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Plants fight for their lives

1/31/2022

As arable land disappears, a genetic tweak might secure the world’s food supply. Read the story »

COO’s Report: Embracing change

12/30/2021

In 2021, CSHL adapted and redirected resources to maintain a balanced budget while also launching new capital projects and welcoming new key leaders. Read the story »

Why AI needs a genome

12/21/2021

AI could learn and adapt like humans with algorithms that work like genes. Read the story »

Lab meets clinic: Building on foundational research

12/15/2021

The future depends on investments in scientific advancement, including expanding the Laboratory’s research visions and shoring up its infrastructure. Read the story »

Can our own immune system fight off cancer?

11/10/2021

Researchers have studied the link between cancer and the immune system for centuries. Today, immunology provides promising solutions to combat cancer. Read the story »

The rise of RNA therapeutics

10/14/2021

RNA has been making waves as a new approach to prevent or treat diseases, including COVID-19 and spinal muscular atrophy. Read the story »

CSHL awards two honorary Doctor of Science degrees

8/22/2021

The CSHL School of Biological Sciences awarded two honorary degrees to Dr. Tania A. Baker and Dr. Mark Ptashne. Read the story »

How to outwit evolution

7/21/2021

CSHL Assistant Professor David McCandlish uses statistical methods to predict the evolution of antibiotic resistance in bacteria. Read the story »

CSHL organoid facility: Cancer custodians

7/2/2021

To beat our worst enemy, we must first let it grow. Read the story »

$11 million investment to develop fibroblast therapeutic

4/26/2021

CSHL Professor David Tuveson and other leading disease experts founded a company to target fibroblasts as a new way to treat cancer and inflammatory diseases. Read the story »

Designing crops for a changing climate

12/15/2020

In the face of climate change, engineering genetic modifications into new crops will ensure future food supplies. Read the story »

medRxiv launches full-text HTML of preprints online

10/20/2020

medRxiv, the health sciences preprint server, announces the addition of full-text HTML to all manuscripts posted online. Read the story »

Understanding the inner workings of the human heart

8/19/2020

Scientists show that muscular structures first described by Leonardo da Vinci are essential for heart function. Read the story »

Why we’re a lot better at fighting cancer than we realized

8/12/2020

Using data mining techniques, doctors have discovered dozens of anti-tumor drugs hiding in plain sight. Read the story »

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s class of 2020

8/7/2020

Meet the seven graduates of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory School of Biological Sciences. Congratulations to all. Read the story »

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