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Reaching new heights in science

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Reaching new heights in science

7/10/2025

Skanska and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory today celebrated the topping out of the Artificial Intelligence and Quantitative Biology (AIQB) building at CSHL. Read the story »

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Branching out: Tomato genes point to new medicines

7/9/2025

Why are some vines straight and others branched? CSHL’s answer could help scientists fine-tune plant breeding techniques and clinical therapeutics. Read the story »

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A new “link” to triple-negative breast cancer

6/30/2025

There’s no effective treatment for the deadly disease. A discovery by CSHL Professor David Spector and grad student Wenbo Xu could point to the first. Read the story »

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Arkarup Banerjee named 2025 McKnight Scholar

6/19/2025

The CSHL neuroscientist will receive $225,000 over three years for his lab's studies of the neural mechanisms underlying vocal communication. Read the story »

A recipe to reverse cancer’s sweet tooth

6/16/2025

Researchers reveal the first 3D structures of the kinase FN3K in different states, which may inform future therapeutics for a variety of cancers. Read the story »

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Exposomics: Holistic health without the snake oil

6/12/2025

After gathering at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s Banbury Center, the field’s leading minds issue a rallying cry heard across biology and medicine. Read the story »

In nature’s math, freedoms are fundamental

5/28/2025

CSHL quantitative biologists have developed a unified theory that could have countless applications, from plant breeding to drug discovery. Read the story »

It’s not you—it’s cancer

4/10/2025

CSHL Associate Professor Tobias Janowitz and colleagues discover the brain-body connection underlying apathy in the late stages of cancer. Read the story »

In pancreatic cancer, a race against time

4/2/2025

By the time it’s diagnosed, it’s often too late. Now, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory researchers have found a way to intercept the deadly disease. Read the story »

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The food and fuel that farms itself

4/1/2025

Duckweed can grow practically anywhere there’s sun and standing water. CSHL plant biologists identify the genes behind some of its most useful traits. Read the story »

The greatest challenge in the universe

3/17/2025

How does the brain turn sensory information into world-building neural responses? New answers could open the door to AI-powered therapeutics. Read the story »

CSHL and global collaborators map Solanum pan-genome

3/5/2025

Landmark study carves a path for plant breeders to improve crops across the globe and expand the variety of produce available in grocery stores. Read the story »

CRISPR manipulates plants’ flower powers

2/19/2025

CSHL Professor Zachary Lippman and postdoc Amy Lanctot have discovered how similar fragments of DNA control flowering in distantly related plants. Read the story »

Ketamine: From club drug to antidepressant?

2/14/2025

CSHL Professor Hiro Furukawa proves the existence of a mysterious brain receptor known as GluN1-2B-2D and shows how it may interact with ketamine. Read the story »

Corn’s ancient ancestors are calling

2/6/2025

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Professors Thomas Gingeras and Rob Martienssen have launched a new genomic encyclopedia called MaizeCODE. Read the story »

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Reaching new heights in science

Reaching new heights in science

Branching out: Tomato genes point to new medicines

A new “link” to triple-negative breast cancer

Arkarup Banerjee named 2025 McKnight Scholar

A recipe to reverse cancer’s sweet tooth

Exposomics: Holistic health without the snake oil

In nature’s math, freedoms are fundamental

It’s not you—it’s cancer

In pancreatic cancer, a race against time

The food and fuel that farms itself

The greatest challenge in the universe

CSHL and global collaborators map Solanum pan-genome

CRISPR manipulates plants’ flower powers

Ketamine: From club drug to antidepressant?

Corn’s ancient ancestors are calling

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