CSHL Cancer Center Director Dave Tuveson featured in @su2c.bsky.social's video for #WorldCancerResearchDay!

Discover CSHL’s Mass Spec Core: advanced methods, high-sensitivity tools and expert support for researchers worldwide. Explore how the Core can support your next project. #MassSpec #ScienceMakesLifeBetter

Published in Nature Neuroscience, new circuit models of the brain’s visual cortex and lateromedial visual area, courtesy of CSHL's Javadzadeh lab, reveal how the brain builds consensus to process visual input. https://www.cshl.edu/when-the-eyes-play-tricks-the-brain-builds-consensus/

#Neuroskyence

We are saddened by the loss of G&D's long-time Editor, Terri Grodzicker.
When Terri stepped down as Editor in 2022, friends and colleagues wrote about her contributions to the research community. We are re-visiting these pieces, and thinking of her.
➡️ https://genesdev.cshlp.org/content/37/1-2.toc

New research from CSHL Associate Professor Lucas Cheadle and postdoc Irene Sanchez Martin reveals that inflammation during a critical window of pregnancy can contribute to autism-like traits in male mice. https://www.cshl.edu/placenta-study-identifies-earliest-signs-of-autism-risk/

Read the G&D Perspective:
➡️ genesdev.cshlp.org/content/40/1...

Ever heard of Claude Shannon? Probably not. But you’ve likely heard of Anthropic’s Claude, named after him.

Swipe to learn more about the “father of information theory” and how he built some of his first models at CSHL. https://www.cshl.edu/claude-shannons-cshl-summer/

#AI #ScienceMakesLifeBetter

Hosted at CSHL's Banbury Center, a group of scientists, clinicians, patient advocates, and philanthropists discussed an action plan for battling pediatric sarcomas. Their hard work was published in Genes & Development. Read more: https://www.cshl.edu/child-cancer-groups-call-for-concerted-action/.

CSHL Associate Professors Jeremy Borniger and David McCandlish for being selected as the 2026 recipients of the James M. and Cathleen D. Stone Faculty Award! Read more at our website https://www.cshl.edu/borniger-and-mccandlish-receive-2026-stone-faculty-award/

Who is Barbara McClintock?

One of our a-maize-ing Nobel Laureates was featured as an answer on the Jeopardy! Masters semi-final last night!

#InspiringDiscovery #Jeopardy #ScienceMakesLifeBetter

In 'Food Technology Magazine', Professor & Director of Graduate Studies Zachary Lippman discusses the intricacies of gene editing and its impact on crop innovation.

https://www.ift.org/food-technology-magazine/harvesting-new-agricultural-technologies

#PlantBiology #ScienceMakesLifeBetter

CSHL Associate Professor Tobias Janowitz has been appointed director of the Institute of Cancer Research, the oncology arm of the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research at Northwell Health.
https://www.cshl.edu/janowitz-joins-feinstein-institutes/

#InspiringDiscovery #ScienceMakesLifeBetter

In a new study published in @nature.com, CSHL graduate student Emily Isko in the @arkarupbanerjee.bsky.social lab discovered an evolutionary difference in Alston's singing mice that allows for enhanced vocal capabilities. Watch this video: www.cshl.edu/what-can-sin... @tonyzador.bsky.social

A great poet once said, “It ain’t where you’re from, it’s where you’re at.” For developing brain cells, it’s both! Published in @cp-neuron.bsky.social, Stan Kerstjens & @tonyzador.bsky.social put forward a new theory for how the brain organizes itself during development. www.cshl.edu/a-new-theory...

CSHL Professors @tonyzador.bsky.social y.social 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: www.cshl.edu/podcasts/at-...