The important role of an Uplands Farm cat October 29, 2019 Cats, Uplands Farm’s smallest employees, have always played a big role in plant care and seed guarding.
Nobel laureate William Kaelin draws a crowd October 29, 2019 Nobel laureate and cancer researcher William Kaelin holds a seminar on his award-winning research at CSHL.
The world of Brianna Bibel, The Bumbling Biochemist September 17, 2019 Brianna Bibel, a third-year graduate student at WSBS, is making ripples in the science community through her social media presence.
A survivor’s path to cancer research August 9, 2019 Leukemia survivor and CSHL volunteer Anya Shah talks about her drive to do cancer research and her time in Vakoc lab.
Hitting the high notes at the Lab May 23, 2019 The CSHL choir is a cherished tradition, bringing song to some of the Lab’s most important occasions. Learn more about the history of this storied group.
Science is a lesson in ‘eye-opening’ for students and teachers February 27, 2019 WSBS graduate student Bruno Gegenhuber embraced teaching at the DNA Learning Center as a learning experience in itself.
What does sight mean to a cancer researcher? February 26, 2019 Postdoc Leah Banks discusses vision’s role in cancer research, and how nearly losing her sight gave her a new perspective on her work.
From workshops to lab work—right next door September 13, 2018 College student James Korossy’s journey from taking workshops at the DNA Learning Center to working at the bench in CSHL Fellow Lingbo Zhang’s lab.
Being a scientist means being part of a team June 12, 2018 High school senior Jerinna Solages learns what it’s really like to do scientific research in CSHL’s Partners for the Future program.
A science writer’s quest to understand heredity May 30, 2018 LabDish spoke with science writer Carl Zimmer about what he learned about heredity as he zig-zagged through CSHL while writing his new book.
How do plants know when to flower? May 18, 2018 Colorful flowers are a sure sign of spring. But how do flowering plants know that it is time to bloom?
Kids today are doing what forensics experts couldn’t just 25 years ago March 6, 2018 An 11-year-old student uses DNA testing to try to solve a 5,000-year-old murder mystery at CSHL’s DNA Learning Center.
Welcome to the real world of science, I’ll be your guide February 5, 2018 Jackie Novatt was determined to show the people on her campus tours how science really works—and landed her dream job in the process.
45 years later, a scientist realizes he’s a star January 24, 2018 David Haas was stunned to learn the impact of work he abandoned decades ago. He took a CSHL course to see it for himself.
Turning off the immune system is hard. Turning it on against cancer is easier. January 10, 2018 How Professor Doug Fearon’s experiences with autoimmune disease patients contributed to the discovery of a new potential immunotherapy for cancer.
A spot at the podium: The Women in Biology Speakers List December 5, 2017 The gender imbalance in slates of invited speakers for scientific conferences is an issue that CSHL's Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) group.
For brain cells, you are who you speak to October 31, 2017 Tracking a person entails searching through their email, phone, and other means of communication to map out their network. To do this for a brain cell
Halfway around the world, a reunion of friends opens door to a cancer discovery August 31, 2017 After interviewing for a position in a pancreatic cancer lab at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, 7,000 miles from his hometown in South Korea, Chang-il.
Realizing a dream: How a program for undergraduates placed me at the center of CRISPR research August 16, 2017 Hands-on experience using CRISPR and access to top scientists from around the world who are pioneering its use made this a memorable summer for.
Science and architecture: Back to the future! July 20, 2017 3D images are a throwback to the past as CSHL and Centerbrook Architects rediscover a 1950s building that has been occupied by some of the Laboratory.
