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The world’s first DNA “tricorder” in your pocket

12/7/2020

A new iPhone app, paired with a handheld sequencer, can recreate a genetics laboratory anywhere in the world. Read the story »

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The DNA tricks that gave us 100 different kinds of tomatoes

6/17/2020

It takes 230,000 genetic differences to make 100 different varieties of tomatoes. Read the story »

CSHL investigators rank among world’s most highly cited

12/11/2019

Seven researchers affiliated with CSHL are among the scientists producing the top 1 percent of the most highly-cited research in the world. Read the story »

Watson School alumni spotlights

5/19/2019

This year, Watson School celebrates the 20th anniversary of its first entering class and looks back at some notable alumni from over the years. Read the story »

Massive genome havoc in breast cancer is revealed

7/12/2018

Researchers have made a highly detailed map of 20,000 structural variations in a cancer cell’s genome Read the story »

New method can more precisely determine when a cell has ‘cashed’ RNA ‘checks’ written by active genes

1/26/2018

CSHL scientists have designed software that enables biologists to determine with unprecedented accuracy how much protein a given cell is making. Read the story »

Scientists sequence genome of worm that can regrow body parts, seek stem cell insights

9/21/2015

Worm’s genome could lead to better understanding of its regenerative prowess and advance stem cell biology. Read the story »

Mathematical ‘Gingko trees’ reveal mutations in single cells that characterize diseases

9/4/2015

Online app could help clinicians choose the best treatments by comparing genetic fingerprints of individual cells. Read the story »

The biggest beast in the Big Data forest? One field’s astonishing growth is, well, ‘genomical’!

7/6/2015

Scientists work to figure out how to capture, store, process and interpret all that genome-encoded biological information. Read the story »

Third-year student Tyler Garvin brings together engineering and medicine to help save lives

6/22/2015

Student researches non-coding mutations responsible for changes in human gene expression. Read the story »

Dr. Michael Schatz, Aspyn and Skyler Palatnick

A unique partnership

3/24/2015

The story of a high school student working with Michael Schatz to create an app that analyzes DNA. Read the story »

CSHL quantitative biologist Michael Schatz awarded 2015 Sloan Foundation Research Fellowship

2/20/2015

Associate Professor Michael Schatz receives a 2015 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Research Fellowship Read the story »

New study casts sharpest light yet on genetic mysteries of autism

10/29/2014

Our picture of how genetic errors contribute to autism has just gotten sharper. Read the story »

A shift in the code: New method reveals hidden genetic landscape

8/18/2014

Scientists develop algorithm to uncover genomic insertions and deletions involved in autism, OCD Read the story »

CSHL quantitative biologist Michael Schatz wins prestigious NSF Early CAREER Award

7/29/2014

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has selected Assistant Professor Michael Schatz, Ph.D to receive its prestigious CAREER Award. Read the story »