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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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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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Alea Mills explains mouse modeling at the Secret Science Club
A rapt audience of more than 450 New Yorkers gathered at the Secret Science Club in Brooklyn on one unseasonably balmy night in mid-March to listen to tales of gene hunting expeditions by CSHL Professor Alea Mills. She is an … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Disease research, Faculty & Friends, Neuroscience
Tagged autism, cancer, Mills, mouse models
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Double duty: How an anti-cancer protein guards neurons against death after stroke
Cancer biologists know the PTEN gene as a powerful tumor suppressor and one that is among the most commonly deleted genes in human cancer. For more than a decade, CSHL’s Dr. Lloyd Trotman has studied the role of PTEN in … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Disease research, Neuroscience
Tagged cancer, PTEN, stroke, Trotman
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