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Author Archives: Edward Brydon
SCIENCE SHORTS: Why haven’t we cured cancer yet?
After the success of the 5 minute science talks at the recent open house we decided they could be helpful for a wider audience. So we reconvened the speakers and re-did the talks with that in mind, thus creating our … Continue reading
Time out with Tuveson
The following interview was conducted and written by Skyler Palatnick Of all the things kids and teens think about when the topic of scientists comes up, the last thing you would expect to hear is that they are normal–but … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Disease research, Faculty & Friends
Tagged cancer, David Tuveson, interview, pancreatic cancer, Skyler Palatnick
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Remembering the Laboratory as it was in 1950
We recently had a rare kind of visitor, one who can shed light on just how far the Laboratory has come in 60-plus years. Natalie Meyer worked in Milislav Demerec’s lab in what is now the Carnegie Library building from … Continue reading
An experimental neuroscience course in the heart of Transylvania
It’s no small feat to put together a state-of-the-art neuroscience lab and summer course. Remarkably, CSHL Assistant Professor Florin Albeanu managed just that, and did so in the picturesque heart of his home country, Romania. The 2012 Transylvania Experimental Neuroscience … Continue reading
Posted in Education programs, Meetings, Neuroscience
Tagged Course, Dinu Florin Albeanu, Neuroscience, Romania, Science, Students, TENSS, Transylvania
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From Bench to Bikeside: when scientists leave the lab and take to the hills
by Clare Rebbeck** As researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory we work with cancer cells day in, day out. We hope that one day we will discover something that will change the lives of the many people diagnosed with cancer. … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Faculty & Friends
Tagged Bike ride, Biking, cancer, Charity, Events, Hannon, Scientists, Tour de Pink, Young Survivor Coalition
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Visiting undergraduates at CSHL: the 2012 class of URPs explores neuroscience, bioinformatics and cancer biology
by Mike Schatz and Anne Churchland** Each summer, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory hosts 25 visiting undergraduates, affectionately known as “URPs,” after the historic program in which they participate. The Undergraduate Research Program began in 1959, and provides a unique opportunity … Continue reading
Posted in Education programs
Tagged Churchland, education, Schatz, Undergraduate Research Program, URP
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