News Menu

LabDish Blog

LabDish is published and managed by the Communications Department at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. The blog highlights the people who make possible the Laboratory’s world-class scientific research and educational activities. The blog’s writers also take their readers “backstage” from time to time for a behind-the-scenes look at the scientific process itself.
2018 PRSA Bronze Award of Commendation
photo of Jason Williams
Featured

A science career path: Jason Williams

  • April 24, 2020
  • Daniel Dunaief

He is now a leader at the DNA Learning Center, the place that taught him to love biology in high school. Read more »

  • DNA Learning Center
  • education
  • employee feature
  • LabDish blog
  • Lloyd Trotman
  • partnerships
  • science careers
  • STEM
photo of David McCandlish in his office

A science career path: David McCandlish

  • April 10, 2020
  • Brian Stallard

Assistant Professor David McCandlish is a quantitative biologist who walks the line between advanced mathematics and the life sciences at CSHL. Read more »

  • David McCandlish
  • employee feature
  • LabDish blog
  • Quantitative Biology
  • science careers
  • Simons Center for Quantitative Biology
photo of Lloyd Trotman speaking to crowd for Cocktails & Chromosomes Movember

Fresh insights into prostate cancer surprise Movember crowd

  • November 22, 2019
  • Brian Stallard

For a special “Movember” edition of Cocktails and Chromosomes, Dr. Lloyd Trotman explained what his lab is doing to understand deadly prostate cancers. Read more »

  • cancer detection
  • cancer research
  • Cocktails & Chromosomes
  • LabDish blog
  • lecture
  • Lloyd Trotman
  • prostate cancer
  • science talk
photo of Tim Mulligan with Sam the cat at Upland Farm

The important role of an Uplands Farm cat

  • October 29, 2019
  • Charlotte Hu

Cats, Uplands Farm’s smallest employees, have always played a big role in plant care and seed guarding. Read more »

  • employee feature
  • LabDish blog
  • Plant Biology
photo of William Kaelin Nobel Laureate Labdish

Nobel laureate William Kaelin draws a crowd

  • October 29, 2019
  • Charlotte Hu

Nobel laureate and cancer researcher William Kaelin holds a seminar on his award-winning research at CSHL. Read more »

  • cancer
  • cancer biology
  • Carol Greider
  • cell biology
  • Jason Sheltzer
  • LabDish blog
  • Nobel laureate
  • Nobel Prize

Sorry, no stories were found

Try these search tips:

  • Make sure all words are spelled correctly
  • Try different search terms
  • Try more general search terms
  • Try fewer search terms
  • Or search the entire CSHL website:

Search by keyword

Filter by year

Filter by tag

Adrian Krainer Alzheimer's Anne Churchland Anthony Zador artificial intelligence autism spectrum disorders award Banbury Center Board of Trustees Bo Li brain mapping breast cancer Bruce Stillman Camila dos Santos cancer cancer biology cancer genetics cancer research cancer treatment cell biology cellular communication in cancer Christopher Vakoc community core facility COVID-19 CRISPR crop yield CSHL Cancer Center CSHL history CSHL Press David Jackson David L. Spector David Tuveson decision making depression DNA DNA Learning Center Double Helix Medals dinner education elected official epigenetics event evolutionary biology Faculty Awards gene regulation and inheritance genetic diseases genetics genetics research genome genome sequencing Genomics Giving Gregory Hannon Hiro Furukawa history immune system immunotherapy infrastructure Jason Sheltzer Josh Huang LabDish blog lecture Leemor Joshua-Tor leukemia/blood cancers Library & Archives Lloyd Trotman machine learning Meetings & Courses Program Michael Wigler Mikala Egeblad molecular biology neuroAI neurodegeneration neurodevelopment Neuroscience Nicholas Tonks Nobel laureate olfaction organoids pancreatic/pancreas cancer partnerships Ph.D. Program philanthropy Plant Biology plant genetics podcast Quantitative Biology research highlights RNA splicing RNA therapeutics Rob Martienssen sarcoma schizophrenia Scott Lowe SMA STEM structural biology W. Richard McCombie whole-body physiology Zachary Lippman