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Autism in the family tree

00:06:22 | May 23, 2023

autism spectrum disorders
genetics
Genomics
Ivan Iossifov
Michael Wigler

CSHL scientists have studied the genetics of autism across hundreds of family trees. This animated video shows what they’ve found.

Autism in the family tree

00:06:22 | May 23, 2023

autism spectrum disorders
genetics
Genomics
Ivan Iossifov
Michael Wigler

CSHL scientists have studied the genetics of autism across hundreds of family trees. This animated video shows what they’ve found. Watch now »

Your diet is your future

00:31:42 | May 3, 2023

cancer
cancer research
CSHL Association
diabetes
lecture
obesity
Semir Beyaz
whole-body physiology

In this video, CSHL Assistant Professor Semir Beyaz shows how what you eat continues to influence your health long after you’ve digested it. Watch now »

Isabella Rossellini shares the stage with CSHL

00:15:54 | March 28, 2023

community
event
Helen Hou
Neuroscience

Watch as the famed Italian actress chats with neuroscientist Helen Hou about Charles Darwin, women in STEM, stage fright, and much more. Watch now »

Shrinking tumors with electricity

00:01:56 | March 8, 2023

cancer
cancer research
Jeremy Borniger
Neuroscience
whole-body physiology

Step inside the lab of CSHL Associate Professor Jeremy C. Borniger, where he and his team are rewiring the nervous system to combat cancer cells. Watch now »

Tour a CSHL lab with film icon Isabella Rossellini

00:01:53 | March 3, 2023

community
event
Helen Hou
Neuroscience

This weekend, the worlds of art and science are one at CSHL as Rossellini presents her new play, Darwin’s Smile. Get your sneak peek here. Watch now »

Follow your nose: Tracking the brain’s smell circuits

00:05:11 | February 27, 2023

Alexei Koulakov
Anthony Zador
brain mapping
Florin Albeanu
Neuroscience
olfaction
whole-body physiology

Take this 8-bit trip along the brain’s olfactory circuits to see what happens up there when you smell something. Watch now »

What drives mom to pick up the kids?

00:01:13 | February 9, 2023

decision making
neurodevelopment
Neuroscience
Stephen Shea
whole-body physiology

The relationship between a mother and child is special. This video shows how moms’ brains are wired to reward motherly care. Watch now »

Tomato cousin’s coolest quirk

00:01:36 | January 25, 2023

evolutionary biology
Plant Biology
plant genetics
Zachary Lippman

Take an up-close look at what CSHL Professor Zachary Lippman describes as “one of the coolest evolutionary novelties to emerge in plants.” Watch now »

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory: Foundations for the Future

00:04:26 | December 15, 2022

community
Corina Amor Vegas
Double Helix Medals dinner
Giving
Jessica Tollkuhn
Meetings & Courses Program
neuroAI
Neuroscience
Saket Navlakha
Semir Beyaz
Tobias Janowitz
whole-body physiology

CSHL continues to lead in biomedical sciences by fostering a collaborative, innovative, and high-risk, high-reward research community. Watch now »

2022 Double Helix Medal winner Dr. Albert Bourla

00:04:35 | November 22, 2022

Double Helix Medals dinner
event
Giving
philanthropy

Pfizer Chairman and CEO Dr. Albert Bourla’s transformative leadership drove the development of the first FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccine. Watch now »

2022 Double Helix Medal winner Dr. Jennifer A. Doudna

00:04:05 | November 18, 2022

Double Helix Medals dinner
event
Giving
philanthropy

Dr. Jennifer A. Doudna won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing the revolutionary gene-editing tool CRISPR-Cas9. Watch now »

The 2022 CSHL beach volleyball league championships

00:02:09 | October 19, 2022

breast cancer
Camila dos Santos
community
employee feature

The 31st season of CSHL volleyball once again fostered camaraderie and competition between friends and colleagues at the laboratory. Watch now »

The 2022 CSHL Raft Race

00:03:11 | October 12, 2022

community
CSHL history
event

Four teams braved the waters of Cold Spring Harbor in DIY rafts for glory and bragging rights in the seventh annual CSHL Raft Race. Watch now »

Tree lighting for pediatric cancer awareness

00:09:34 | September 30, 2022

cancer
cancer research
Christopher Vakoc
Giving
philanthropy
sarcoma

CSHL researchers and local donors came together for the first annual tree lighting ceremony to commemorate Pediatric Cancer Research Awareness Month. Watch now »

The 2022 CSHL Plate Race

00:03:00 | September 8, 2022

community
event
Meetings & Courses Program

The cheers, tears, thrills, and spills of the annual Meetings & Courses Plate Race returned to CSHL after two years away due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch now »

Sowing scientific inspiration

00:04:01 | August 24, 2022

community
history
infrastructure

CSHL horticulturalists discuss how they design and foster the Laboratory’s beautiful landscapes to promote scientific inspiration and exchange. Watch now »

The genetic landscape of autism

00:06:32 | August 16, 2022

autism spectrum disorders
genetic diseases
genetics
Michael Wigler
neurodevelopment
Neuroscience

CSHL Professor Michael Wigler discusses 20 years of research to paint a complete picture of the genetic causes of autism. Watch now »

Mapping brain disorder therapeutics at work

00:02:02 | July 29, 2022

Alzheimer's
depression
Hiro Furukawa
neurodegeneration
Neuroscience

Dive into the 3D atomic structure of the NMDA receptor, important in several brain disorders, and see how it interacts with drugs that inhibit it. Watch now »

<em>LIVE At the Lab</em>: NeuroAI: Learning from the brain and AI

LIVE At the Lab: NeuroAI: Learning from the brain and AI

00:43:01 | July 6, 2022

Anthony Zador
artificial intelligence
machine learning
neuroAI
Neuroscience

A recorded webinar featuring CSHL Professor Anthony Zador on how lessons from the brain can help build better artificial intelligence programs. Watch now »

Picky proteins: A new angle for brain disorder therapeutics

00:02:07 | May 20, 2022

Alzheimer's
depression
Hiro Furukawa
Immunotherapy
Neuroscience

Researchers have designed an antibody that may help treat brain disorders. See how it prevents neurons from malfunctioning. Watch now »

Take note of the rhythm of research

00:02:15 | March 21, 2022

infrastructure

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is pretty, but did you ever notice what it sounds like? We did . . . and turned the unique soundscape into music. Watch now »

Tools of the trade at CSHL: Robotic microwave

00:00:58 | February 24, 2022

click chemistry
John Moses

This robotic assistant gives chemists a hand in the lab. Watch now »

Deactivating pancreatic cancer’s protective coat of arms

00:01:26 | February 17, 2022

cancer
Douglas Fearon
immune system
Immunotherapy
pancreatic/pancreas cancer

Find out how cancer cells shield themselves from the immune system using a coat of armor and confusing signals. Watch now »

Drug disulfiram prevents immune-related damage

00:01:45 | February 14, 2022

COVID-19
immune system
immune therapy
Immunotherapy
Mikala Egeblad

Severe lung infections (like SARS-CoV-2) can trigger a deadly cascade of immune events. In animal models, disulfiram can prevent a very toxic step. Watch now »

Brain waves churn differently when paying attention

00:01:24 | February 2, 2022

artificial intelligence
brain mapping
machine learning
Neuroscience
Quantitative Biology
Tatiana Engel

See the shapes and speeds of electrical waves in the brain change in response to attentiveness. Watch now »

Tools of the trade at CSHL: Tiny scanner, big picture

00:01:10 | January 25, 2022

animal models
cancer detection

Researchers are using tiny versions of clinical machines to improve early tumor detection. In this video, we see a tiny version of a SPECT-CT scanner. Watch now »

Psst! Plants pass notes from cell to cell

00:00:57 | January 14, 2022

David Jackson
Plant Biology
plant genetics

Plants relay messages critical for development between their cells using RNA. See tiny RNA messages zoom around inside plant cells. Watch now »

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Video Library

Autism in the family tree

Autism in the family tree

Your diet is your future

Isabella Rossellini shares the stage with CSHL

Shrinking tumors with electricity

Tour a CSHL lab with film icon Isabella Rossellini

Follow your nose: Tracking the brain’s smell circuits

What drives mom to pick up the kids?

Tomato cousin’s coolest quirk

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory: Foundations for the Future

2022 Double Helix Medal winner Dr. Albert Bourla

2022 Double Helix Medal winner Dr. Jennifer A. Doudna

The 2022 CSHL beach volleyball league championships

The 2022 CSHL Raft Race

Tree lighting for pediatric cancer awareness

The 2022 CSHL Plate Race

Sowing scientific inspiration

The genetic landscape of autism

Mapping brain disorder therapeutics at work

LIVE At the Lab: NeuroAI: Learning from the brain and AI

Picky proteins: A new angle for brain disorder therapeutics

Take note of the rhythm of research

Tools of the trade at CSHL: Robotic microwave

Deactivating pancreatic cancer’s protective coat of arms

Drug disulfiram prevents immune-related damage

Brain waves churn differently when paying attention

Tools of the trade at CSHL: Tiny scanner, big picture

Psst! Plants pass notes from cell to cell

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