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School of Biological Sciences launches BioAI Ph.D. program

12/4/2025

The new degree program will equip math, physics, and engineering students with the tools needed to make groundbreaking biomedical discoveries. Read the story »

Alexander wins Kidney Cancer Association Trailblazer Award

11/4/2025

The $75,000 grant supports her lab’s cutting-edge research on the role of nuclear speckles in kidney and renal pelvic cancers. Read the story »

CSHL Press names David Crotty executive director

11/3/2025

Crotty succeeds founder John Inglis, who has led CSHL Press since 1987. Read the story »

Dicer: Life’s ancient repair tool

10/28/2025

In 2014, the Martienssen lab discovered that the Dicer protein helps protect the genome in humans and yeast. Now, they’ve figured out how. Read the story »

CSHL wins Long Island Business Development Council award

10/17/2025

The award recognizes CSHL’s role as an economic engine and beacon of discovery, innovation, and community development. Read the story »

Kate Alexander wins NIH Director’s New Innovator award

10/8/2025

The award supports Alexander's cutting-edge research on the role of nuclear speckles in gene regulation and disease. Read the story »

The 10th annual CSHL Raft Race

10/1/2025

The Raft Race is an annual showcase of the CSHL community’s creative, ingenious, and competitive spirit. Read the story »

Amor Vegas named 2025 HHMI Freeman Hrabowski Scholar

9/29/2025

Amor Vegas was recognized for pioneering research on senescence and immune response, which may lead to new treatments for aging-related conditions. Read the story »

Go inside cancer’s biology

9/22/2025

A tumor is not just a tumor. It’s a complex ecosystem scientists unpacked at the CSHL meeting, Biology of Cancer: Microenvironment & Metastasis. Read the story »

CSHL mourns the loss of David Baltimore

9/12/2025

The 1975 Nobel laureate and renowned molecular biologist was the first member of CSHL’s Undergraduate Research Program and a frequent return visitor. Read the story »

Center for Humanities hosts author Marc Torres

9/5/2025

Torres’ talk highlights the important role of the CSHL Archives in preserving the history of genetics research on Long Island. Read the story »

“Philifant” sculpture honors research leading to Spinraza

8/29/2025

"Phil’s piece is more than a visual gift—it is a thoughtful expression of our mission to make life better through science,” says CSHL President Bruce Stillman Read the story »

Inglis and Sever earn Royal Society Research Culture Award

8/27/2025

Inglis and Sever earned the award for their critical role in establishing the preprint servers bioRxiv and medRxiv. Read the story »

The CRISPR revolution continues

8/12/2025

On the heels of the first personalized CRISPR-based therapy, CSHL’s Genome Engineering: CRISPR Frontiers meeting celebrates its 10th anniversary. Read the story »

‘Transform’

8/4/2025

Unearth the story behind one of CSHL’s most impressive sculptures, rust and all. Read the story »

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