CSHL Stories and Media archive for Tag: CSHL history

Learn about the cool campus artwork at CSHL

Different structures and artworks around campus hint at a history of groundbreaking molecular science. Take the quiz »

CSHL Meetings & Courses then and now

3/15/2023

Explore the history of CSHL’s Meetings & Courses programs, along with their legacy of pioneering research and science education, from 1890 to today. Read the story »

172-year-old seawall restored at CSHL

11/11/2022

The new, modern seawall will protect the Laboratory and inner Cold Spring Harbor from climate change while preserving the wall’s historic character. Read the story »

The 2022 CSHL Raft Race

10/12/2022

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 the video »

Open access: The pathway to successful collaborations

12/30/2021

2021 marks the 50th anniversary of the Protein Data Bank, a data bank that revolutionized scientific data standardization, transparency, and access. Read the story »

Row, row, row your raft: The CSHL 6th annual raft race

9/20/2021

The sixth annual handmade raft race capped the summer of 2021 at the Laboratory. Watch the video »

CSHL serves up its 30th season of volleyball

8/3/2021

People have been playing volleyball at CSHL for decades. The league returned for its 30th season in the summer of 2021. Read the story »

Rebuilding history: The Cold Spring Harbor seawall

7/30/2021

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is rebuilding the harbor’s 170-year-old seawall using modern construction and its original stones. Read the story »

CSHL alumna donates her Nobel-Prize winning lab notebooks

4/13/2021

A new CSHL digital archive chronicles the Nobel Prize-winning work of Carol Greider. Read the story »

LIVE At the Lab: Adenovirus – A look back at early CSHL research

4/9/2021

President and CEO Bruce Stillman and Dean of Academic Affairs Terri Grodzicker discuss their adenovirus research in the 1980s. Watch the video »

Bridging lessons from the HIV/AIDS pandemic to COVID-19

3/24/2021

A new NEH-funded annotated digital archive collects the recollections and findings of HIV/AIDS researchers in a way helpful to today’s researchers. Read the story »

1,100 CSHL heroes

1/6/2021

In 2020 the Laboratory pivoted some of its research to COVID-19. We opened a new organoid facility and celebrated people working through the pandemic. Read the story »

CSHL is changing scientific exchange

5/27/2020

The Lab leads the way in moving from on-site meetings and courses to virtual modes of scientific exchange. Read the story »

Carol Greider: Nobel Prize-winning rogue biologist

3/31/2020

CSHL alumna Carol Greider won the Nobel Prize and is a champion for diversity. But her dyslexia almost derailed her career before it began. Read the story »

Barbara McClintock: Free to discover

3/23/2020

Nobel laureate Barbara McClintock spent half her life at CSHL, enjoying the freedom to explore new ideas and ignore criticism. This is her journey. Read the story »