🔬 Join us for Cocktails & Chromosomes with Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory! 🍸 Get an inside look at cutting-edge lab research—straight from our scientists. Enjoy a short talk, open Q&A, and science-themed cocktails available for purchase. Free entry a chance to win science-themed raffle prizes! Last month, Dr. Thomas Gingeras unpacked the central dogma behind RNA. 👀 This Thursday June 26 at 7pm, join us for an exciting talk by Postdoctoral Fellow & Evolutionary Geneticist Bryan Gitschlag titled

View from the hiking trail! Cold Spring Harbor, located on Long Island, New York, was first inhabited by the Matinecock Native Americans. European settlers arrived in the 17th century, establishing it as a whaling port by the 1800s. The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, founded in 1890, became a global leader in biological research, notably in genetics and cancer. The area also served as a retreat for wealthy New Yorkers, with historic homes and a scenic waterfront. Today, it’s known for its resear

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a TD Ready Challenge alumni, is working toward ending systemic barriers within medical testing by expanding access to advanced cancer testing to underserved communities. Read more about their groundbreaking work. https://go.td.com/3oNtsJv #TDReadyCommitment | TD

Cold Spring Harbor is a hamlet on Long Island, New York, whose history has shifted from a 19th-century whaling port to a 20th-century scientific research hub. The area was named for the naturally cold freshwater springs that flow into the harbor. Early settlement and whalingColonial era: The land was purchased from the Matinecock people in 1653, and European settlers established a community focused on milling and maritime activities.Whaling boom: In the 1830s, the Cold Spring Whaling Company was