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AI training: A backward cat pic is still a cat pic

5/4/2023

This basic rule of thumb is helping CSHL’s quantitative biologists train AI to get a better read of the human genome. Read the story »

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Unlocking cancer’s ancestry

12/27/2022

New software may help reveal the complete connections between ancestry and cancer, which could lead to better, more personalized treatments. Read the story »

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Finding the right AI for you

12/5/2022

AI’s popularity has reached a point where there are too many options. How do you know which AI is right for you? CSHL scientists have a solution. Read the story »

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Welcome to Biology + Beyond

11/14/2022

CSHL President and CEO Bruce Stillman introduces a special issue of Nautilus magazine now online, featuring the Lab’s latest groundbreaking research Read the story »

Even fruit flies count

10/25/2022

Fruit flies know if they’ve smelled an odor once, twice, many times, or never before. Read the story »

Exposing the evolutionary weak spots of the human genome

9/22/2022

Researchers built a computer program that tracks harmful mutations throughout human evolution. It may help uncover the origins of genetic diseases. Read the story »

How the thymus trains T cells to fight infections

8/2/2022

CSHL scientists identified, for the first time, the RNA in humans used to train T cells to attack dangerous or foreign proteins in the body. Read the story »

AI is helping scientists explain our brain

2/28/2022

Neuroscientists are turning to artificial intelligence to help them understand the brain, but what if AI misses the true story? Read the story »

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Getting a step ahead of TB’s drug resistance evolution

2/15/2022

Mutations are not random, with some kinds of changes occurring more often than others. CSHL researchers may be able to predict which direction evolution is li Read the story »

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Brain waves churn differently when paying attention

2/2/2022

See the shapes and speeds of electrical waves in the brain change in response to attentiveness. Watch the video »

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Finding structure in the brain’s static

2/1/2022

CSHL researchers found that the brain’s state of attentiveness may be encoded in the shapes and speeds of slow electrical waves. Read the story »

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Calculating the path of cancer

10/4/2021

A new mathematical approach is helping cancer researchers at CSHL determine how mutations lead to different behaviors in cancerous cells. Read the story »

URP: Summer camp for undergrads

7/29/2021

The Undergraduate Research Program brings college students from around the world to CSHL for a summer of research and fun. Read the story »

How to outwit evolution

7/21/2021

CSHL Assistant Professor David McCandlish uses statistical methods to predict the evolution of antibiotic resistance in bacteria. Read the story »

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 »

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