Press Archives

A comeback story at Genes & Development

1/23/2025

The acclaimed science journal, published by CSHL Press, has named molecular biologist Andrew Dillin as its new editor-in-chief.

Stem Cells to the Rescue by Helen Blau and Margery Fain

11/4/2024

Establishing Boundaries for Teaching Assistants

5/17/2024

Ed Himelblau, author of The Teaching Assistant’s Guide, describes boundaries for teaching assistants and how to set them in a new article featured in Inside Higher Ed.

In Search of Unicorns: Stories and Insights From 50 years of Biotechnology

5/8/2024

This Thursday, join Tim Harris and Philip Goelet for a fascinating public discussion that blends science, business, and ethics. This wide-ranging conversation will delve into the development of the biotechnology industry, its roots in academia, and what research scientists should know about commercializing their work.

The future of science communication, today

12/29/2023

Ten years ago, CSHL launched bioRxiv. Since then, the preprint server and sister site medRxiv have been key in sharing science for the good of society.

2023 Nobel Prize Winners featured in a newly released book, The Medical Revolution of Messenger RNA, by Fabrice Delaye

11/3/2023

Now available for purchase in print and Kindle formats.

Newly Released Book, Inside Science, Offers a Rare Examination of How Science Really Functions

11/3/2023

Benjamin Lewin delves deep into the evolution of scientific research and asks: What is science?

COO’s Report: A successful transition

1/3/2023

CSHL has effectively responded to the pandemic’s many challenges and is now better prepared for whatever the future may hold.

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press Announces the Release of Public Access E-Book Edition of Benchmark Glycobiology Textbook

9/15/2022

The e-Book Essentials of Glycobiology published by CSHL Press is being made available to readers free of charge, ensuring equitable access for all biologists and translational researchers throughout the world.