Current and previous years’ financial information and audits for Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

In mice with pancreatic and colorectal cancer, keto diets slow the growth of tumors, seen here in white, by a process called ferroptosis. This kills the cancer cells by causing a lethal buildup of ...

Giuseppina Caligiuri, Postdoctoral Fellow, in Tuveson Laboratory.

How does the body separate “self” from “nonself?” CSHL Professor Rob Martienssen uncovers fascinating new leads in plant pollen and mouse sperm.

Nicholas Tonks and colleagues study a family of enzymes called protein tyrosine phosphatases, or PTPs, which remove phosphate groups from proteins and other signaling molecules, such as lipids, in ...

CSHL Assistant Professor Michael Lukey has identified a source of breast cancer’s backup food supplies—and a way to block access.

CSHL’s research faculty has a rich history of contributing some of the most fundamental discoveries in molecular biology and genetics. This legacy, which includes 8 Nobel Prize winners, continues to ...

Innovative research relies on a constantly evolving set of technologies. At CSHL, these essential resources are housed within our Core Facilities, which provide all researchers with access to the ...

In a new essay on cachexia, published in Neuron, CSHL’s Tobias Janowitz makes an impassioned plea to all scientists—listen to patients carefully. CSHL Associate Professor Tobias Janowitz and ...

Cells respond and adapt to the signals that they receive from their environment. Environmental factors such as nutrients affect cellular states by altering cell state-specific gene expression or ...

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Recent advances in electron cryomicroscopy (cryo-EM) have made it possible to visualize extremely complex biological systems, providing novel molecular insight into human biology and disease. Cryo-EM ...