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Harrison’s Heart Foundation honors Niki Gregory at its 2005 Annual Gala Dinner Dance

8/1/2005

Harrison's Heart Foundation honors Niki Gregory, President of the Board, The Maurer Foundation for Breast Health Education, at its Annual Gala. Read the story »

Structural basis of malaria infection

7/28/2005

Researchers determine the molecular structure of a protein that enables malaria parasites to invade red blood cells. Read the story »

The genetic origins of corn on the cob

7/24/2005

Researchers isolated the ramosa1 gene and show how it controls the arrangement and length of flower-bearing branches in corn. Read the story »

CSHL Libraries and Archives hosts “Memories Under the Moonlight”

7/21/2005

CSHL Libraries and Archives hosts “Memories Under the Moonlight,” a celebration of the Memory Board website. Read the story »

Jim and Marilyn Simons donate $11 million towards landmark autism initiative at CSHL

7/20/2005

Dr. Simons and his wife Marilyn donated $11 million to support the research of Dr. Michael Wigler. Read the story »

Nassau County Senate delegation breaks ground for biotechnology at CSHL

7/14/2005

The Nassau County Senate Delegation breaks ground on The Center for Bioinformatics. Read the story »

Study establishes new class of cancer-causing genes: Researchers link aberrant “microRNA” expression to human cancer

6/9/2005

CSHL researchers discover the role microRNAs also play in the growth and development of human cancer. Read the story »

Two Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory researchers win NARSAD awards

5/17/2005

Dr. Takuya Takahashi and Dr. Haining Zhong won Young Investigator Awards by the National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression. Read the story »

Father Tom funds Parkinson’s research at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

5/9/2005

The Thomas Hartman Foundation for Parkinson’s Research pledged $4.4 million over five years to fund genetic Parkinson's research. Read the story »

Good vibes resound at JAZZ at the LAB

5/4/2005

The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Association’s 7th annual JAZZ at the LAB earned over $176,000 for basic biological research in cancer Read the story »

Seeds of change: The legacy of Barbara McClintock immortalized by the USPS

5/2/2005

The United States Postal Service issued a set of “American Scientists” commemorative stamps featuring nobelist Barbara McClintock. Read the story »

Greg Hannon awarded the 2005 AACR Award for Outstanding Achievement in Cancer Research

4/27/2005

Gregory J. Hannon, Ph.D., was named the recipient of the 25th AACR Award for Outstanding Achievement in Cancer Research. Read the story »

Zachary Lippman, 2005 Watson School graduate, lives a “larger-than” life

4/17/2005

Exceptional student earns Ph.D. and starts a family within four years. Read the story »

Pfizer Long Island 2 Day Walk To Fight Breast Cancer announces April training schedule

4/5/2005

The training schedule for the 2005 Long Island 2 Day Walk To Fight Breast Cancer. Read the story »

Second Watson School of Biological Sciences class graduates on April 17, 2005