Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
Cold Spring Harbor, NY
Joined May 2011
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Are you looking for a reliable strategy to analyze mammary tissue using whole mount images?? Well, maybe you should check MaGNet, our new computational based and user friendly approach (and you probably can adapt it to other organs as well). link.springer.com/article/10…
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Congratulations to Ludmila Pollock, named a 2024 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (@aaas ). For 25 years, Pollock has been dedicated to preserving the history and philosophy of science here at CSHL. cshl.edu/ludmila-pollock-nam…
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The Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation pledged $3M to CSHL, establishing an endowment to name the Robert David Lion Gardiner Chair of our Library & Archives! Executive Director of Library & Archives Ludmila Pollock will be the inaugural chair. @cshllibrary cshl.edu/new-library-archive…
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On Sunday, July 21st, CSHL is hosting a variety of creatives and researchers for our Science Meets Art Festival! This is your chance to dive into the work of scientists, writers, musicians, and more. This is a FREE event, but registration is required: eventbrite.com/e/91663492874…
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Get ready for this science and art fusion! 🎨🔬 In celebration of the Celia & Wally Gilbert Artist-in-Residence program, we’re hosting a variety of creatives ranging from writers to musicians to painters. Attendance is FREE, but an RSVP is required. bit.ly/3KC4olx
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Have you ever wondered what happens to mammary tissue when a mouse gets UTI? No? So check out the work of Sam Henry, @stevenmlewis7 @SamanthaCyrill!!!
Check out our work on how local infection can impact a distal tissue - with the amazing dos Santos team @SamanthaCyrill @mKate588 @DeeptimanChatt2 @caoresco @CicconeMichael @amritha92 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Proud of our @CSHLsbs graduate!
Congratulations Christopher Harvey of @HarvardMed, winner of a 2024 Troland Research Award for his pioneering work on neural circuits! Read about his contributions to #neurobiology: bit.ly/troland-award-harvey #NASaward #neuroscience
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Meet Antoinette Sutto: @CSHLlibrary's own Indiana Jones! She's on a quest to unearth the rich scientific history of CSHL and Long Island. 🧪🔬 #sciencehistory cshl.edu/where-history-conne…
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Congratulations to CSHL Professor Rob Martienssen for being awarded the 2024 Genetics Society Medal, which is given in recognition of outstanding research contributions to the field of genetics! 🏅🎉 @GenSocUK cshl.edu/rob-martienssen-awa…
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CSHL’s Zachary Lippman and @TheDMMcC teamed up to decipher the unpredictability of natural and engineered mutations in tomatoes. Their work may help scientists navigate evolution and genome editing. 🍅
cshl.edu/you-say-genome-edit…
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How do bats resist cancer and tolerate harmful viruses like Ebola and COVID-19? CSHL research on bats’ immune systems may shed light on links between immunity, viral tolerance, aging, and cancer resistance. 🦇
cshl.edu/holy-immunity-bat-g…
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"Charles Darwin: A Life in Letters" is now on view at NYPL. Featuring correspondence, maps, and objects from Darwin’s world, this is the rarest of chances to be with Darwin as he was, in his own words. #DarwinNYPL
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Tune in to Prof Rob Martienssen as he discusses how sustainable oil palm and aquatic plants can save the rainforest — 1/31 at 4pm, presented by @CSHLLibrary Center for Humanities. cshl.edu/mc-events/oil-chang…
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This is a Spanish-language comic book depicting the life of Marie Curie, a physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity. Curie also won two #NobelPrizes in both #Physics and #Chemistry. See more cool #comics like this here: ow.ly/Qh6T50L08Tc
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Thurs, 9/29, 6:30p - our City of Science series explores the fascinating field of genetics - Nobel winner Phillip A. Sharp speaks with @DrSidMukherjee about his groundbreaking research. Reserve for in-person or livestream: gc.cuny.edu/events/city-scie…
ALT Headshots of Phillip A. Sharp & Siddhartha Mukherjee
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Deadline for this prize extended to September 15th! Graduate students, send us your #histbio #histmed #histSTM essays!
2022 FHHMLS Graduate Student Essay Award! Submissions are due Sept 1. Winner will be announced at HSS and receive 5 books from Cambridge University Press. fhhmls.wordpress.com/2021/06… @hssonline
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Are you a trained scientist looking to step away from the bench? CSHL Library seeks a highly motivated, collaborative Research Data Informationist to lead the Data management program and support a research at CSHL. Join our team!
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The Editors @genomeresearch were saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Debbie Nickerson. Today we remember her as a passionate scientist, mentor, and friend. ow.ly/mhLp30s8zLp (Image courtesy of
@CSHLLibrary).
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I would like to invite you to participate in a special discussion about and with women Nobelists moderated by Susan Hockfield which will be held virtually on October 18th 2021 cshl.edu/mc-events/life-hope…