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Howard Hughes Medical Institute taps two Long Island researchers as among the Nation’s most promising scientists

3/21/2005

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute announced the selection of 43 of the nation's most promising biomedical scientists as new HHMI investigators Read the story »

Researchers uncover scaffolds in the brain’s wiring diagram

3/1/2005

Scientists use statistical analysis and mathematical modeling to search for recurrent, non-random patterns of local connectivity in brain wiring. Read the story »

New clues to the mechanism of short-term memory

2/18/2005

Understanding the biology of memory is a major goal of contemporary neuroscientists Read the story »

Singers (and parents) take note: Worst (songbird) rehearsals precede best debut performances

2/17/2005

A study looks at how sleep helps birds learn songs during a time of brain plasticity. Read the story »

The beak of the squid*: Researchers reveal Argonaute2 protein as the catalytic engine of mammalian RNA interference

7/28/2004

Two studies find that Argonaute2 is the element responsible for the cutting action that carries out RNAi-mediated messenger RNA cleavage. Read the story »

Researchers uncover surprising degree of large-scale variation in the human genome

7/22/2004

A new study by Michael Wigler's group at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory has revealed surprising differences in the DNA of normal cells from different Read the story »

RNA Interference Library covers entire human genome

3/24/2004

CSHL scientists created the first library of human RNA interference clones. Read the story »

Combination therapy drives cancer into remission

3/17/2004

CSHL researchers have found a way to simultaneous use of two or more agents for treating cancer, overcoming chemotherapy resistance. Read the story »

Visualizing the central dogma

3/5/2004

Researchers develop the first system for viewing how DNA is transcribed into RNA. Read the story »

Less is more: New technology captures gene-rich DNA segments

12/18/2003

Plant biology researchers have found a faster way to sequence the genes of corn. Read the story »

Plotting a course to understanding human health: International HapMap Project begins the cartography of human genome variation

12/17/2003

CSHL researchers join other scientists across the globe in the HapMap project, hoping to better identify disease-related genes and develop therapies. Read the story »

Who moved my cheese!?

10/20/2003

Neuroscientists study the neural mechanisms by which rodents use odors to guide their behavior. Read the story »

Powerful new method helps reveal genetic basis of cancer, plus surprising differences in “normal” DNA

9/16/2003

CSHL researchers have developed a comprehensive and robust method to profile the genetic basis of cancer. Read the story »

Nitric oxide regulates stem cell division in the adult brain

7/28/2003

Grigori Enikolopov and colleagues discover that nitric oxide is a regulator of stem cell proliferation in the adult brain. Read the story »

Silent DNA architecture helps block cancer cell growth

6/13/2003

Scott Lowe and his team found a new tumor suppressing mechanism, locking cancer cells into a permanent state so they can no longer proliferate. Read the story »

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Howard Hughes Medical Institute taps two Long Island researchers as among the Nation’s most promising scientists

Howard Hughes Medical Institute taps two Long Island researchers as among the Nation’s most promising scientists

Researchers uncover scaffolds in the brain’s wiring diagram

New clues to the mechanism of short-term memory

Singers (and parents) take note: Worst (songbird) rehearsals precede best debut performances

The beak of the squid*: Researchers reveal Argonaute2 protein as the catalytic engine of mammalian RNA interference

Researchers uncover surprising degree of large-scale variation in the human genome

RNA Interference Library covers entire human genome

Combination therapy drives cancer into remission

Visualizing the central dogma

Less is more: New technology captures gene-rich DNA segments

Plotting a course to understanding human health: International HapMap Project begins the cartography of human genome variation

Who moved my cheese!?

Powerful new method helps reveal genetic basis of cancer, plus surprising differences in “normal” DNA

Nitric oxide regulates stem cell division in the adult brain

Silent DNA architecture helps block cancer cell growth

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