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Digging up the deep-rooted secrets of perennial corn
Perennials may hold the key to sustainable farming. CSHL scientists are decoding the genes that let these plants withstand the test of time. Read the story »
The shocking new research making cancer nervous
Imagine an electronic device that can eliminate tumors. In our exclusive interview, Jeremy Borniger offers an inside look at this exciting new field. Read the story »
Reinvigorating CSHL’s Ph.D. program
Graduate student turned director of graduate studies, Zachary Lippman shares his vision for the CSHL School of Biological Sciences. Read the story »
The tiny plant tackling climate change
The humble aquatic duckweed plant has enormous potential as a new source of healthy protein, low-carbon biofuels, and other bioproducts. Read the story »
Darwin’s Smile explores the cross-section of art and science
Isabella Rossellini’s new one-woman show unpacks the origins of emotions, a place where the art of acting and the science of evolution come together. Read the story »
Cancer lab makes surprise discoveries in heart disease
Two separate studies from the Spector lab at CSHL suggest that certain genes can lead to cardiac problems. Read the story »
Welcome to Biology + Beyond
CSHL President and CEO Bruce Stillman introduces a special issue of Nautilus magazine now online, featuring the Lab’s latest groundbreaking research Read the story »
A cure to achieve diversity in STEM education
The DNALC is transforming how science is taught, using hands-on research programs to keep students from historically excluded communities in STEM. Read the story »
Mapping out new routes to treat brain disorders
CSHL scientists explore new angles to improve brain disorder therapies with 3D maps of the NMDA receptor, a key player in Alzheimer's and epilepsy. Read the story »
Building better AI with the power of neuroscience
Artificial Intelligence (AI) experts at CSHL are creating better AI by deciphering brain circuits. Read the story »
President’s essay: Foundations for the future
Strategically designed to spark scientific exchange and inspiration, CSHL is a unique research and education environment for advancing science. Read the story »
How tweaking genes keeps corn and rice on your plate
CSHL scientists leveraged lessons from the corn genome to improve another global staple crop, rice. Read the story »
Knowing what it’s like to be the only one in the room
CSHL’s head of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Charla Lambert helps scientists apply their unique identities and perspectives from all walks of life. Read the story »
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