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New At the Lab episode! CSHL’s Hiro Furukawa reveals how rogue antibodies attack brain receptors in anti-NMDAR encephalitis—a disease often mistaken for schizophrenia. Could personalized medicine be the key? cshl.edu/podcasts/at-th… Listen now on CSHL Newsstand, YouTube & podcast

A new Science summary spotlights a paper by CSHL’s Tobias Janowitz and colleagues that uncovers a neural circuit linking inflammation to reduced motivation in a mouse model of cancer cachexia. Check out the Science Magazine summary here: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… #Cachexia

Congrats to former CSHL researcher & honorary doctorate recipient Dr. Nouria Hernandez on her election to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AAAS )! From her pioneering work in molecular biology to her leadership in science & education, Dr. Hernandez has long exemplified

As Autism Awareness Month ends, we highlight CSHL research changing lives. From breakthrough genetic discoveries to new diagnostic tools, CSHL scientists are helping make earlier autism diagnoses—& better support—a reality. Learn more: cshl.edu/autism-genetic…

As demand for battery metals rises, a new paper weighs the risks of deep-sea mining vs. improving current land-based practices. nature.com/articles/s4418…

For the 200 million women worldwide with endometriosis—a disease often misunderstood and underdiagnosed—this dedication to scientific discovery is a huge step in the right direction. #Endendo #EndoFound #Endometriosis cshl.edu/endometriosis-…

Speckles in your cells might predict how well you respond to certain cancer treatments. CSHL’s Kate Alexander explains in a new episode of At the Lab… cshl.edu/podcasts/at-th…

This past Sunday, 9 students from the School of Biological Sciences received their Ph.D.s 🎓👏 Years of research, discovery & growth—culminating in an incredible milestone. Meet the Class of 2025 & read their stories: cshl.edu/the-cshl-schoo…

Congratulations to James L. Manley, who received an honorary Doctor of Science from CSHL School of Biological Sciences this past weekend. Renowned for his groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of gene expression, Manley joins a distinguished list of SBS honorary

Congrats to CSHL’s Richard Sever (Richard Sever) for his inclusion in the 2025 TIME 100 Health list! As co-founder of bioRxiv & @medRxiv & chief science & strategic officer at openrxiv, Sever is revolutionizing the way cutting-edge biomedical science is shared

From myth to medicine, Slither by CSHL honorary doctorate Stephen S. Hall dives deep into our complex relationship with snakes—and the science that may change it. 🐍 bookshop.org/p/books/slithe…

At the 🇺🇸 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS), Camila dos Santos from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Prof. Prudence Francis from Peter Mac Cancer Centre, and Jenni Sheng MD from Johns Hopkins Medicine presented new approaches and study results for the treatment of #breastcancer in young women. dlvr.it/TKkmC9

Science, sport, and resilience come together on Nov 19. CSHL honors Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, and Dr. Bob Langer at the Double Helix Medals dinner—our biggest night for research. cshl.edu/cshl-to-honor-…

A UTI and... breast cancer? Listen in to our latest At the Lab podcast episode to hear how CSHL’s Camila dos Santos found a surprising link between the two—and a possible way to reverse it. cshl.edu/podcasts/at-th…

From reading The Hallmarks of Cancer in Spain to sharing pancakes with its author at CSHL—Lucía Téllez Pérez’s journey in cancer research came full circle. Read her inspiring story: cshl.edu/labdish/pancak… #CancerResearch #CSHL #ScienceLife

Yesterday, CSHL Associate Professor Ullas Pedmale spoke at the Nature’s Resiliency panel at Old Westbury Gardens, joining voices from North Shore Land Alliance, Audubon New York, and Hofstra University to spotlight local conservation and how small actions help ecosystems thrive. 🌿 #NatureResiliency

CSHL proves that sustainability and science are deeply interconnected. Thanks to Brandon King and his team, we've seen major wins for our campus and for our efforts to build a healthier planet for future generations. cshl.edu/science-and-su…

CSHL Professors Tony Zador and Alexei Koulakov explain how a quirk of evolution—the way our DNA passes down instructions to build a brain—might be a key factor when it comes to designing smarter AI. Take a listen:  cshl.edu/podcasts/at-th…

There’s a lot of hype around AI these days—but how much of it actually reflects human intelligence? Watch CSHL postdoc Ari Benjamin explain at our latest Cocktails and Chromosomes. cshl.edu/videos/cocktai…