An essay from the President: Biology for the planet May 16, 2019 CSHL plant scientists are looking for solutions to the biggest questions in agriculture as environments are reshaped by climate change.
DNA and pop culture quiz When artistic expression meets gene expression, how well does art imitate life? Take our five-question science IQ quiz to find out.
President Bruce Stillman wins prestigious Gairdner Award April 2, 2019 Dr. Bruce Stillman, President & CEO of CSHL, has been awarded the 2019 Canada Gairdner International Award for his work on eukaryotic DNA replication.
Science is a lesson in ‘eye-opening’ for students and teachers February 27, 2019 WSBS graduate student Bruno Gegenhuber embraced teaching at the DNA Learning Center as a learning experience in itself.
A lesson in class December 15, 2017 In this episode of Base Pairs, we discuss how genetic information is changing how we define important categories.
Research profile: Leemor Joshua-Tor November 27, 2017 A CSHL faculty member since 1995, a professor since 2005, Joshua-Tor is among the most distinguished members of the Laboratory community.
Toasting serendipity November 21, 2017 Four decades ago, scientists made a discovery that “completely transformed all of biology,” according to Nobelist James Watson.
Cryo-EM imaging suggests how the double helix separates during replication October 23, 2017 Special cryo-EM imaging helps figure out how the double helix of DNA separates when it replicates
Molecules and a mission January 27, 2017 A special bonus episode of Base Pairs offering an explanation of why the name "Base Pairs" was chosen
The “secret” science center where openness is everything October 27, 2016 Lyme disease researcher Steven Schutzer talks about the important meetings held in the Banbury Center.
How a cold-causing virus and inexplicable experiments helped revolutionize thinking about the genome September 6, 2016 Nobel laureate Richard Roberts discusses the importance of RNA splicing and how scientists can learn from "failed" experiments.
From phages to faces June 15, 2016 In the pilot episode of Base Pairs, two stories of DNA research that show how far the field has come
DNA Justice—How the courtroom can learn from science December 7, 2015 The case of Marvin Lamont Anderson, who was exonerated through the use of DNA evidence.
Finding huge promise in a single cell with student Robert Aboukhalil November 2, 2015 Robert Aboukhalil use his skills as a computational biologist to make single-cell genomic data easy for scientists and clinicians to access and use.
