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Fine-tuning mutant genes unleashes long-trapped potential in tomato

00:04:15 | 5/19/2017

A team of plant geneticists at CSHL publish a paper in Cell demonstrating how bringing together beneficial traits can have negative consequences. Watch now »

Why is pancreatic cancer SO hard to treat? New discovery helps explain

00:01:40 | 5/16/2017

Discovery of distinct cell types helps explain why pancreatic cancer is so hard to treat. Watch now »

Mutations in “junk” DNA are tied to pancreatic cancer

00:02:50 | 5/8/2017

Mutations in the often-ignored gene-regulating parts of DNA are revealed to influence specific pathway pathologies in pancreatic cancer. Watch now »

What is single-cell genome viewer?

00:02:14 | 3/31/2017

Single-cell genome viewer is a graphical interface, integrating single-cell genomics and conventional pathology of tumors. Watch now »

The DNA Molecule: Basepairing with James Watson

00:01:40 | 1/27/2017

In 1953, James Watson and Francis Crick solved the structure of DNA. This beautiful molecule sparked a new era of research into the code of life. Watch now »

In mouse model of Rett syndrome: how adult learning is impaired

00:01:13 | 1/18/2017

A team at CSHL publishes results of experiments in mice suggesting how MECP2 mutations further impair affected individuals later on in life. Watch now »

Relationship between incorrect chromosome number and cancer is reassessed

00:03:33 | 1/13/2017

CSHL and MIT colleagues report surprising results of experiments intended to explore the consequences of having too many or too few chromosomes. Watch now »

SMA and the drug that fights it, explained

00:03:39 | 12/28/2016

With help from our friends at Youreka Science, CSHL explains SMA and the promising solution that fights it. Watch now »

Gene editing yields tomatoes that flower and ripen weeks earlier

00:02:49 | 12/5/2016

Using CRISPR to expand the geographical range of important food crops. Watch now »

Alan Alda—2016 Double Helix Medal recipient

00:04:15 | 12/2/2016

Alan Alda is the recipient of the 2016 Double Helix Medal. Watch now »

P. Roy Vagelos, M.D.—2016 Double Helix Medal recipient

00:04:05 | 12/2/2016

Roy Vagelos is the recipient of the 2016 Double Helix Medal. Watch now »

The 2016 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Double Helix Medal Dinner video

00:05:49 | 12/2/2016

Dr. Bruce Stillman, President, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, discusses the history of the Lab and current research in biology and genomics. Watch now »

10 years of Double Helix Medals

00:01:48 | 11/22/2016

Ten years of Double Helix Medals from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Watch now »

Emma’s Story: with science on her side, one little girl finds hope

00:02:34 | 11/22/2016

Emma's prognosis was grim, SMA. That's now changing, thanks to the tireless work of Dr. Adrian Krainer and his lab. Watch now »

A historical perspective on Eugenics

11/10/2016

Philip R. Reilly, M.D., J.D. on how has the world of biology and genetics learned from this period of history. Watch now »