Banbury News

Effective vaccines for Lyme disease are needed

10/17/2019

A new report reiterates the need to stop Lyme disease and defines a strategy for developing effective vaccines against it. Read the story »

Partnership raises funds for women in science

10/4/2019

Partnership raises more than $200,000 to support women in science. Read the story »

How to build more trust in science

9/27/2019

Some of the world’s leading custodians of scientific research integrity met at CSHL’s Banbury Center to find out new ways to build trust in science. Read the story »

How one family secured the future of a laboratory

9/12/2019

The Robertson family gifts to CSHL in the early 1970s were of extraordinary importance, for without them the Laboratory might not have survived. Read the story »

Urban Barcode Project showcases student research in biodiversity

7/23/2019

The eighth annual Urban Barcode Project Symposium had young scientists measuring the biodiversity of New York City. Read the story »

2019 CSHL Open House was a hit!

6/13/2019

Over 650 neighbors and science enthusiasts visited the 2019 Open House at CSHL. Read the story »

Banbury meeting addresses neurotechnology concerns

3/13/2019

A white paper written after an important Banbury Center meeting discusses the lack of oversight in direct-to-consumer neurotechnologies. Read the story »

AAAS names two CSHL faculty as 2018 Fellows

11/27/2018

David Jackson and Jan A. Witkowski were both named 2018 AAAS Fellows for their work in the fields of agriculture and biology. Read the story »

Next generation Lyme disease tests found efficacious and ready for clinical arena

12/7/2017

Experts find that current protocols for Lyme disease lacks the accuracy and sensitivity that next-generation testing can provide. Read the story »

The “secret” science center where openness is everything

10/27/2016

Lyme disease researcher Steven Schutzer talks about the important meetings held in the Banbury Center. Read the story »

Who (else) was at Banbury in 1989 setting the stage for the Human Genome Project?

10/27/2015

A historical look back at the 1989 meeting at the Banbury Center which sparked the idea of the Human Genome Project. Read the story »

Two neuroscientists from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory awarded “Transformative” NIH Grants

9/24/2009

Drs. Partha Mitra and Josh Dubnau will use 5-year 'Transformative R01' grants for highly innovative brain projects Read the story »

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) announces an additional Cultural Series lecture on autism

5/15/2007

Portia Iversen is making this special presentation after participating as a faculty member in a Workshop on Autism Spectrum Disorders. Read the story »

CSHL Library and Archives co-organizes DNA exhibit at New York Public Library

5/11/2003

"Seeking the Secret of Life: The DNA Story in New York" was an exhibit celebrating the 1953 discovery. Read the story »