Filter by Date Created
Filter by Division
Filter by Topic
Filter by Type
Bruce Stillman honored with Excellence in Healthcare Award
...two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, CSHL scientists contributed to COVID-19 research with many publications. The CSHL DNA Learning Center also adapted its hands-on science education programs for remote instruction...
President’s essay: Foundations for the future
...published in peer-reviewed journals. After posting over 21,500 COVID-19–related articles by the end of 2021, bioRxiv and medRxiv are recognized as a critical part of the world’s response to the...
CSHL 19th graduating class celebrated
...channel for COVID-19 pandemic research that included epidemiological data, treatments, vaccine development, variant identification, and clinical trials. The Winship Herr Award for Excellence in Teaching was presented to CSHL Associate...
Honorary degrees awarded to CSHL Press leadership
...to the world’s latest scientific research, and in 2020, medRxiv became the primary source for COVID-19 pandemic research. Read more about the honorees here: John R. Inglis, Ph.D. John R....
How a world on pause sparked educational innovation at CSHL
...2022: CSHL fostered unprecedented global collaboration and communication through its open-access preprint servers, medRxiv and bioRxiv, disseminating over 22,000 COVID-19 preprints. The Meetings & Courses Program connected 15,000 participants per...
Albert Bourla
...joy. A powerful example of Pfizer’s capabilities and culture was seen in the company’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Investing more than $2 billion dollars at-risk, Albert inspired colleagues to...
Two years of COVID-19 related research at CSHL
...years of the pandemic, CSHL scientists continued publishing their research. In some cases, they went beyond their usual line of study and worked on COVID-19. The four most-read COVID-related CSHL...
Copper, cancer, and COVID-19: The story of an idea, a meeting, and a paper
...last in-person meeting Banbury would host before the COVID-19 lockdown in New York. Despite growing uncertainties about the new coronavirus, the group was focused and produced fruitful discussions. Together, they...
Drug disulfiram prevents immune-related damage
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....
Famotidine clinical trial shows COVID-19 symptom reduction
...valuable to global efforts to find safe and affordable therapies to treat COVID-19.” An over-the-counter heartburn drug shows promise in reducing several COVID-19 symptoms in a fully-remote outpatient clinical trial....
Drug halts immune reactions to save damaged lungs
...traps (NETs). Many scientists suspect NETs help drive the development of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in patients with severe COVID-19 and other life-threatening lung injuries. A video showing how...
COVID-19: Looking ahead
A fireside chat with Dr. Anthony Fauci. Schedule (ET) 9:00–9:45 a.m. Talk and Q&A Click here to watch Zoom Webinar Information ID: 958 5951 7201 Passcode: 489171 About the speaker...
COOs Report: Embracing change
...in providing more frequent cleaning related to COVID-19. Like most of the country, after the Thanksgiving holiday we saw a significant rise in COVID-19 infections. We instituted a temporary Remote...
Open access: The pathway to successful collaborations
...Data Bank (PDB) was born. Transparent and accessible data served us well during the COVID-19 pandemic. Even before January 2020, when the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a...
Lab life: A step for students, a leap for science
...not to science Katie Lam, a high school junior in the spring of 2020, was not sure whether she wanted to go into science. But because of the COVID-19 pandemic...