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Realizing a dream: How a program for undergraduates placed me at the center of CRISPR research

8/16/2017

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. Read the story »

Base Pairs Episode 11: Biology, behind the screens

8/15/2017

A “behind the screens” look at how biology is addressing its “most wonderful problem”—too much data. Associate Professor Gurinder S. “Mickey” Atwal. Listen to the podcast »

Biology, behind the screens

8/15/2017

Associate Professor Gurinder "Mickey" Atwal talks about the essential mystery at the center of quantitative biology. Read the story »

Structural view suggests RNAi machinery multiplies its efficiency in repressing gene expression

8/3/2017

Leemor Joshua-Tor publishes atomic-resolution pictures and an analysis of RNAi machinery Read the story »

CSHL’s Kepecs receives BRAIN Initiative grant to develop tools to guide behavioral research

8/1/2017

Dr. Adam Kepecs receives grant to develop conceptual infrastructure for behavioral neuroscience research Read the story »

The latest research in immunotherapy and cancer

7/28/2017

Doctors Douglas Fearon and Robert Maki talk about the latest science and how immunotherapy is already affecting patient lives. Watch the video »

Mouse masculinization traced to estrogen receptor in inhibitory neurons

7/27/2017

What makes a male animal act "male?" Watch the video »

Long-sought mechanism of metastasis is discovered in pancreatic cancer

7/27/2017

An epigenetic factor reprograms gene enhancers, enabling cancer cells to “remember” an earlier developmental state and causing metastasis. Read the story »

Breast cancer’s dark matter

7/21/2017

Sarah Diermeier, Ph.D., talks about breast cancer and how Spector Lab are exploring the "dark matter of the genome" to find new ways to stop it. Watch the video »

Barcoding the brain

7/21/2017

Is it possible to map the brain using barcodes? Justus Kebschull, a graduate from WSBS, talks about his work within neuroscientist Tony Zador's lab. Watch the video »

Meeting Ötzi the Iceman

7/21/2017

Anthropologist Lindsay Barone Ph.D. of CSHL's DNA Learning Center, talks about what we've learned from 5,300 year old murder victim: Ötzi the Iceman. Watch the video »

Demystifying GMOs

7/21/2017

We've all heard of GMOs, but what exactly ARE they? Hannes, a plant scientist from CSHL's Dave Jackson lab, explains genetic modification. Watch the video »

What defends the genome when it’s “naked?”

7/20/2017

Professor Rob Martienssen and postdoctoral researcher Andrea Schorn explain what defends the genome when it's "naked." Watch the video »

Team traces masculinization in mice to estrogen receptor in inhibitory neurons

7/20/2017

CSHL researchers discover when ERα receptors are deleted in the brains of male mice, they do not exhibit typical "masculine" behaviors during puberty. Read the story »

Science and architecture: Back to the future!

7/20/2017

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. Read the story »

Library of CRISPR targeting sequences increases power and accuracy of the gene-editing method

7/20/2017

New library of RNA sequences that can be used by researchers to direct the CRISPR-cas9 complex to cut DNA with unprecedented precision. Read the story »

Base Pairs Episode 10.5: Tomato baby and its family

7/14/2017

Plant scientist Zachary Lippman tells stories from the field of bizarre tomatoes, intensely hot peppers, and giant pumpkins. Listen to the podcast »

Tomato baby and its family

7/14/2017

This episode of Base Pairs talks to Associate Professor Zachary Lippman about all the weird mutations that naturally occur in plants. Read the story »

Eugenics used to be incredibly popular. We can’t let that happen again.

7/5/2017

Miriam Rich, the recipient of CSHL’s 2017-18 Sydney Brenner Research Scholarship, is determined to show how the concept of “good genes” became. Read the story »

Freeze-frames of enzymes in action have implications for a new cancer treatment concept

7/3/2017

TUTase enzymes interact with let-7, a regulator of development; targeting them could help control certain cancers. Read the story »

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CSHL Stories & Media Archive

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Realizing a dream: How a program for undergraduates placed me at the center of CRISPR research

Base Pairs Episode 11: Biology, behind the screens

Biology, behind the screens

Structural view suggests RNAi machinery multiplies its efficiency in repressing gene expression

CSHL’s Kepecs receives BRAIN Initiative grant to develop tools to guide behavioral research

The latest research in immunotherapy and cancer

Mouse masculinization traced to estrogen receptor in inhibitory neurons

Long-sought mechanism of metastasis is discovered in pancreatic cancer

Breast cancer’s dark matter

Barcoding the brain

Meeting Ötzi the Iceman

Demystifying GMOs

What defends the genome when it’s “naked?”

Team traces masculinization in mice to estrogen receptor in inhibitory neurons

Science and architecture: Back to the future!

Library of CRISPR targeting sequences increases power and accuracy of the gene-editing method

Base Pairs Episode 10.5: Tomato baby and its family

Tomato baby and its family

Eugenics used to be incredibly popular. We can’t let that happen again.

Freeze-frames of enzymes in action have implications for a new cancer treatment concept

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