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CSHL in the News
BusinessMirror DNA laboratory set for researches, trainings November 19, 2017
University of Manchester
Lost manuscript shines light on 1960s publishing controversy
November 17, 2017
Cambridge Independent
Internationally-renowned scientist Professor Greg Hannon announced as next director of the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute
November 16, 2017
The original preprint system was scientists sharing photocopies
November 16, 2017
Cancer Research UK
Professor Greg Hannon to become director of the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute
November 16, 2017
Quick! What's that smell? Mammal brains identify type of scent faster than once thought
November 14, 2017
Study demonstrates for the first-time neurons moving in postnatal neurogenesis
November 3, 2017
Pharmaceutical Technology
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Center for Therapeutics Research, New York
November 1, 2017
Nature Methods
Neurobiology: gene expression captured on-site
October 31, 2017
High Profile
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory breaks ground
October 30, 2017
Medical News Today
When fear strikes: Study sheds new light on brain mechanism
October 28, 2017
Those giant pumpkins are a marvel of science
October 27, 2017
Researcher investigates the role of small RNAs in communication between cells
October 27, 2017
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Pavel Osten finds Mickey might be from Mars and Minnie from Venus
October 26, 2017
Harvard Crimson
Harvard, collaborators receive $64.7 million NIH grant to build a detailed brain map
October 26, 2017
The Scientist
Image of the day: Fear center
October 26, 2017
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN)
New DNA replication model may open therapeutic door
October 24, 2017
NIH announces BRAIN Initiative grants for 2017
October 24, 2017
Knowing where fear begins is key to controlling it
October 24, 2017
Lateral amygdala fear learning controlled by central amygdala
October 24, 2017
Cold Spring Harbor lab part of team mapping mouse brains
October 19, 2017
The Guardian
Decisions, decisions: the neuroscience of how we choose
October 18, 2017
Neuroscientist Cori Bargmann named 2017 Scientist of the Year
October 18, 2017
Research Information
Finding a needle in a haystack
October 17, 2017
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN)
Copy number variation probes inform diverse applications
October 15, 2017
CBS New York
Cuomo hopes L.I. biomedical facility will lead to research for cure
October 12, 2017
Cuomo breaks ground for $75 million research lab at CSHL
October 12, 2017
FiOS 1 News – Long Island
Groundbreaking of new facility at Cold Spring Harbor coincides with new program
October 12, 2017
Innovate LI
In REDC love fest, CSHL kicks off $75M makeover
October 12, 2017
Long Island Press
Construction begins on $75M new Cold Spring Harbor Lab facility
October 12, 2017
Long Island Business News
Cold Spring Harbor builds facility to fight cancer
October 12, 2017
Times Higher Education
Missed out on a Nobel prize? Here's how to win one
October 11, 2017
Headquarters economy booms in Guangzhou
October 10, 2017
Cancer-genome study challenges mouse 'avatars'
October 9, 2017
Business Insider
Meet the 30 biotech leaders under 40 who are searching for breakthrough treatments and shaping the future of medicine
October 9, 2017
News 12
Thousands walk at Jones Beach to fight pancreatic cancer
October 8, 2017
TBR Newsmedia
Power of 3: CSHL's Lippman uses gene editing to fine-tune tomatoes
October 6, 2017
Great Neck Record
Partnering for the future
October 6, 2017
Penn State College of Medicine
First whole-brain map of inhibitory neurons reveals surprises
October 5, 2017
Technology Networks
The first brain cell census
October 5, 2017
TBR Newsmedia
Power of 3: CSHL's Anne Churchland
October 3, 2017
Proto Magazine
A code for autism
September 28, 2017
The preprint dilemma
September 28, 2017
Autism study sheds light on gender patterns, risk for siblings
September 27, 2017
Scientific American
Researchers unite in quest for "standard model" of the brain
September 19, 2017
The Guardian
Ambitious neuroscience project to probe how the brain makes decisions
September 19, 2017
Researchers unite in quest for 'standard model' of the brain
September 19, 2017
Morning agriculture
September 18, 2017
PLOS Biology
60 years ago, Francis Crick changed the logic of biology
September 18, 2017
Geneticists have used CRISPR gene editing to create crops that grow more food
September 14, 2017
Sizeable fraction of autism risk traced to 'mosaic' mutations
September 14, 2017
Why designer mental health drugs are still elusive
September 13, 2017
NBC News
Left Field: White supremacy and a history of selective breeding
September 12, 2017
The ASCO Post
David A. Tuveson on Progress in Pancreatic Cancer: Expert Perspective
September 10, 2017
Times Higher Education
Do great minds think alike? The THE/Lindau Nobel laureates survey
August 31, 2017
Synthetic "mini organs" could be the future of medicine
August 31, 2017
Sibling study bolsters role of common variants in autism
August 24, 2017
Tracking down the jumping genes of maize
August 24, 2017
In a 'forgotten experiment,' biologists almost launched the preorint revolution - 5 decades ago
August 23, 2017
This scientist is building miniature guts, livers, and lungs that could save your life one day
August 23, 2017
Meet the first man to have his DNA completely sequenced
August 22, 2017
'Quinn's Roundup' benefits Fairbanks 5-month-old with Spinal Muscular Atrophy
August 22, 2017
The New York Times
Updating DNA's life story
August 18, 2017
The Garden City News Online
Making waves against cancer
August 18, 2017
Twist Bioscience
New applications in CRISPR - What to look for!
August 17, 2017
MIT Technology Review
Meet the biologist who got MIT to examine its treatment of women researchers
August 16, 2017
Quanta Magazine
Beating the odds for lucky mutations
August 16, 2017
China launches brain-imaging factory
August 15, 2017
Southeast Produce Weekly
Doubling down on tomatoes: Research breakthrough could double yields for tomatoes and other crops
August 11, 2017
The Scholarly Kitchen
Beyond labels - Does the type of business matter?
August 8, 2017
PLOS Neuroscience Community
The challenge to define cortex
August 7, 2017
The Scientist
Do preprints require more rigorous screening?
August 1, 2017
Cold Spring Harbor scientists make key pancreatic cancer discovery
July 28, 2017
Genome protection in the embryo: A big role for small RNAs
July 27, 2017
The Scientist
Enhancers drive pancreatic cancer metastasis
July 27, 2017
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN)
"Pancreas in a Dish" Tells Story of How Metastatic Cells Turn Back Time
July 27, 2017
New Stand Up To Cancer-Lustgarten Foundation research team aims to apply CAR T-cell therapy to pancreatic cancer
July 27, 2017
How plant architectures mimic subway networks
July 26, 2017
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Alexander Krasnitz part of early cancer detection team
July 25, 2017
Library of CRISPR targeting sequences increases power of the gene-editing method
July 25, 2017
Tomato development: MADS-box engineering
July 24, 2017
Want to learn how brains go awry? First, we must learn how they work
July 24, 2017
Science to participate in bioRxiv's manuscript transfer service
July 20, 2017
Barring export of expanded repeat RNAs tames their toxicity
July 19, 2017
City & State New York
25 Long Island influencers you need to know
July 18, 2017
DNA evidence frees the innocent
July 18, 2017
Massive collaboration unearths inherited rick factor for autism
July 17, 2017
Nature Medicine
Put to the test: Organoid-based testing becomes a clinical tool
July 13, 2017
Long-Islander News
Exhibit unearths iceman murder mystery
July 13, 2017
Lustgarten Foundation to commit $40m to pancreatic cancer research
July 13, 2017
Supercomputing through the grapevine
July 12, 2017
Autism: From 0 to 60 in 10 years
July 10, 2017
Biology's roiling debate about publishing research early
July 8, 2017
Psychology Today
Do people learn more from mistakes or successes?
July 8, 2017
How plants grow like human brains
July 6, 2017
Red Bull.com
5 ways CRISPR will save your life
July 6, 2017
The New York Times
In Neanderthal DNA, signs of a mysterious human migration
July 4, 2017
Let's Win
Predicting effective therapy in pancreatic cancer
July 3, 2017
The Scientist
RNA protects 'naked' genomes from retrotransposons
June 30, 2017
LI Herald
Longtime East Meadow High friends make it to the top
June 29, 2017
TBR News Media
CSHL's Sridevi a project manager for 3-country cancer effort
June 28, 2017
[Autism] Genetics for poets - Michael Wigler
June 27, 2017
Genome's 'dark' side steps into spotlight of autism rersearch
June 27, 2017
Front Line Genomics
The Short Read: Gholson Lyon
June 27, 2017
Live Science
10 amazing things scientists just did with CRISPR
June 26, 2017
Laboratory Equipment
Autistic people more like each other than their siblings, DNA stats show
June 22, 2017
PacBio technology resolves complex maize genome
June 22, 2017
Genome Web
This week in Nature: improved maize reference genome
June 15, 2017
Black Enterprise
Teen scientists do real science at American Museum of Natural History
June 14, 2017
Chemical & Engineering News
CRISPR: A new toolbox for better crops
June 12, 2017
Oncology Times
Flipping Switches: A Quest for Gene Mechanisms to Turn Off Cancer
June 10, 2017
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Joshua-Tor receives double honors from academies
June 10, 2017
CRISPR may cure all genetic disease -- one day
June 7, 2017
Shelter Island Reporter
Shelter Island students tackle cutting edge science
May 31, 2017
Genome Web
This week in Cell
May 31, 2017
Long Island Press
Powerlist - The Most Influential Long Islanders: Bruce Stillman
May 25, 2017
Popular Science
Scientists tweaked natural mutations to create a better tomato
May 19, 2017
U.S. News & World Report
National laboratory receives $15 million for molecular study
May 19, 2017
NY gives $15 million for cryo-electron microscope at Brookhaven lab
May 18, 2017
Fixing the tomato: CRISPR edits correct plant-breeding snafu
May 18, 2017
Twice the tomatoes on the vine, thanks to a bit of genetic tweaking
May 18, 2017
What's in the $1 trillion federal spending plan for LI?
May 3, 2017
Seven days: the week in science
May 3, 2017
Preprint server bioRxiv gets boost from Facebook billionaire
April 28, 2017
The New York Times
No bones about it: scientists recover ancient DNA from cave dirt
April 27, 2017
Genome Web
Chan Zuckerberg invests in BioRxiv
April 27, 2017
BioRxiv preprint server gets funding from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
April 26, 2017
BioRxiv preprint server gets cash boost from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
April 26, 2017
Mark Zuckerberg's Philanthropic Vehicle Backs Effort To Change Scientific Publishing
April 26, 2017
Chan, Zuckerberg boost open-access biology with grant to Cold Spring Harbor
April 26, 2017
Spectrum News
Researchers take to streets in historic March for Science
April 24, 2017
Innovate LI
Donald Trump, LI, and the war on science
April 11, 2017
Scientific American
Is neuroscience limited by tools or ideas?
April 11, 2017
A laboratory CEO on science funding, open access publishing, future of genetics
April 7, 2017
CRISPR studies muddy results of older gene research
April 5, 2017
The Atlantic
Hi-C: The game-changing technique that cracked the Zika-mosquito genome
March 29, 2017
Science Translational Medicine
MELK is not a cancer target. Surprise!
March 27, 2017
The Scientist
Rethinking a cancer drug target
March 26, 2017
Here's to the winners
March 22, 2017
Five fast facts about Barbara McClintock
March 16, 2017
The Fix.com
Neanderthals self-medicated with plants, researchers say
March 16, 2017
A makeover for the world's most hated crop
March 15, 2017
Some Plaque To Build A Theory On: Did Humans And Neanderthals Kiss?
March 11, 2017
New Scientist
Neanderthals may have medicated with penicillin and painkillers
March 8, 2017
Yahoo Finance
transOMIC technologies unveils transEDIT-dual CRISPR arrayed library
March 7, 2017
Sequencing thousands of whole genomes yields new autism genes
March 6, 2017
The Packer
'Frankenveggies' and tales from the CRISPR lab
March 6, 2017
LIA priorities: biotech corridor, foreclosure change, airport
March 1, 2017
Children's Heart Foundation awards $500,00 to CSHL researcher
March 1, 2017
Suozzi Convenes First Veterans Advisory Committee Meeting as Part of Very Busy Week in New York's 3rd Congressional District
March 1, 2017
The Atlantic
How brain scientists forgot that brains have owners
February 27, 2017
Cold Spring Harbor team finds clues to cancer treatment
February 27, 2107
Discovery of distinct cell types around tumors
February 24, 2017
The Children's Heart Foundation
High-resolution genomic DNA copy number analysis of 125 congenital heart disease family trios from the Pediatric Cardiac Genomics Consortium
February 24, 2017
Fierce Biotech
Cold Spring Harbor scientists discover protein driver of prostate, lung cancer
February 13, 2017
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Krainer fixes a protein and saves young lives
February 11, 2017
Jewish Link Of New Jersey
Ma'ayanot Students Visit Dolan DNA Learning Center
February 9, 2017
Danbury (CT) News-Times
When school's out, many campuses play host to summer camps
February 7, 2017
Genome Web
Trump's Immigration and Travel Ban Causes Confusion, Disruption in Genomics Community
February 1, 2017
The Scientist
Plants' Epigenetic Secrets
February 1, 2017
High Schoolers Have High Hopes for Saving Corals
January 30, 2017
Scientific American
High-Sugar Diet Makes Flies Drop Like...Flies
January 23, 2017
Health IT Analytics
Northwell Health launches precision medicine, cancer biobank
January 20, 2017
Genome Web
PAG presenter outlines maize ENCODE plans
January 19, 2017
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's budget: major programs
January 18, 2017
The Scientist
Journals seek out preprints
January 18, 2017
Science, crop diseases and GMO controversy
January 18, 2017
Fierce Biotech
Plus-sized fly could boost research aimed at treating hereditary obesity
January 12, 2017
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Lohmann: After a quarter-century, a dream comes true for Andrew and his buddies
January 8, 2017
MIT Technology Review
10 Breakthrough Technologies of 2016: Where Are They Now?
January 2, 2017
Wall Street Journal
Ionis and Biogen's Spinraza drug for spinal muscular atrophy wins FDA approval
December 27, 2016
San Diego Union-Tribune
From basic research to saving lives - the Spinraza story
December 25, 2016
Updated: FDA approves drug that rescues babies with fatal neurodegenerative disease
December 23, 2016
The FDA's Christmas breakthrough
December 23, 2016
Food and Drug Administration
FDA approves first drug for spinal muscular atrophy
December 23, 2016
Long Island hires and promtions: Northwell Health
December 20, 2016
Innovate LI
Northwell/CSHL Cancer Center draws an ace
December 18, 2016
Antisense rescues babies from killer disease
December 16, 2016
Yahoo! Finance
Genos launches out of beta, announces crowdsourcing program for genomics R&D
December 15, 2016
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN)
Silent majority of cells finds its voice, warns of harmful divisions
December 12, 2016
Big Think
Surprise! An extra chromosome may keep you from getting cancer
December 9, 2016
Long Island Business News (LIBN.com)*
Cold Spring Harbor's Cancer Center names director
December 9, 2016
Map of brain's DNA loops holds clues to autism genetics
December 8, 2016
Science News
Having an extra chromosome has a surprising effect on cancer
December 7, 2016
Q&A: Anne Churchland
December 7, 2016
Genetic Literacy Project
Gene editing could boost tomato yields by speeding fruit ripening
December 6, 2016
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
CRISPR brings an early harvest
December 6, 2016
The Packer
Hot tomato? New varieties ready for harvest weeks faster
December 5, 2016
The Cancer Letter
Tuveson heads CSHL cancer center
December 2, 2016
LI bioscience hub backs 10 in new funding round
November 30, 2016
Dr. David Tuveson named director of Cold Spring Harbor cancer center
November 30, 2016
ABC-TV Eyewitness News
Experimental drug offers hope to 3-year-old girl with rare disease
November 23, 2016
Lancaster Farming
Tomato engineering expected to accelerate
November 21, 2016
Researcher: Triple negative breast cancer hijacks the immune system
November 20, 2016
Department of Defense
Targeting the tumor microenvironment to terminate drug-resistant breast cancer
November 18, 2016
Positive trials of spinal muscular atrophy bode well for antisense approach
November 11, 2016
Christian Science Monitor
Humans actually don't carry that much Neanderthal DNA
November 8, 2016
Natural Science News
Researchers identify key gene networks that affect flowering
November 8, 2016
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Sordella consdiers cancer battle her mission
November 5, 2016
The Scientist
Neural connectome method uses mRNA barcodes
November 1, 2016
LI cancer treatment firm gets $2m in venture funding
October 28, 2016
Innovate LI
CSHL spinoff earns $2 TopSpin buy-in
October 28, 2016
Joining the breast cancer fight
October 24, 2016
Sputnik International
Scientists unleash teeny tiny little soldiers in fight against breast cancer
October 23, 2016
Neutrophil 'traps' help tumor cells metastasize
October 22, 2016
International Business Times
A cure for breast cancer? How nanoparticles can stop it from spreading
October 22, 2016
Women need to be seen and heard at conferences
October 19, 2016
This new nanotechnology could be the next major cancer breakthrough
October 19, 2016
F1000 Prime
"Be original, creative, and always trust in your ability..."
October 14, 2016
Aussie researchers say cabbages get stressed the same way humans do
October 12, 2016
Nature Biotechnology
Big win possible for Ionis/Biopgen antisense drug in muscular atrophy
October 11, 2016
Innovate LI
Report: New York trails in national R&D
October 4, 2016
Unprecedented brain map could reveal keys to autism
October 3, 2016
Barcode trick traces paths of thousands of neurons in the brain
September 30, 2016
Biogen a step ahead to treat SMA
September 28, 2016
The Daily Wildcat
Parker Antin takes science seriously
September 28, 2016
Tarmac Online
Chaminade senior selected for CSHL research program
Spetember 27, 2016
The Wall Street Journal
Physicians and physicists join forces to fight pancreatic cancer
September 26, 2016
The Scientist
Brain has carrot and stick to teach us how to behave
September 21, 2016
Novel software spots scores of new autism candidates
September 19, 2016
RNA seqencing rapidly maps the brain
September 19, 2016
ALS Research Forum
New brain mapping method uses sequencing, not microscopes
September 15, 2016
Humans and Neanderthals had sex. But was it for love?
September 14, 2016
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Zador develops way to see brain wiring
September 9, 2016
Big Think
A 6-step infographic for ending pseudoscience
September 9, 2016
Quanta Magazine
Genetic engineering to clash with evolution
September 8, 2016
The Garden City News
Adelphi Jagger Fellows pursue careers
September 8, 2016
Long Island Business News
New nonprofit forms to assist adults with autism
September 8, 2016
The New York Times
Calculating a bias in neuroscience:women asked to speak
September 6, 2016
Bloomberg News
New hope for kids with a rare disease, thanks to a dinner party
September 2, 2016
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Zika moves quickly. Is publishing keeping pace?
September 2, 2016
Science Daily
More tomatoes, faster: accelerating tomato engineering
August 30, 2016
The Neanderthal inside
August 26, 2016
Lupus News Today
Idera details potential lupus therapy
August 26, 2016
Genome Web
Cold Spring Harbor team develops sequencing method to map neuron transmissions
August 25, 2016
Health Imaging
Scientists utilize RNA to map neural networks
August 24, 2016
Genome Web
CSHL genome engineering meeting shows maturing CRISPR technologies
August 22, 2016
MIT Technology Review
New brain-mapping technique captures every connection between neurons
August 18, 2016
Chemistry World
Chemistry preprint server plan generates sparks
August 15, 2016
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Fan finds clue in the way ovarian cancer spreads
August 2, 2016
The Daily Iowan
Collaboration with the UI aids bipolar research
August 3, 2016
Australian Financial Review
Evidence accumulates against using antioxidants in cancer
August 2, 2016
The Wall Street Journal
Biogen, Ionis spinal muscular atrophy therapy meets study goal
August 1, 2016
The Scientist
The genes underlying autism are coming into focus
August 1, 2016
LI researchers create drug combo to treat pancreatic cancer
July 29, 2016
Scientists receive grants for pancreatic cancer research
July 26, 2016
The Scientist
Two steps toward establishing priority of discovery
July 19, 2016
The New York Times
Zika data from the lab, and right to the web
July 18, 2016
International Business Times
Mapping the brain
July 14, 2016
Hope for better ovarian cancer drugs
July 14, 2016
Brain data goldmine could reveal how neurons compute
July 13, 2016
Innovate LI
Precision medicine
July 7, 2016
New York Academy of Sciences
Epigenetics: Cancer and beyond
July 7, 2016
Drug Target Review
A new, highly accurate way of proving how new drugs work
July 6, 2016
Shelter Island Reporter
Shelter Island students shine at scientific symposiums
July 6, 2016
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
If 'overall' underwhelms, try RNA-seq
July 1, 2016
Publicly available provisional patent applications may not be prior art
June 29, 2016
RNA sequencing uncovers complex maize transcriptome
June 24, 2016
Study: Corn genome reveals 'amazing protein diversity'
June 24, 2016
EIN News
CSHL scientists produce high-quality maize transcriptome
June 24, 2016
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Vakoc taps into bacterial system to battle cancer
June 22, 2016
UW Medicine
Dispatch from NeuroFutures 2016: Dr. Anne Churchland
June 21, 2016
New research helps better understand role of TIP60 in allowing tumors to survive
June 17, 2016
Long Island Exchange
Assemblyman Lupinacci honors 2016 Women of Distinction
June 16, 2016
LI Herald.com
When hard work is a science
June 15, 2016
Cambridge (UK) News
DNA discovery pioneer James Watson pays Cambridge tribute to colleague Francis Crick
June 10, 2016
The New England Journal of Medicine
Targeting a long noncoding RNA in breast cancer
June 9, 2016
The Guardian
Francis Crick portrait unveiled to honor breakthrough DNA work
June 8, 2016
Innovate LI
'Accidental' find may be COPD breakthrough
June 8, 2016
Stem cell: route to higher yields
May 30, 2016
Long Island.com
ALS Ride for Life comes to Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
May 24, 2016
Tracking how humans evolve in real time
May 20, 2016
Genetic Literacy Project
Newly discovered stem cell pathway in plants could be manipulated to increase crop yields
May 19, 2016
Innovate LI
Pharm hand: Why Rechler Equity is big on biotech
May 19, 2016
Scientific American
Neuroscientists discover a new way to cross the blood-brain barrier
May 18, 2016
The weird breed of mutant corn could solve world hunger
May 18, 2016
Huffington Post
New scientific discovery could be key to tackling poverty and hunger
May 18, 2016
Modern Farmer
This gnarly, mutant corn plant could have serious implications on yields
May 17, 2016
The Times of London
Gene editing isn't a slippery slope to eugenics
May 16, 2016
Seed World
Stem cell discovery could lead to even higher yields
May 16, 2016
Researchers just solved one of the biggest problems for world hunger
May 16, 2016
Cornell Chronicle
Senior honors Nobel laureate McClintock with library display
May 10, 2016
Innovate LI
The debrief: Seeds planted, now on to cultivation
May 8, 2016
Long Island Business News
Healthy investments
May 6, 2016
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Autism and bipolar disorder share common genetic roots
May 6, 2016
Tech Times
Yes, your brain uses statistics to increase your confidence
May 6, 2016
Fox News
It turns out, you can quantify confidence
May 5, 2016
Here's the secret brain math that makes people more confident
May 5, 2016
Siasat Daily
Here's how the brain calculates confience
May 5, 2016
How your brain uses stastistics to boost your confidence
May 4, 2016
Science Daily
Bipolar Disorder has genetic links to autism, study shows
May 4, 2016
When Neanderthals replaced us *
May 2, 2016
PLOS blogs
Breaking down pros and cons of preprints in biomedicine
May 1, 2016
Genome Web
This week in genome research
April 27, 2016
FiOS 1 News - Long Island
Old building to be renovated into Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's cancer research facility
April 22, 2016
The Island Now
Kremer's Corner: GOP, Dem legislators have helped LI
April 21, 2016
The meeting that started the first biotech company
April 22, 2016
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Students from NY graduate schools gather for symposium
April 20, 2016
New York Academy of Sciences
New cancer therapies aim above & beyond the genome
April 19, 2016
Patent Docs
PTAB denies IPR petitions against Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory patents
April 13, 2016
Innovate LI
Patent board rejects challenge to CSHL research
April 10, 2016
The Oyster Bay Guardian
State funding allows for Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory renovations
April 8, 2016
CSHL reports that the US patent office denies all 4 petitions filed by Benitec Biopharma (BLT.AX) against CSHL's shRNA patents
April 7, 2016
CSHL reports that the US patent office denies all 4 peititions filed by Benitec Biopharma against CSHL's shRNA patients
April 6, 2016
Innovate LI
LI's $330M Innovation Budget
April 3, 2016
The Wall Street Journal
Anti-Vaccination Lunacy Won't Stop
April 3, 2016
Science Daily
Study looks at why people may feel more helpless in stressful situations than others
March 30, 2016
The Washington Post
This student put 50 million stolen research articles online. And they're free.
March 30, 2016
The Christian Science Monitor
Denisovans: Mysterious archaic humans reveal clues to our history
March 17, 2016
The Economist
Taking the Online Medicine
March 17, 2016
The New York Times
Handful of Biologists Went Rogue and Published Directly to Internet
March 15, 2016
CBS New York
New Breakthrough Breast Cancer Drug Prevents Aggressive Cells From Spreading without Harming Healthy Cells
March 3, 2016
News 12 Long Island
LI researchers announce breakthrough in war on breast cancer
March 2, 2016
Barcoding the Brain
February 19, 2016
Humans may have had romantic rendezvous with Neanderthals 100,000 years ago
February 18, 2016
TBR Newsmedia
Ancient murder and copy of a corpse bring chance to learn
February 18, 2016
The Christian Science Monitor
Interbreeding: Neanderthals & Modern Humans mated 50,000 years before we thought
February 17, 2016
The Guardian
Oldest known case of Neanderthal-Human sex revealed by DNA test
February 17, 2016
Evidence mounts for interbreeding bonanza in ancient human species
February 17, 2016
The New York Times
In Neanderthal's DNA, ancient humans may have left genetic mark
February 17, 2016
Humans mated with Neanderthals much earlier & more frequently than thought
February 17, 2016
Human DNA found in a Neanderthal woman
February 17, 2016
An artist creates a detailed replica of Otzi, the 5,300-year old "Iceman"
February 17, 2016
The Washington Post
Humans & Neanderthals may have interbred 50,000 years earlier than previously thought
February 17, 2016
Biologists urged to hug a preprint
February 16, 2016
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory researcher explores antisense technology to defeat cancer
February 7, 2016
Scientific American
The embarrassing, destructive fight over Biotech's big breakthrough
February 4, 2016
Research alliance announces moonshot: Reverse engineering the human brain
February 4, 2016
First ever replica of Otzi the Iceman on display in Cold Spring Harbor
February 3, 2016
Hairpin tops $1M in RNA licensing deals
February 2, 2016
Weill Cornell
Researchers sequence first bedbug genome
February 2, 2016
Wyss Institute will lead IARPA-funded brain mapping corsortium
January 26, 2016
How Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan is funding brain studies and encouraging research
January 26, 2016
NOVA: Iceman Reborn premieres on PBS 2/17
January 21, 2016
Rebranding reflects iPlant platform's growing popularity in the life sciences, other domains
January 14, 2016
New LIA committee will focus on biotech, pharmaceuticals
January 11, 2016
A glimpse into the future of genome-enabled plant biology from the shores of Cold Spring Harbor
January 11, 2016
Students to watch on Long Island: January
January 7, 2016
Oyster Bay Guardian
DNA, the ticket used to protect the innocent
January 7, 2016
TBR Newsmedia
Tollkuhn's work at CSHL may provide clues for autism, mood disorders
January 5, 2016
Cell Reports - Best of 2015 (pgs. 124-137)
Mapping social behavior-induced brain activation at cellular resolution in the mouse
January 2016
TBR Newsmedia
CSH Laboratory tests the limits of science
December 30, 2015
New England Journal of Medicine
Art-science-collaborations- avenues toward medical innovation
December 24, 2015
DepYmed snags $100,000 to develop new breast cancer drug
December 24, 2015
DepYmed wins accelerate funding
December 20, 2015
Biohub awards $900k in research funding
December 18, 2015
Why brain scientists should fail
December 15, 2015
Stopping premature protein synthesis halts genetic diseases
December 15, 2015
Path to a Lasker
December 15, 2015
The New York Times
Evelyn Witkin and the road to DNA enlightenment
December 14, 2015
Politico New York
Amid cancer breakthroughs, hospitals aim for top talent, clinical trials
December 14, 2015
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Van Aelst studies signals that can lead to disease
December 9, 2015
Syosset students become familiar with DNA
December 7, 2015
Bio hub names newest resident entrepreneurs
November 30, 2015
LI scientists reveal mysteries of the human brain
November 28, 2015
30 under 30: Lab coats
November 24, 2015
Oyster Bay Guardian
Little sleuths separate DNA fragments
November 20, 2015
Business Insider
Scientists may soon be able to 'cut and paste' DNA to cure deadly
diseases & design perfect babies
November 19, 2015
When science is a family tradition
November 19, 2015
National Science Foundation
10 ways advanced computing catalyzes science
November 18, 2015
10 ways advanced computing catalyzes science
November 17, 2015
In brief this week: Illumina; Cancer Genetics; PDI & more
November 13
The Inquisitr
Scientists discover way to kill colorectal cancer cells with Vitamin C, new study says
November 10, 2015
Page Six
Katie Couric honored for supporting cancer research
November 10, 2015
GEN news
Breakthrough prizes awarded to five life science researchers
November 9, 2015
Free exhibition gives a glimpse of the world of the Nobel Prize
November 6, 2015
Supervision: Clear direction
November 5, 2015
Inside Philanthropy
Here's one foundation that's heeding the call for more basic science funding
November 4, 2015
Stony Brook University
Research evaluates racial differences in GI Cancer Biology
November 4, 2015
Scientific Computing
iPlant instumental in pineapple genome sequencing
November 3, 2015
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's McCombie looks to crack genetic codes
October 28, 2015
Stony Brook University
New York Assembly speaker & CSH executive awarded Stony Brook University Alumni Award
October 23, 2015
The Scientist
Antioxidants may aid cancer
October 16, 2015
Daily Mail
Microbial masterpieces! Scientists 'paint' detailed works of art by growing bacteria from human
skin and even faeces in petri dishes
October 15, 2015
GEN news
Pure innovation drives clinical-grade NGS
October 15, 2015
The Scientist
Cystal unclear
October 15, 2015
The next promising frontier of precision medicine: Metastatic Breast Cancer
October 14, 2015
GEN news
RNA splicing factor linked with causes of breast cancer
October 5, 2015
Scientific American
A massive global effort maps how the brain is wired
October 2, 2015
New CRISPR/Cpf1 genome editing system makes waves at CSHL meeting
September 28, 2015
2015 Innovator of the Year winners named
September 27, 2015
Times Beacon Record
Cold Spring Harbor Lab's Furukawa seeks to unravel mystery in the brain
September 25, 2015
Genetic analysis: Rare mutations cause half of all autism cases
Sept. 22 2015
Researchers Sequence Genome, Transcriptome of Regenerative Flatworm
Sept. 21, 2015
Bad Karma can ruin palm oil crops
September 11, 2015
Poor Palm Oil Production Blamed on "Bad Karma"
September 10, 2015
Rutgers scientist honored for DNA work
September 9, 2015
Researchers solve mystery of the mutated oil palms
September 9, 2015
Drug Discovery & Development
Mathematical 'Gingko Trees' Reveal Mutations in Single Cells That Characterize Disease
September 8, 2015
The Wall Street Journal
Lasker Awards Go to Scientists for Cancer Research, Ebola Response
September 8, 2015
The Debrief: Alexander Gann, Watson School of Biological Sciences
September 8, 2015
Alzheimer's News Today
Researchers Discover Key Role for Cholinergic Neurons
August 28, 2015
CSHL Celebrates Its 125th Anniversary With A Special Open House
August 21, 2015
Zach Lippman has big plans for agriculture
August 13, 2015
LI Biotech startup receives $225,000 grant from NIH
August 13, 2015
Checking in on LI's post-doctoral promise
August 11, 2015
TBR Newsmedia
Tonk's new approach to Rett syndome at CSHL shows potential
August 11, 2015
Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
Cold Spring Harbor Lab Connects Locally
August 15, 2015
Huffington Post
For the Most Lethal Cancer: Find the Best Science
July 31, 2015
Rett Syndrome hope
July 30, 2015
The boom in mini stomachs, brains, breasts, kidneys and more
July 29, 2015
Accelerate LI, Eyeing New Seed Fund, Debuts Ninth Grad: Envisagenics
July 29, 2015
Lab gets $80G gift for cancer research
July 29, 2015
Experimental Treatment Reverses Behavioral Symptoms of Rett Syndrome in Mice
July 28, 2015
Tech startup Envisagenics receives $100,000 in funding
July 28, 2015
Envisagenics gets $100K in seed funding
July 27, 2015
Experimental therapy may reverse autism spectrum–like disorder in mice
July 27, 2015
Cold Spring Harbor Lab marks 125 years
July 23, 2015
Helping Big Pharma master Big Data
July 16, 2015
Enormous quantities may soon be called 'genomical'
July 15, 2105
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Kinney works to decode gene factory
July 13, 2015
Genomics to push big data to its limits
July 9, 2015
Popular Science
Genetic Data Will Take Up More Space Than YouTube In 10 Years
July 9, 2015
Tech Times
Genomics Industry Generating Huge Amounts Of Data Due To DNA Sequencing
July 9, 2015
The Scientist
Big Data Problem
July 8, 2015
Genomics among the biggest of Big Data, experts say
July 8, 2015
DNA storage concerns for computers
July 8, 2015
Genome researchers raise alarm over big data
July 7, 2015
Scientists warn genome date could outgrow YouTube, Twitter
July 7, 2015
The Washington Post
Sequencing the genome creates so much data we don't know what to do with it
July 7, 2015
Yahoo! News
DNA storage concerns for computers
July 7, 2015
Genomics is 'big data beast'
July 7, 2015
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's dos Santos explores basis for mammary memory
June 30, 2015
June 18, 2015
Russian Billionaire Returns Nobel Prize to James Watson
June 17, 2015
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Watson Reunited With Nobel Prize He Sold at Auction
June 17, 2015
The Long Islander
Cold Spring Harbor Lab Celebrates 125 years
June 11, 2015
CBS New York
Dr. James Watson To Be Reunited With Nobel Prize Medal He Gave Away
June 12, 2015
Geneticist James Watson to retrieve auctioned Nobel Prize medal from Russia, donate buyer's money to charity
June 11, 2015
Huffington Post
Research Institutions are a vital economic engine on Long Island
June 10, 2015
Nahant doctor searches for cure for pancreatic cancer
June 10, 2015
Modern Farmer
Scientists Figured Out Why Beefsteak Tomatoes are So Huge
June 4, 2015
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Grants Roundup: Duke Endowment Awards $15.3 Million for Health Research
June 3, 2015
Science News
Why breast-feeding really can be easier the second time around
June 3, 2015
NIH Research Matters
Mammary Gland May Have Epigenetic Memory
June 1, 2015
How did the beefsteak tomato get so beefy?
May 29, 2015
Cold Spring Harbor researcher discovers genes that create beefsteak tomatoes
May 26, 2015
Scientists find way to create supersized fruit
May 26, 2015
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Fearon works on way to help immune system fight cancer
May 20, 2015
The Scientist
Targeting protein domains with CRISPR
May 13, 2015
612 ABC Brisbane
Milk Memories
May 13, 2015
Molecular scissors snip at cancer's Achilles' heel
May 12, 2015
Wall Street Journal
Scents of Smell Rooted in Math
May 8
Pint-sized DNA sequencer impresses first users
May 5, 2015
Cold Spring Harbor Lab expands as LI economic engine, report says
May 5, 2015
TBR Newsmedia
CSHL's Churchland shows how we think about numbers
May 4, 2015
CSHL plans new center to push research to market
May 4, 2015
Drug Discovery News
Targeting two with PTP1B
May 1, 2015
Long Island Pulse
Of Mice and Ticks
May 2015
CBSnews - (video)
Charlie Rose receives honorary degree for science coverage
April 20, 2015
Coming up Rose's
April 20, 2015
Cold Spring Harbor researchers test treatment that can halt acute myeloid leukemia
April 19, 2015
Editorial: LI medical partnership gives hope to cancer patients
April 7, 2015
CSHL, North Shore-LIJ pact marries Omics Research, Clinical Oncology to speed Rx Discovery
April 6, 2015
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, hospital join forces to develop cancer drugs
April 2, 2015
New York Times
Cold Spring Harbor Lab, Seeking Human Subjects, Teams Up With Hospital System
April 2, 2015
News12 Long Island - (video)
Announcement of partnership between Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and North Shore-LIJ Hospital System
April 2, 2015
Cold Spring Harbor lab, North Shore-LIJ health system sign pact on 'bench to bedside' cancer care
April 2, 2015
WCBS-AM Radio
CSHL/NS-LIJ Announcement
April 2, 2015
Cold Spring Harbor, NS-LIJ joining forces
April 1, 2015
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory engages Hairpin Technologies Inc. to license its short hairpin RNA (shRNA) Technology
March 31, 2015
14 Hot Startups
March 25, 2015
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Krainer tackles spinal muscular atrophy
March 11, 2015
Cold Spring Harbor Lab Hires New Counsel
March 10, 2015
The Statesman
New report names Stony Brook as key collaborator to save LI economy
March 8, 2015
BBC Radio 4
Anthony Zador on "BBC Inside Science"
March 5, 2015
SMA News Today
EXCLUSIVE: New Insight Into SMA from Dr. Adrian Krainer
February 23, 2015
Kids get a tech edge as the participate in an Hour of Code at Cold Spring Harbor Lab
February 2015
How Much Of The Human Genome Is Junk?
January 26, 2015
New revolutionary culturing technique for liver and pancreas
January 22, 2015
Genetic Literacy Project
Recalling old and new fear memories use different brain pathways
January 22, 2015
Scientists announce revolutionary culturing technique for liver and pancreas
January 22, 2015
The Scientist
Rat Race
January 22, 2105
The Protein at the End of the Tunnel
Winter 2015
SMA News Today
Challenging the Assumptions for Effective SMA Drug Administration
January 21, 2015
Evolution Linked To A Small Part Of The Human Genome
January 20, 2015
Why a Neural Circuit for Fear Matters
January 20, 2015
GEN news
Old Memories Can Learn New Tricks
January 20, 2015
International Business Times
Fear Memories In The Brain
January 20, 2015
The New Indian Express
Decoded: Where Brain Stores Fear
January 20, 2015
Business Standard
Brain circuit that controls fear identified
January 20, 2015
Scientists identify new 'fear controlling' neural circuit in brain
January 20, 2015
Business Standard
Decoded: Where brain stores fear
January 20, 2015
Medical Daily
PTSD May Be Strengthened When Old Memories Travel New Pathways Through The Brain
January 19, 2015
Fear pinpointed: Scientists discover exactly where anxiety resides in the brain
January 19, 2015
National Institutes of Health
Brain recalls old memories via new pathways
January 19, 2015
Medical Daily
PTSD May Be Strengthened When Old Memories Travel New Pathways Through The Brain
January 19, 2015
International Business Times
Brain circuit that controls fear identified by scientists
January 19, 2015
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Siepel compares Neanderthal genes to those of modern humans
January 14, 2015
LI lab creates pint-size weapon in pancreatic cancer fight
January 14, 2015
How Does the Nose 'Know' What Odors Are and What They Mean?
January 13, 2015
Design & Trend
New brain imaging technology provides better understanding of brain activity
January 10, 2015
Brain & Behavior
Problems with Attention Traced to Specific Brain Circuit
January 7, 2015
Gen news
Novel p53 Biomarker Discovery May Improve Cancer Surgery Outcomes
January 6, 2015
Business Standard
High-resolution imaging method to detect neural activity
January 6, 2015
Your Last Moments May Be Imprinted on Your Brain After Death
January 6, 2015
Times Beacon Record
Reliving 2014's scientific discoveries
January 2, 2015
Long Island Business News
Coming into focus
January 2, 2015
The Scientist
May the Best Rodent Win
January 1, 2015
Unraveling the Genetics of Neurodevelopmental Disorders
December 29, 2014
International Business Times
Genome research 2014: From the ageless gene to the gayone, from a cure for Aids and Ebola to drought resistant rice
December 28, 2014
LI needs state seed money to take root
December 28, 2014
MIT Technology Review
Solving the Autism puzzle
December 18, 2014
LI doctors take part in clinical trial using CT scans to screen for early lung cancer
December 15, 2014
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Zachary Lippman creates tomato tool kit
December 10, 2014
CSHL Team Reports New Tool for Improved shRNA Design
December 9, 2014
Future of Autism genetics should learn from its past
December 9, 2014
The New York Times
By Selling Prize, a DNA Pioneer Seeks Redemption
December 3, 2014
Auction of James Watson's DNA Nobel will help fund scientist's charitable work
December 2, 2014
Los Angeles Times
James Watson's Nobel Prize to be auctioned
November 24, 2014
Of Mice, Not Men
November 19, 2014
Chicago Tribune
BioRxiv at 1 year: A promising start
November 11, 2014
November 10, 2014
Design & Trend
November 8, 2014
Exclusive: Scientists tell U.S. - find recipe for Ebola cure in survivors' blood
November 7, 2014
Everyday Health.com
Why I made Pancreatic Cancer my career
Autism Daily Newscast
Business Standard
Genetic Literacy Project
Nature World News
A non-GMO way to get more, tastier tomatoes
November 3, 2014
Znews.com - India
New gene variants can enhance crop production by 100 percent
November 3, 2014
NPR News
Profile: Following the brain's mind
Autism gene study: Breakthrough DNA finding of increased disorder risks, 60 genes
October 31, 2014
GrowingYour Baby.com
Scientists attribute more than 100 genes with Autism
October 31, 2014
Portland Business Journal
OHSU researchers unlock genes that lead to Autism
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Jackson is outstanding in maize field
October 29, 2014
International Business Times
October 17, 2014
Nature World News
Molecular 'Superman' rescues DNA from catastrophic collisions
October 17, 2014
Personalized medicine for breast cancer
October 17, 2014
Times Beacon Record
Mice ace test designed for bigger-brained rats
October 17, 2014
GEN news
Business Insider - India
Digital Journal
The Washington Post
Long Island Press
Yahoo News
Times Beacon Record
EXEMPT Magazine
Times Beacon Record
Protector gene's evil twin linked to spread of cancer
July 28, 2014
Business Insider
DOCTOR: 'We completley got ahead of ourselves' by saying antioxidants fight cancer
July 25, 2014
CSHL team finds microRNA regulatory role for Lin-42 in C.elegans
July 24, 2014
Live Science
Antioxidant supplements don't fight cancer, research suggests
Simons Foundation
Foundation Invests in Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory to Establish the Simons Center for Quantitative Biology
July 15, 2014
Foods Rich In Antioxidants May Promote Cancer Growth
July 11, 2014
Neuroscience: A structure to remember
July 9, 2014
Scientific American
Can Indiana Jones Help Sort Out the Palm Oil Problem?
July 8, 2014
How Does a "Transformative" Gift for Research Happen? Not Overnight
July 8, 2014
Philanthropy News Digest
Simons Foundation awards $50 million to Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
July 8, 2014
New York Business Journal
Math vs Cancer: Jim Simons' monster check will fund Long Island data crunchers
July 7, 2014
LI couple donates $50 million for biology center
July 7, 2014
CSHL given $50M toward new Quantitative Biology Center
July 7, 2014
The New York Times
James Simons gives $50 million to Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
July 7, 2014
Simonses give $50 million to Cold Spring Harbor Lab
July 7, 2014
The Wall Street Journal
A $50 million gift to Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
July 7, 2014
Simons fund donates $50-million for Biology Research
July 7, 2014
Simons donates $50M to Cold Spring Harbor Lab
July 7, 2014
Times Beacon Record
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's Li looks for clues to understand traumatic stress
June 25, 2014
Q&A - Teri Willey - Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
June 20-26 2014
Delta SKY Magazine
Wiping out cancer
June 2014 edition
Popular Science
New study uncovers why stress leads to depression in some, but not others
June 18, 2014
Defense Department gives LI doctor $2.5 million to fight breast cancer
June 15, 2014
LI researcher wins grant to solve a cancer mystery
June 14, 2014
Boston Business Journal
Ropes & Gray settles malpractice case filed by New York laboratory
June 10, 2014
US NIH presents 10-year-plan for BRAIN Project
June 9, 2014
Structure of receptor involved in Brain Disorders
June 9, 2014
Ambitious plans for BRAIN project unveiled
June 6, 2014
West Hawaii Today
'Switch' in brain may control how we handle stress
June 6, 2014
Lengthy RNAs earn respect as cellular players
June 6, 2014
Discover Magazine
Visit New York's Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
June 5, 2014
CSHL settles patent malpractice dispute with former IP counsel
June 5, 2014
The Washington Post
Why are some depressed, others resilient? Scientists home in one part of the brain
June 5, 2014
Accelerate LI seeds first batch of Biotech, Cleantech startups
June 5, 2014
Oncology Nurse Advisor
Powerful new way to treat HER2-positive breast cancer validated
June 4, 2014
Stress and the susceptible brain
June 3, 2014
American Lawyer; Law360; Yahoo!Finance; Lab Manager magazine; MarketWatch.com
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory announces settlement in Patent Malpractice Case Against Ropes & Gray
June 2, 2014
BRAIN project meets physics
May 30, 2014
Why stress triggers depression in some people, resilience in others
May 28, 2014
Healthline News
Why do some people quit in the face of stress while others persevere?
May 28, 2014
Huffington Post
Varying reactions to stress could have to do with certain brain cells
May 28, 2014
Depressed mice have excitable neurons
May 28, 2014
Neuroscientists have discovered why certain people always thrive under pressure
May 28, 2014
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Turner studies how flies recognize smells
May 28, 2014
Scientific American
Depressed mice have excitable neurons
May 28, 2014
Live Science
Brain cells make some mice resilient to stress
May 27, 2014
Why some people get depressed and others get resilient
May 27, 2014
The Wall Street Journal
DepYmed announces validation of Trodusquemine as a therapeutic candidate for HER2-positive breast cancer
May 27, 2014
theASCB Post
Our People: Live imaging of the nucleus earns CSHL's David Spector new honors
May 22, 2014
Commack Patch
Commack High School students win at Invitational Science Fair
May 22, 2014
Times Beacon Record
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's Gillis studies link among autism genes
May 15, 2014
Popular Science
How sperm fit big things in small places
May 14, 2014
What causes male infertility? Sperm cells with poorly packaged genes, researchers say
May 13, 2014
Male infirtility relies on a key protein that also protects against disease
May 13, 2014
Science World Report
Scientists discover protein associated with male infertility, shedding light on sperm development
May 13, 2014
Irish Medical Times
Schizophrenia and Autism/intellectual disability may share genetic mutations
May 8, 2014
Digital Journal
Dr. David Spector, CSHL Professor, is elected to European Molecular Biology Organization
May 7, 2014
Crain's New York
Wall Street funds cancer-research up-and-comers
May 5, 2014
Inaugural Pershing Square Sohn Prize awarded to six young scientists in New York City
to furth innovative cancer research
May 5, 2014
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Iossifov studies genetics of autism
April 30, 2014
Study identifies Chromatin Remodeling-related mutations in Schizophrenia
April 29, 2014
LI Biotech companies to seek investors at forum
April 29, 2014
Autism & Schizophrenia may be caused by the same mutations
April 28, 2014
The Global Legal Post
AAAS announces new members
April 25, 2014
Long Island Business News
Stillman wins Herbert Tabor Award
April 21, 2014
Executive Suite: Leemor Joshua-Tor
March 30, 2014
The Long Islander
People in the news: Leemor Joshua-Tor, Ph.D.
March 13, 2014
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Kepecs tracks neurons and confidence
March 12, 2014
DNA co-discoverer proposes radical view on excercise & health
March 6, 2014
Business Standard
How sense of smell is linked with memory and cognition
March 3, 2014
Learn how experiences shape smell perception in the brain
March 3, 2014
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
A mature cell is more likely to favor mom's or dad's alleles
February 25, 2014
Brain & Behavior Research Foundation
Foundation funding helps researchers identify new brain
activity at play in PTSD
February 20, 2014
Skin-healing protein is found to also promote certain skin cancers
February 17, 2014
Scientists locate new connection between fear and behavior in brain
February 12, 2014
Brain shot
February 7, 2014
NSF-funded researchers describe their cutting edge brain research
February 6, 2014
Science World Report
New animal model for metastic prostate cancer developed
January 25, 2014
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Overexpressed splicing protein deranges wound healing, promotes skin cancer
January 21, 2014
Scientific American
A new method to measure consciousness proposed
January 7, 2014
Times Beacon Record
Huntington: where tech startups call home
January 2, 2014
Gene mutation could extend tomato production
January 2, 2014
Science 2.0
Hybrid vigor: genetic modification could lead to much better tomato yields
December 30, 2013
The Scientist
The year in science publishing
December 30, 2013
Food Product Design
Genetic modification increases tomato plant yield
December 27, 2013
Times Topics: The New York Times
Genetically modified food
December 25, 2013
Reps. Israel & Fattah announce international partnership in neuroscience research,
including Alzheimer's Disease
December 16, 2013
Movers & Shakers - Nonprofit section
December 13, 2013
Long Island wins $83m in state business aid
December 11, 2013
The Wall Street Journal
Millions given to N.Y. projects
December 11, 2013
Cuomo gives out $715 million in economic development awards
December 11, 2013
Genetic link associated with one percent of
all cancerous tumors discovered
December 9, 2013
The new cancer models, Part 1: The tumor organoid biobank
December 9, 2013
Dr. Cori Bargmann, Jeffrey E. Kelter and Thomas A. Saunders III
Elected CSHL Trustees
December 4, 2013
Dr. Cori Bargmann, Jeffrey E. Kelter and Thomas A. Saunders III Elected CSHL Trustees
December 4, 2013
LI Pulse Magazine
Good people doing good things: Teri F. Willey
December 2, 2013
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
Genomic healthcare solutions
December 1, 2013
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Ware looks to crack plant code
November 20, 2013
Times Beacon Record
Cold Spring Harbor Lab gets $100K gift
November 13, 2013
Stacks of papers for the bioRxiv
November 13, 2013
bioRxin is here
November 12, 2013
New preprint server aims to be biologists'
answer to physicists' arXiv
November 12, 2013
The Scientist
Preprints galore
November 12, 2013
Preprints come to life
November 12, 2013
Cold Spring Harbor Lab's Double Helix
honorees include Robin Roberts
November 2, 2013
Microbe World
$400K gift to CSHL, MIT, UCSF, Davidson for advanced
technology courses for biological scientists
October 29, 2013
The Island Now
Portledge 5th graders focus on genetics
October 24, 2013
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Joshua-Tor solves mysteries by studying structure
October 23, 2013
Business Standard (India)
Scientists decode how brain distinguishes between scents
October 21, 2013
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Albeanu sniffs out the mouse neurons in smell
October 16, 2013
National Public Radio
Sounding the alarm for basic science research funding
October 15, 2013
Biology's big problem: there's too much data to handle
October 11, 2013
How neurons enable us to behave differently to food smells
October 8, 2013
Genome Web
Researchers detail use of precision medicine in mental illness case
October 4, 2013
The New York Times
Gene therapy With a difference
September 23, 2013
The New York Times
Gene therapy with a difference
September 23, 2013
Counsel & Heal
Targeting cancer cells and environment halts tumor growth
September 23, 2013
Q&A: Teri Willey, Cold Spring Harbor Lab
September 16, 2013
LI's first magnet STEM school opens in Syosset
September 11, 2013
Cold Spring hires former VC to lead "proactive" tech transfer effort
September 10, 2013
Execs hired to commercialize LI science discoveries
September 9, 2013
Long Island Business News
Federal cuts strangling LI's R&D economy
August 23, 2013
Times Beacon Record
CSHL's Osten looks to understand brain's wiring
August 22, 2013
San Francisco Chronicle
Families of SMA Awards $150,000 to Drs. Hua and Krainer at CSHL
August 9, 2013
MIT Technology Review
The world's best (and worst) scientific institutions ranked by discipline
August 7, 2013
New York Daily News
Harlem DNA lab gives school kids a dose of science during the summer months
August 6, 2013
The Wall Street Journal
Long Island hopes new moves spark technology start-ups
August 5, 2013
The Times Huntington
Professor is 'rising star in cancer research'
August 1, 2013
Oil palm genomes provide resource for exploring plant's biology, Palm Oil production
July 24, 2013
BBC News
Genome of oil palm sequenced
July 24, 2013
The New York Times
Looking at oil palm's genome for keys to productivity
July 24, 2013
Fast Company
Our computers can't keep up with all the DNA research we're doing
July 15, 2013
Times Beacon Record (Long Island)
CSH's Stephen Shea studies the brain's 'blue place'
July 12, 2013
Biomedical Computation Review
Behind the Connectome commotion
July 10, 2013
Watson: 'DNA was my only gold rush'
June 28, 2013
IEEE Spectrum
The DNA Data Deluge
June 27, 2013
Glen Cove Patch
Lavine: fund alzheimer's research in New York
June 24, 2013
STEM charter school to partner with LI's top scientists
June 22, 2013
Congressman Israel and Assemblyman Lavine call on
New York State to be the center of alzheimer's research
June 18, 2013
At Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, new insights into rare genetic disorder
June 17, 2013
March of Dimes Foundation
Geneticists solve mystery of rare birth defect's variable severity
with funding from March of Dimes
June 13, 2013
Gene Silencing News
CSHL team publishes new details on how Argonaute 2 slices
June 10, 2013
Cancer researchers work on profiling single cells
June 9, 2013
Cold Spring Harbor Lab targeting cancer cells
June 9, 2013
Can science save Long Island's economy?
June 9, 2013
Sequestration could stall research innovation
June 5, 2013
The Search for Mental Illness and Addiction in the Brain, Part IV:
The BRAIN Initiative and the Politics of Experience
June 3, 2013
Striking the Right Balance for Protein Extraction
May 28, 2013
Medical Daily
Scientists link specific brain cell types to behavior
May 27, 2013
Long Island Business News
Newsmaker of the week, Broad Hollow Bioscience Park
May 17, 2013
Cuomo urges closer university-business ties
May 15, 2013
Huntington Patch
Nobelist Honored at Cinema Arts Centre
May 15, 2013
OSI Pharmaceuticals closes LI facility
May 13, 2013
Times Beacon Record
CSH's Tony Zador: studying the brain's wiring
May 7, 2013
Nature Medicine
Biomedical journal and publisher hope to bring preprints to life
May 7, 2013
Privacy protections: The genome hacker
May 8, 2013
Nature Jobs
James Watson: Postdocs should travel, talk, and think big
May 3, 2013
Long Island Pulse
Science Island
April 26, 2013
BBC [podcast]
The structure of DNA
April 25, 2013
National Geographic
The jumping gene: Friend or foe
April 25, 2013
New Nobel letters reveal secrets of DNA prize
April 24, 2013
The Washington Post
Obama: 'Braaaaaains.' Partha Mitra: 'Whoa there, buddy.'
April 3, 2013
The Hellenic News of America
Featured Young Professional of the Month: Dr. Despina Siolas
March 12, 2013
Put Long Island Brain Power to Work - Editorial
March 8, 2013
The Long Islander
Laboratory Celebrates 60 Years Of DNA (see image)
March 7, 2013
Trove of Treasures
March 5, 2013
Scientific American
What's Wrong with the Brain Activity Map Proposal
March 5, 2012
Pioneer Scientists Pay Homage to Each Other
March 2, 2013
What if 'Jack the Giant Slayer' Wasn't Just a Fairy Tale
March 1, 2013
Lab DNA Panel Features James Watson
February 28, 2013
60th DNA Anniversary Celebrated at Cold Spring Harbor Lab
February 28, 2013
Dark Daily
Personalized Medicine Experts Call on Pathology Profession to Create a New Breed of Pathologist
February 25, 2013
DNA Crunchers Ditch Hadoop for Homegrown Software
February 20, 2013
NARSAD/Brain and Behavior Foundation
NARSAD Grantees Gain Insight on Fear Memories, May Help Treat PTSD
January 31, 2013
Western Farm Press
Wheat breakthrough a path to counter food disaster
January 29, 2013
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
Pancreatic Cancer Gets $25M Boost
January 23, 2013
ABC Nightline
Food Fraud? Watchdog Group Raises Concerns
January 22, 2013
McGill blogs - Office for Science & Society
What Are We to Make of Dr. Watson's Article in 'Open Biology', Re: Antioxidants
May Have Caused More Cancers Than Those Cured?
January 11, 2013
The Guardian
The Antioxidant Myth is Too Easy to Swallow
January 10, 2013
DNA Pioneer James Watson Takes Aim at "Cancer Establishments"
January 9, 2013
Garden City News
Panera Bread Raises Funds for Breast Cancer Groups
January 3, 2013
Times Beacon Record
CSH's Z. Josh Huang Studies 'Chandelier' Cells
January 3, 2013
Times Beacon Record
Putting the Pieces of Autism Together at CSHL
December 27, 2012
The New York Times
Evening Hours – November's Embers
December 2, 2012
Wall Street Journal
Researchers Unlock Secrets of Wheat Genome
November 29, 2012
Cold Spring Harbor Lab to honor 3
November 28, 2012
Scientists Solve Mystery of Human Brain's Chandelier Cells
November 27, 2012
NARSAD/Brain and Behavior Foundation
NARSAD Grant-Funded Research Furthers Understanding of What Makes Us Human
November 27, 2012
Genetic Engineering News
Learning from Sandy
November 16, 2012
Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot
Science Vs. Sandy — Science Wins!
November 16, 2012
Fall From Fiscal Cliff Would Rough Up LI
November 13, 2012
The New York Times
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Radiator Springs Racers is an attraction located in Cars Land at Disney California Adventure, based on the 2006 Disney/Pixar film Cars.
It uses technology similar to that used at Test Track in Epcot, with the exception that the vehicles race on two separate tracks. Guests race another vehicle through turns and hills, ending with a randomized race result. The attraction takes up six acres of Cars Land. It is the most expensive attraction to be built in the entire Disneyland Resort, one of the most expensive attractions Disney has ever built and one of the most expensive theme park attractions in the world at an estimated cost of over $200 million, which took up about 18% of the entire cost of the $1.1 billion expansion plan for Disney California Adventure.
The attraction, along with the rest of Disney California Adventure multi-year expansion, was announced on October 17, 2007. However, the first indication of the attraction and the new land was some concept art published in the Dreaming section of The Walt Disney Company's 2006 annual report. By late 2009, construction on the attraction and the land within had begun, taking two and a half years to build. At the "What's Next?" presentation at Disney California Adventure on June 11, 2010, Imagineer Kathy Mangum gave a brief rundown of the storyline for the attraction. Ride testing began in early 2012 with soft openings beginning in the spring. The ride officially opened to the public on June 15, 2012 with lines up to six hours.
Radiator Springs Racers is currently the most expensive attraction ever constructed in the Walt Disney Company's history.
Attraction Summary
Starting at an archway near the Radiator Springs Courthouse, the queue travels to the oldest parts of Radiator Springs to the original roadside attractions and buildings constructed by Stanley. Signs in the style of National Parks describe the geology of Ornament Valley upon a viewpoint of the Cadillac Range. Also featured are the original Radiator Springs, a natural spring emerging from a rock formation shaped like a radiator that Stanley discovered while traveling through Ornament Valley desperate for water. He built a radiator cap shop, a house partially constructed of empty oil bottles and a small hotel in the Tailight Cavern system nearby. This is where the load area is located. Sheriff provides safety instructions in English and Ramone covers them in Spanish.
RideAfter leaving the load, the cars go on a leisurely drive through Ornament Valley, traveling under an arch for a close-up view of the mountain where the waterfall bridge can be seen. Entering a tunnel, and hearing the lost Minny and Van, the cars nearly crash into Mack, avoid Minny and Van and narrowly avoid an oncoming train. Sheriff appears and tells the guests to slow down. He has Mater take guests into town to get them ready for the race, though Mater takes guests tractor-tipping first.
Escaping from an enraged Frank, they enter Radiator Springs, driving by Sarge, Fillmore, Lizzie, and Red. Between Luigi's and Ramone's Lightning McQueen and Sally greet the racers and send one of the two cars to a different building. At Luigi's the vehicles are given white-wall tires by Guido, and at Ramone's they are given a paint touchup by Ramone and Flo. Leaving the pit stops, Doc Hudson appears to give racers advice and sends them to the starting line where Luigi and Guido are excited to start off the race.
At the end of the countdown, the vehicles bolt back outside up to speeds of 40 MPH. Racing around the large radiator cap and Willy's Butte and hitting the finish line, Doc congratulates the racers for a good race and the vehicles enter Taillight Caverns, where Lightning and Mater congratulate and talk to the guests before they disembark.
Voice cast
- Lightning McQueen: Owen Wilson
- Mater: Larry the Cable Guy
- Sally Carrera: Bonnie Hunt
- Doc Hudson: Corey Burton
- Ramone: Cheech Marin
- Guido: Guido Quaroni
- Filmore: Lloyd Sherr
- Sheriff: Michael Wallis
- Luigi: Tony Shalhoub
- Sarge: Paul Dooley
- Mac: John Ratzenberger
- Van: Richard Kind
- Minny: Edie McClurg
- The ride is randomly programmed to select a different winner each race. You have a 50-50 chance of being in the winning car![1]
- The steepest degree of banking on the track is 45 degrees.[2]
- Each vehicle on the track is estimated to do more than 36,000 miles a year, that's equivalent to more than 14 trips down the original U.S. Route 66.[3] [4]
- The peaks of the mountain range, from left to right, represent classic Cadillac tail fins from 1957, 1958, 1959 (the Pinnacle), 1960, 1961 and 1962.[5]
- Although Doc Hudson died before the events of Cars 2, he appears in Radiator Springs Racers, which hints that the ride takes place before Cars 2. However, when Lightning and Mater congratulate the racers, Lightning would occasionally mention having raced around the world, hinting that the ride takes place after Cars 2.
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