention , , and early-career ! Apply for JCB’s Alan Hall & Norton B. Gilula Travel Awards ✈️ that support your attendance at (Dec. 12-15) in San Diego!

⏰ Apply by October 18 👉 https://hubs.la/Q04x4tvq0

“JGP is one of the increasingly rare journals where editorial decisions remain firmly centered on scientific merit. The ...
09/09/2026

“JGP is one of the increasingly rare journals where editorial decisions remain firmly centered on scientific merit. The review process is rigorous and fair, and the editors do not allow competitive pressures to override a balanced assessment of the science. Just as importantly, JGP continues to champion the work after publication, helping its significance reach the broader scientific community. Because the journal’s standards are trusted internationally, publication in JGP can lead to lasting visibility and recognition well beyond the immediate field. In our own experience, this increased visibility was followed by further international recognition, including scientific awards and a feature in Biomedical Picture of the Day (BPoD), supported by the University of Oxford.”— Chieko Koike, Ritsumeikan University

Learn more about JGP and publish in a journal that is trusted and read globally: https://hubs.la/Q04wXrKR0

On Journal of General Physiology's September cover (https://hubs.ly/Q04wKwHB0): Gaitán‑Peñas et al. (https://hubs.ly/Q04...
09/07/2026

On Journal of General Physiology's September cover (https://hubs.ly/Q04wKwHB0): Gaitán‑Peñas et al. (https://hubs.ly/Q04wKwFH0) show how the VRAC inhibitor DCPIB binds the extracellular selectivity filter through adaptable interactions, providing new insights into the molecular basis of channel inhibition.

Journal of Experimental Medicine's September cover (https://hubs.la/Q04wKtVs0 ) depicts a confocal image of Ramos B cell...
09/07/2026

Journal of Experimental Medicine's September cover (https://hubs.la/Q04wKtVs0 ) depicts a confocal image of Ramos B cells extracting surface-bound antigen from plasma membrane sheets: labeled w/ fluorescent surrogate antigen (magenta); B cells are marked by CD19 (orange).

By Melibea Berzosa, Adam N. McShane et al. from the Dessislava Malinova group: https://hubs.la/Q04wKtWr0

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