CSHL alumna donates her Nobel-Prize winning lab notebooks 4/13/2021 A new CSHL digital archive chronicles the Nobel Prize-winning work of Carol Greider. Read the story »
Bridging lessons from the HIV/AIDS pandemic to COVID-19 3/24/2021 A new NEH-funded annotated digital archive collects the recollections and findings of HIV/AIDS researchers in a way helpful to today’s researchers. Read the story »
Try Smart Citations from scite_ 3/10/2021 Understand and assess how research articles have been cited beyond crude citation counts. A three month trial at CSHL starts on March 15, 2021. Read the story »
Featured New Books in Honor of Women’s History Month 3/7/2021 Recently published books of interest to the CSHL community. Read the story »
Celebrating Women’s History Month (March 2021) 3/4/2021 The CSHL Library & Archives is celebrating Women's History Month. We pull together some materials we hope you will find of interest. Read the story »
SciFinder-n now available 11/13/2020 CSHL researchers now have access to SciFinder-n, the most chemistry aware relevance engine available. Read the story »
New LibGuide: Research Data Management at CSHL 9/22/2020 A new LibGuide for research data has been added to the LibGuides database. Read the story »
New Books (Fall 2020) 9/15/2020 Recently published books of interest to the CSHL community. Read the story »
CSHL Center for Humanities wins NEH Grant 7/1/2020 The CSHL Center for Humanities & History of Modern Biology wins a CARES Act Grant for its extensive oral history initiative. Read the story »
Nobelist Sir Richard Roberts talks GMOs at CSHL 6/26/2020 Nobelist and CSHL alum Sir Richard Roberts spoke about GMOs and the future of agriculture with Pamela Ronald and Rob Martienssen. Read the story »
Siddhartha Mukherjee discusses The Gene in virtual lecture 6/10/2020 Author Siddhartha Mukherjee discusses the history and future of genetics in a virtual public lecture. Read the story »
CSHL featured in new Ken Burns documentary, The Gene 4/6/2020 The documentary will feature CSHL Professor Adrian Krainer, materials from the CSHL Library & Archives, and glimpses of the CSHL campus. Read the story »
Toasting serendipity 11/21/2017 Four decades ago, scientists made a discovery that “completely transformed all of biology,” according to Nobelist James Watson. Read the story »
Unprecedented access to the great minds who led the molecular biology revolution 3/1/2013 Million-page digital archive is launched today by CSHL, Wellcome Library, 4 other institutions Read the story »
Remembering the Laboratory as it was in 1950 1/23/2013 A look at the experiences of Natalie Meyer, who worked at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in the 1940s and returned for a visit over 60 years later. Read the story »