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Features
To sleep, perchance to sing
Researchers uncover surprising “one step back, two steps forward” effect of sleep on learning and memory
2005 Cultural Series Lectures
Register now to attend free, public lectures on topics including genetically modified food, art & medicine, global warming, dolphin intelligence, and life on Mars
Alumni Corner
CSHL alumna and former trustee Susan Hockfield elected president of MIT
Swartz Foundation establishes center for Computational Neuroscience
A landmark CSHL initiative spurs the exploration of brain structure, function, and disease
Awards
Society for Neuroscience Young Investigator Award, AACR Award for Outstanding Achievement in Cancer Research, and Thomson-ISI “New Hot Paper” plus other awards and honors
The world is a song
Creator of the Palm Pilot, director of the Redwood Neuroscience Institute, and CSHL trustee Jeff Hawkins dazzles Juilliard School audience with a lecture based on his new book, On Intelligence
Amaizing Marja Timmermans
The life and work of a CSHL plant developmental geneticist
Exuberance
At the Dolan DNA Learning Center, author and Johns Hopkins University Professor of Psychiatry Kay Redfield Jamison outlines the psychology of the passion for living
Book Review
The Writing Life of James D. Watson, by Errol C. Friedberg
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