CBE-Life Sciences Education
Through its partnership with the American Society for Cell Biology, GSA supports the publication of CBE-Life Sciences Education (LSE). LSE publishes peer-reviewed articles covering a breadth of life science education topics at the K-12, undergraduate, and graduate levels, making it a valuable resource for educators across many levels and disciplines. As an editorial partner, GSA helps promote and support LSE, while ASCB remains the publisher.
LSE publishes two types of articles:
- descriptions of research that breaks new ground in understanding biology teaching and learning
- descriptions of the implementation and evaluation of educational innovations in the life sciences.
Regardless of the nature of the work, articles should offer a logical, evidence-based chain of reasoning about the design and methods used to generate the findings and support the conclusions.
The journal also publishes essays on timely and important topics related to biology teaching and learning, including assessment methods, student engagement, curriculum innovations, K–20 continuum, and others.
Read the latest articles published in LSE.
Could Instructor Talk Drive CURE Effectiveness? A Comparative Study of Instructor Talk in Introductory Lab Courses
CBE—Life Sciences Education, Volume 25, Issue 1, March 01, 2026. <br/>
Embedded Gatekeeping, Comparativeness, and Hidden Curriculum Create Feelings of Impostorism for Biology Doctoral Students
CBE—Life Sciences Education, Volume 25, Issue 1, March 01, 2026. <br/>
What Student Struggles do Instructors see? Teacher Knowledge of Students in Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experiences
CBE—Life Sciences Education, Volume 25, Issue 1, March 01, 2026. <br/>