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Using “guilt by association” to classify cells

7/14/2021

Using a new computational statistics tool, CSHL researchers classify cells to understand how an organism functions. Read the story »

CSHL neuroscientist awarded Klingenstein-Simons Fellowship

6/10/2021

Assistant Professor Lucas Cheadle was awarded the Klingenstein-Simons Neuroscience Fellowship for his microglia research. Read the story »

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Envisagenics and Biogen partner for RNA splicing research

6/9/2021

CSHL spin-out company Envisagenics teams up with Biogen to advance research in RNA-based therapeutics for central nervous system diseases. Read the story »

CSHL neuroscientist Lucas Cheadle named McKnight Scholar

6/4/2021

Assistant Professor Lucas Cheadle has been named a 2021 McKnight Scholar for his work on microglia. Read the story »

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COVID-19 can’t stop collaboration

5/18/2021

The Banbury Center is the Laboratory’s biology think tank. During the pandemic, it convened virtually and published policy papers. Read the story »

Diagramming the brain with colorful connections

5/10/2021

CSHL scientists developed a new tool that identifies brain cell types and traces their connections. Read the story »

Reversing a genetic cause of poor stress responses in mice

4/7/2021

CSHL researchers discovered how a gene prevents mice from coping with stressful situations. They found several ways to reverse its effects. Read the story »

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Increasing access to digital mental health treatments

3/10/2021

Banbury Center meeting participants published a white paper on policies and practices for digital mental health treatments. Read the story »

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The doctor will sniff you now

3/1/2021

Dogs can sniff out many diseases, likely including COVID-19. CSHL scientists are developing an AI-based “Deep Nose” to mimic that diagnostic sniff. Read the story »

CSHL endorses ALBA Declaration on Equity and Inclusion

1/12/2021

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is endorsing the ALBA Declaration on Equity and Inclusion to promote equality in the field of neuroscience. Read the story »

NIH BRAIN Initiative invests $9.7 million in CSHL scientists

12/29/2020

CSHL scientists received grants to broaden our knowledge of the human brain and how to treat neurological disorders. Read the story »

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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 »

Mice with too many chandelier cells lack depth perception

12/8/2020

Chandelier cells should decrease in number as animals develop. Mice with too many cells lack depth perception. Watch the video »

electron microscopy image of chandelier cells in a mouse brain

Problems with depth perception caused by too many cells

12/7/2020

Chandelier cells should decrease in number as animals develop. If too many remain, brain systems may not work properly. Read the story »

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Generous CSHL neighbor endows graduate student fellowship

11/30/2020

Dr. Mukund Padmanabhan has donated a $1 million endowment for a fellowship in computational neuroscience at the CSHL School of Biological Sciences. Read the story »