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CSHL team helps Neandertal Genome Project—Emily Hodges interview

5/18/2010

CSHL team helps Neandertal Genome Project identify differences between Neandertals and modern humans. Watch the video »

Reference genome of maize, America’s most important crop, is published by team co-led by CSHL scientists

11/19/2009

Complex sequence and "HapMap" shed light on maize's "wonderful diversity" could help future efforts to adapt the plant to a warming climate. Read the story »

Anne Wojcicki, Linda Avey, CSHL Board Chairman, Eduardo Mestre, CSHL President, Bruce Stillman

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory brings New York’s business elite up to speed on the personal genome

4/28/2009

The much-heralded era of personalized medicine holds great hope for the future of healthcare in America Read the story »

CSHL scientists find a new class of small RNAs and define its function

1/27/2009

Small, stable RNAs clipped from mature protein-coding RNAs can regulate gene expression. Read the story »

Scientists discover new class of small RNAs that regulate gene expression and protect the genome

5/13/2008

Researchers published findings on small RNAs, identifying a brand new class and clarifying how a known class acts to regulate gene activity. Read the story »

Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory hone method to selectively target cancer genes and cells

2/21/2008

Collaboration announced the development of a faster and more affordable method for discovering genes essential to the survival of cancer cell. Read the story »

Cold Spring Harbor scientists devise novel, low-cost method of sifting genome’s high-value regions

11/6/2007

Technique opens new horizons for Scientists seeking disease-related genes. Read the story »

Watson genotype viewer now online

6/28/2007

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory releases sequence browser. Read the story »

Psychiatric Genomics Center established at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory with $25 million gift from the Stanley Medical Research Institute

6/22/2007

CSHL has received one of the largest gifts in its history from Theodore and Vada Stanley to establish the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Genomics. Read the story »

CSHL selected for modENCODE Data Coordination Center

5/15/2007

CSHL researcher Lincoln Stein, M.D., Ph.D. was selected to lead the National Human Genome Research Institute’s (NHGRI) data coordination efforts. Read the story »

International Consortium launches new web-based tool

6/2/2004

CSHL release Reactome, a curated database of humans biological processes, in collaboration with the European Bioinformatics Institute. Read the story »

RNA Interference Library covers entire human genome

3/24/2004

CSHL scientists created the first library of human RNA interference clones. Read the story »

Lincoln Stein named 2004 Benjamin Franklin Award in Bioinformatics laureate

2/12/2004

Lincoln Stein receives the Benjamin Franklin Award from the Bioinformatics Organization. Read the story »

Genome Technology’s Institute of the Year is “Long Island’s Genomics Gem”

1/14/2004

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory was name the most innovative institution in bioinformatics by Genome Technology. Read the story »

Plotting a course to understanding human health: International HapMap Project begins the cartography of human genome variation

12/17/2003

CSHL researchers join other scientists across the globe in the HapMap project, hoping to better identify disease-related genes and develop therapies. Read the story »