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COO Report: One for the record books

1/3/2024

In 2023, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory revenues achieved their second highest level ever. Read the story »

A special gift from a CSHL family

8/31/2021

Susan Schultz, former Director of Grants, visited CSHL and donated $25,000 donation to the Tuveson laboratory for pancreatic cancer research. Read the story »

Solving genetic disease puzzles with quantitative biology

6/17/2021

CSHL quantitative biologist Jesse Gillis teams up with an immunology specialist at Northwell Health to analyze a complex genetic disorder. Read the story »

Research matters

6/8/2021

Innovative research and educational activities never stopped during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read the story »

DNA Learning Center provides hands-on science at home

5/26/2021

During the pandemic educators engaged with students virtually. The DNALC is preparing for live instruction at a new center in Brooklyn, NY. Read the story »

CSHL Press online usage increased during COVID-19

5/26/2021

Despite pandemic challenges, CSHL Press produced all its journals, added eight new books, and attracted a large grant for its preprint servers. Read the story »

Going virtual, gaining participants

5/24/2021

In 2020, the CSHL Meetings & Courses Program hosted virtual conferences that attracted more than 15,000 participants from over 80 countries. Read the story »

Daniela Conte Foundation donates $30K for sarcoma research

5/20/2021

The Daniela Conte Foundation donated $30,000 to support CSHL Professor Chris Vakoc’s lab’s sarcoma research. Read the story »

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 »

How to bury carbon? Let plants do the dirty work.

2/5/2021

Carbon sequestration could slow or reverse human emissions—and nothing is better at sequestration than a green plant. Read the story »

How does anyone stay healthy in a world full of germs?

1/15/2021

Computational biology is uncovering the immune system’s tricks for identifying foreign invaders. Read the story »

1,100 CSHL heroes

1/6/2021

In 2020 the Laboratory pivoted some of its research to COVID-19. We opened a new organoid facility and celebrated people working through the pandemic. Read the story »

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 »

New LibGuide: Research Data Management at CSHL

9/22/2020

A new LibGuide for research data has been added to the LibGuides database. Read the story »

Painting a colorful path of support for autism research

7/22/2015

Stephanie de Lesseps organizes a color run that earned $10,000 for autism research at CSHL. Read the story »

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