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50 years ago today: Watson wins Nobel Prize

10/18/2012

Watson was a professor at Harvard University at the time, when a student announced the news. Read the story »

The Cold Spring Harbor Clippings Collection

9/10/2012

The Collection is a compilation of newspapers, magazines, and trade journals relating to the scientists and events at CSHL & the scientific community. Read the story »

Science books that changed the world

9/6/2012

New Scientist online held a competition to determine what is the most influential popular science book of all-time. Read the story »

Winship Herr collection

8/31/2012

The Winship Herr Collection is comprised mainly of material generated from 1991 to 1994. Read the story »

1968: A banner year for Watson

8/20/2012

Three major events occurred during the year, each of which would shape the course of Watson's life to come. Read the story »

Amos Avery photographic collection processing

7/31/2012

The collection, now housed in the CSHL Archives, includes 129 unsorted photographs, approximately 75 negatives, and 3 scrapbooks. Read the story »

Grant from NYS Documentary Heritage Program makes possible basic processing of CSHL’s “hidden collections”

7/30/2012

The CSHL Library & Archives has received a 2011-2012 Documentary Heritage Program (DHP) grant. Read the story »

Eugenics Record Office (ERO) collection processing

7/27/2012

The Eugenics Record Office Collection is one of the Archive projects being undertaken as part of the NYS Documentary Heritage Program Grants. Read the story »

Watson named one of the 20 Most Influential Americans of All Time

7/27/2012

Watson is best known for his role in the discovery of the double-helix structure of DNA. Read the story »

New exhibit: A Natural Bestseller

7/17/2012

CSHL Archives is proud to announce a new exhibit which documents the publication of Dr. Watson's famous memoir. Read the story »

Having a laugh with Watson

7/12/2012

Letters and documents that speak volumes about James D. Watson’s relationships with friends and fellow colleagues. Read the story »

Patenting life

7/5/2012

The James D. Watson Collection contains boxes of material related to Watson's contributions to the HGP. Read the story »

The yeast collections: James Hicks

6/22/2012

Hicks collaborated with colleagues in the Cold Spring Harbor Yeast group where they researched the mechanisms of mating-type switching in yeast. Read the story »

“Modern Genetics and its Foundations” digitization project

5/18/2012

Dr. Watson’s collection, documents his life, from his early days in Chicago, to the discovery of the double helix structure. Read the story »

Undergraduate Research Program (URP) collection processing

4/16/2012

The Undergraduate Research Program was established to give undergraduate students an opportunity to conduct research in a professional environment. Read the story »

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50 years ago today: Watson wins Nobel Prize

50 years ago today: Watson wins Nobel Prize

The Cold Spring Harbor Clippings Collection

Science books that changed the world

Winship Herr collection

1968: A banner year for Watson

Amos Avery photographic collection processing

Grant from NYS Documentary Heritage Program makes possible basic processing of CSHL’s “hidden collections”

Eugenics Record Office (ERO) collection processing

Watson named one of the 20 Most Influential Americans of All Time

New exhibit: A Natural Bestseller

Having a laugh with Watson

Patenting life

The yeast collections: James Hicks

“Modern Genetics and its Foundations” digitization project

Undergraduate Research Program (URP) collection processing

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