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Cocktails & Chromosomes: Why do we age?

00:16:26 | July 18, 2024

cancer research
Corina Amor Vegas
diabetes
event
immunotherapy

Humans have asked this question since the dawn of civilization. Today, we have the answer. Find out about this and more from CSHL’s Corina Amor Vegas.

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Why do we age?

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Why do we age?

00:16:26 | July 18, 2024

cancer research
Corina Amor Vegas
diabetes
event
immunotherapy

Humans have asked this question since the dawn of civilization. Today, we have the answer. Find out about this and more from CSHL’s Corina Amor Vegas. Watch now »

The science behind Ozempic and Wegovy

00:39:20 | July 11, 2024

CSHL Association
Foundations for the Future
genetics
lecture
Meetings & Courses Program
Neuroscience
obesity
whole-body physiology

Rockefeller University geneticist Jeffrey Friedman speaks about obesity’s causes and treatments at CSHL’s Brain-Body Physiology Symposium. Watch now »

Catching Cancer When It’s Curable

00:03:19 | June 24, 2024

Board of Trustees
cancer
cancer detection
David Tuveson
event
Giving
philanthropy

CSHL Trustee Bruce Ratner discusses his new book during a fireside chat with Professor and Cancer Center Director David Tuveson. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Of mice and moms

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Of mice and moms

00:21:38 | June 13, 2024

decision making
event
neurodevelopment
Neuroscience
Stephen Shea

The latest installment in our public science talk series fell right between Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. CSHL’s Stephen Shea took it from there. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Immune cells’ brainy convos

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Immune cells’ brainy convos

00:14:09 | May 20, 2024

event
immune system
Lucas Cheadle
Neuroscience
whole-body physiology

CSHL Assistant Professor Lucas Cheadle invites you to listen in to the ongoing conversation between your immune system and your brain. Watch now »

The Great North American Eclipse

00:03:10 | May 13, 2024

community
Jeremy Borniger

CSHL faculty, students, and staff came together to witness one of the most breathtaking celestial events of our lifetime—a total solar eclipse. Watch now »

Tour CSHL’s Foundations for the Future project

00:02:11 | May 9, 2024

cancer
cancer research
elected official
Foundations for the Future
Meetings & Courses Program
pancreatic/pancreas cancer

Join New York Governor Kathy Hochul and CSHL President & CEO Bruce Stillman for an aerial tour of CSHL’s Foundations for the Future expansion project. Watch now »

Senator Schumer visits DNA Learning Center NYC

00:02:33 | May 6, 2024

Board of Trustees
diversity
DNA
DNA Learning Center
education
elected official
event
genetics
STEM

Community leaders from across New York came together in Brooklyn to celebrate CSHL’s achievements in making STEM education accessible for all. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Through the eyes of a fruit fly

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Through the eyes of a fruit fly

00:17:22 | April 18, 2024

animal models
artificial intelligence
Benjamin Cowley
event
machine learning
neuroAI
Neuroscience

CSHL Assistant Professor Benjamin Cowley takes us inside the mind’s eye, using an AI model of this tiny insect’s brain. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Molecules to change the world

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Molecules to change the world

00:23:15 | March 14, 2024

cancer research
click chemistry
event
John Moses
Nobel laureate
Nobel Prize

What is CSHL’s John Moses doing with that glowing liquid? Watch our expert chemist get a reaction from the crowd at Industry bar in Huntington, NY. Watch now »

Can AI uncover breast cancer risk factors?

00:25:17 | February 26, 2024

artificial intelligence
breast cancer
Camila dos Santos
cancer
cancer research
CSHL Association
lecture
Peter Koo
Quantitative Biology

This question lies at the heart of a new interdisciplinary collaboration between CSHL’s Camila dos Santos and Peter Koo. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Sequencing suds

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Sequencing suds

00:21:15 | February 15, 2024

DNA
DNA Learning Center
education
event
genetics
Genomics
STEM

CSHL’s series of fun, interactive science talks returns to Industry bar in Huntington, NY, with a demonstration of today’s DNA sequencing technology. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Best shots of 2023

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Best shots of 2023

00:04:26 | January 16, 2024

Arkarup Banerjee
breast cancer
Camila dos Santos
David Jackson
event
neuroAI
Neuroscience
Plant Biology
science talk
Semir Beyaz
Ullas Pedmale

After a four-year hiatus, Cocktails & Chromosomes returned in 2023. Relive the past year’s best moments and see what’s in store for 2024. Watch now »

The sound of music … by mice

00:02:30 | December 22, 2023

Arkarup Banerjee
cognition
decision making
neurodegeneration
Neuroscience

Ever hear a mouse sing? Now you can. Listen to a pair of mice duets and see how their “songs” are helping scientists figure out how the brain works. Watch now »

Inside CSHL’s Single-Cell Biology Facility

00:03:40 | December 19, 2023

core facility
genome sequencing
Genomics
single cell sequencing

A decade ago, sequencing individual cells was a luxury. Today, it’s critical for biology research. Meet the scientists making it happen at CSHL. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: You are what you eat

Cocktails & Chromosomes: You are what you eat

00:23:08 | December 14, 2023

cancer
cancer research
event
obesity
Semir Beyaz
whole-body physiology

The question is how! Whet your appetite for discovery with this mouthwatering talk on diet and nutrition from CSHL’s Semir Beyaz. Watch now »

The evolution of scientific publishing

00:02:46 | December 5, 2023

artificial intelligence
bioRxiv
COVID-19
CSHL Press
diversity
education
medRxiv

CSHL Press leaders John Inglis and Richard Sever give us an inside look at the process and possible windows into its future. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: The mysterious songs of mice

Cocktails & Chromosomes: The mysterious songs of mice

00:22:44 | November 9, 2023

Arkarup Banerjee
cognition
event
Neuroscience

Mysterious but polite! CSHL’s Arkarup Banerjee breaks down the animals’ call-and-response routine in our latest talk at Industry in Huntington, NY. Watch now »

First look: Whole-body gene expression

00:02:16 | November 6, 2023

aging
cancer research
Christopher Hammell
gene regulation and inheritance
genetics

For the first time, scientists at CSHL have observed gene expression as it occurs throughout an animal. See life take shape in front of your eyes. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Breast cancer awareness edition

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Breast cancer awareness edition

00:25:51 | October 13, 2023

breast cancer
Camila dos Santos
cancer
cancer research
event

CSHL Associate Professor Camila dos Santos unpacks the science of breast cancer prevention at Industry bar in Huntington, NY. Watch now »

The 2023 CSHL Volleyball League Finals

00:02:58 | October 11, 2023

Camila dos Santos
community
employee feature
event
Hannah Meyer

With a wide swath of the CSHL community in attendance, we got an up-close view of the action. How close? Think “camera on the ref’s head” close. Watch now »

The 2023 CSHL Raft Race

00:03:52 | October 10, 2023

community
CSHL history
event

Teamwork, ingenuity, and perseverance triumph over sinking ships as a record 14 teams take to the waters in the eighth annual Raft Race. Watch now »

The dance of epigenetic inheritance

00:02:26 | September 27, 2023

core facility
cryo-EM
epigenetics
Leemor Joshua-Tor
molecular biology
Plant Biology
plant genetics
Rob Martienssen
structural biology

Making sure chromosomes get passed down correctly is hard work. Watch, through fluorescent and cryogenic lenses, how two proteins make it happen. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Uprooting climate change

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Uprooting climate change

00:20:15 | September 21, 2023

climate change
community
crop yield
event
Plant Biology
plant genetics
Ullas Pedmale

Pull up a stool to watch CSHL Associate Professor Ullas Pedmale speak about plants and climate change at Industry bar in Huntington, NY. Watch now »

For the love of fruit flies

00:01:48 | September 11, 2023

animal models
Meetings & Courses Program
molecular biology
neurodevelopment
Neuroscience

Fruit flies use their wings to generate “music” to attract mates. Watch the male try to woo potential partners with a little liquid courage. Watch now »

From the labs to the street: CSHL’s 2023 Plate Race

00:02:52 | September 6, 2023

community
education
event
Meetings & Courses Program

Three CSHL Courses teams and a few sharks compete amid the hot August sun for glory and bragging rights. Watch now »

The ancient viruses in human DNA

00:02:59 | August 24, 2023

Andrea Schorn
epigenetics
gene regulation and inheritance
genome

CSHL Assistant Professor Andrea Schorn takes us into her lab for a behind-the-scenes look at the parts of our genome that aren’t quite human. Watch now »

CSHL makes a splash with Swim Across America

00:01:43 | August 21, 2023

breast cancer
cancer research
click chemistry
CSHL Cancer Center
John Moses
Semir Beyaz

Since 1987, the charity swim has raised over $100 million for cancer research. Here, CSHL Assistant Professor Semir Beyaz voices his support. Watch now »

A full-circle moment in cancer research

00:03:59 | August 16, 2023

breast cancer
cancer
cancer detection
cancer treatment
CRISPR
disease biomarkers
Jason Sheltzer
ovarian cancer
Ph.D. Program

High-tech experiments by CSHL Postdoctoral Researcher Asad Lakhani and colleagues allow us to see early 20th-century hypotheses in a whole new light. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em> gets corny

Cocktails & Chromosomes gets corny

00:19:27 | August 10, 2023

community
CRISPR
crop yield
David Jackson
event
Plant Biology
plant genetics

In the best way possible! CSHL Professor David Jackson talked about corn genetics. Plus, we gave away tickets to Tony Award-winning musical Shucked. Watch now »

Growing human organs in the lab

00:26:25 | August 3, 2023

cancer
cancer research
lecture
Meetings & Courses Program
organoids
pancreatic/pancreas cancer

It’s not something out of science-fiction. It’s a real biomedical breakthrough. This video, with organoid expert Dr. James Wells, shows how it works. Watch now »

Mummies, Neanderthals, and Nobel winner Svante Pääbo

00:38:02 | July 31, 2023

CSHL Association
evolutionary biology
genetics
Human Genome Project
Nobel laureate
Nobel Prize
science talk

An intimate discussion with the 2022 Nobel laureate courtesy of our friends at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Association. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em> is back—watch now, but BYOB!

Cocktails & Chromosomes is back—watch now, but BYOB!

00:14:59 | July 14, 2023

artificial intelligence
climate change
community
event
neuroAI

CSHL NeuroAI Scholar Kyle Daruwalla speaks to a standing-room-only crowd about AI’s energy efficiency problem. Watch now »

Climate-control technology future-proofs plants

00:02:54 | June 13, 2023

climate change
core facility
crop yield
Plant Biology
plant genetics
Ullas Pedmale

Take a virtual tour of CSHL’s new state-of-the-art growth chambers with plant biologist Ullas Pedmale. Watch now »

Autism in the family tree

00:06:22 | May 23, 2023

autism spectrum disorders
genetics
Genomics
Ivan Iossifov
Michael Wigler

CSHL scientists have studied the genetics of autism across hundreds of family trees. This animated video shows what they’ve found. Watch now »

Your diet is your future

00:31:42 | May 3, 2023

cancer
cancer research
CSHL Association
diabetes
lecture
obesity
Semir Beyaz
whole-body physiology

In this video, CSHL Assistant Professor Semir Beyaz shows how what you eat continues to influence your health long after you’ve digested it. Watch now »

Isabella Rossellini shares the stage with CSHL

00:15:54 | March 28, 2023

community
event
Helen Hou
Neuroscience

Watch as the famed Italian actress chats with neuroscientist Helen Hou about Charles Darwin, women in STEM, stage fright, and much more. Watch now »

Shrinking tumors with electricity

00:01:56 | March 8, 2023

cancer
cancer research
Jeremy Borniger
Neuroscience
whole-body physiology

Step inside the lab of CSHL Associate Professor Jeremy C. Borniger, where he and his team are rewiring the nervous system to combat cancer cells. Watch now »

Tour a CSHL lab with film icon Isabella Rossellini

00:01:53 | March 3, 2023

community
event
Helen Hou
Neuroscience

This weekend, the worlds of art and science are one at CSHL as Rossellini presents her new play, Darwin’s Smile. Get your sneak peek here. Watch now »

Follow your nose: Tracking the brain’s smell circuits

00:05:11 | February 27, 2023

Alexei Koulakov
Anthony Zador
brain mapping
Florin Albeanu
Neuroscience
olfaction
whole-body physiology

Take this 8-bit trip along the brain’s olfactory circuits to see what happens up there when you smell something. Watch now »

What drives mom to pick up the kids?

00:01:13 | February 9, 2023

decision making
neurodevelopment
Neuroscience
Stephen Shea
whole-body physiology

The relationship between a mother and child is special. This video shows how moms’ brains are wired to reward motherly care. Watch now »

Tomato cousin’s coolest quirk

00:01:36 | January 25, 2023

evolutionary biology
Plant Biology
plant genetics
Zachary Lippman

Take an up-close look at what CSHL Professor Zachary Lippman describes as “one of the coolest evolutionary novelties to emerge in plants.” Watch now »

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Video Library

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Why do we age?

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Why do we age?

The science behind Ozempic and Wegovy

Catching Cancer When It’s Curable

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Of mice and moms

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Immune cells’ brainy convos

The Great North American Eclipse

Tour CSHL’s Foundations for the Future project

Senator Schumer visits DNA Learning Center NYC

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Through the eyes of a fruit fly

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Molecules to change the world

Can AI uncover breast cancer risk factors?

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Sequencing suds

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Best shots of 2023

The sound of music … by mice

Inside CSHL’s Single-Cell Biology Facility

Cocktails & Chromosomes: You are what you eat

The evolution of scientific publishing

Cocktails & Chromosomes: The mysterious songs of mice

First look: Whole-body gene expression

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Breast cancer awareness edition

The 2023 CSHL Volleyball League Finals

The 2023 CSHL Raft Race

The dance of epigenetic inheritance

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Uprooting climate change

For the love of fruit flies

From the labs to the street: CSHL’s 2023 Plate Race

The ancient viruses in human DNA

CSHL makes a splash with Swim Across America

A full-circle moment in cancer research

Cocktails & Chromosomes gets corny

Growing human organs in the lab

Mummies, Neanderthals, and Nobel winner Svante Pääbo

Cocktails & Chromosomes is back—watch now, but BYOB!

Climate-control technology future-proofs plants

Autism in the family tree

Your diet is your future

Isabella Rossellini shares the stage with CSHL

Shrinking tumors with electricity

Tour a CSHL lab with film icon Isabella Rossellini

Follow your nose: Tracking the brain’s smell circuits

What drives mom to pick up the kids?

Tomato cousin’s coolest quirk

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