CSHL Stories and Media archive for Tag: Lloyd Trotman

The prostate cancer cell that got away

11/16/2021

Like finding a needle in a haystack, CSHL scientists can now track prostate cancer in mice from its single cell start and as it spreads. Read the story »

CSHL Ph.D. program: Graduating class of 2021

8/22/2021

The CSHL School of Biological Sciences awarded Ph.D. degrees to seven students this year, who describe some of their experiences. Read the story »

CSHL Association holds its annual meeting

1/29/2021

The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Association welcomes four new directors and thanks three retiring ones. Read the story »

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory: Science is hope

12/21/2020

The Laboratory is a leading research center for genetics, cancer, plant biology, quantitative biology, and neuroscience. Watch the video »

A science career path: Jason Williams

4/24/2020

He is now a leader at the DNA Learning Center, the place that taught him to love biology in high school. Read the story »

Congressman Suozzi honors Regeneron scholars at CSHL

2/26/2020

Congressman Tom Suozzi congratulated Regeneron semi-finalists, including two Partners for the Future, at a ceremony hosted at CSHL. Read the story »

Fresh insights into prostate cancer surprise Movember crowd

11/22/2019

For a special “Movember” edition of Cocktails and Chromosomes, Dr. Lloyd Trotman explained what his lab is doing to understand deadly prostate cancers. Read the story »

Movember with Lloyd Trotman—A Cocktails and Chromosomes talk about prostate cancer

11/19/2019

In this Movember edition of Cocktails & Chromosomes, learn how new concepts of cancer evolution could turn prostate cancer into a curable disease. Watch the video »

Cocktails & Chromosomes – The Movember edition

8/27/2019

Enzyme PHLPP2 could be a viable drug target for treating prostate cancer

5/15/2019

Researchers have identified an enzyme called Phlpp2 as an attractive drug target for treating prostate cancer. Read the story »

One experiment: Observing cancer’s progress in a mouse prostate

3/14/2019

Using a technique originally designed for mapping brains, two CSHL labs have worked together to image cancer progression in a mouse prostate. Read the story »

Study reveals a way to make prostate cancer cells run out of energy and die

4/3/2018

In lethal prostate cancer, the gene PTEN is often missing. In such cases, one effective treatment may be to administer drugs that inhibit mitochondria Read the story »

Researchers identify “Achilles’ heel” of PTEN that helps drive prostate cancer progression

2/13/2017

Researchers at CSHL have discovered that a protein called Importin-11 protects the anti-cancer protein PTEN from destruction by transporting it. Read the story »

No (real) moustache required to join the “Movember” party

11/15/2016

Members of Trotman don fake moustaches in order to raise money for prostate cancer research during Movember. Read the story »

Movember: Fighting for health in the Lab and the gym

11/20/2015

Dawid Nowak discusses the difficulties and challenges involved in understanding pancreatic cancer. Read the story »