Public Lecture: SEEING WITH SEQUENCING April 17, 2019 Come hear from three quantitative biologists as they discuss how they see with sequencing to solve mysteries ranging from the genetics of evolution...
Molly Hammell wins CZI award for ALS study December 5, 2018 Associate Professor Molly Hammell wins award for proposed study to find transposable elements that are implicated in ALS.
Redefining biologists, redefining genes May 16, 2017 Drs. Molly Hammell and Thomas Gingeras talk about redefining what a biologist is and what genes are.
Research suggests a possible role for a storm of ‘jumping genes’ in ALS March 27, 2017 New research demonstrates that some transposons are no longer effectively inhibited, resulting in a storm of jumping genes, leading to DNA damage.
Dark matter of the genome, part 1 March 15, 2017 This episode of Base Pairs digs into "dark matter" a type of genetic information that could help scientists better understand diseases like
Riding out of the shadows of ALS, toward better treatments August 1, 2016 Graduate student Lisa Krug discusses her research and personal connection to ALS, and Ride for Life, a not-for-profit organization for ALS research.
ALS Ride for Life comes to Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory May 23, 2016 CSHL gathered to welcome Chris Pendergast and his ALS Ride for Life team to campus on Monday, May 16.
Ride For Life gives $300,000 for ALS research at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) October 20, 2015 ALS Ride For Life this month presented $300,000 to CSHL Assistant Professor Molly Hammell and Associate Professor Josh Dubnau
CSHL’s Dr. Molly Hammell named 2014 Rita Allen Foundation Scholar July 1, 2014 Dr. Hammell wins an award for young investigators for innovative biomedical research
Storm of ‘awakened’ transposons may cause brain-cell pathologies in ALS, other illnesses September 4, 2012 A team of neuroscientists and informatics experts at CSHL reports important progress today in an effort to understand the relationship between transpo
