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The Unspoken Truth: A Dialogue on Prostate Cancer

00:32:02 | June 30, 2026

cancer detection
cancer genetics
community
Lloyd Trotman
metastasis
prostate cancer

Lloyd Trotman joins community leaders to discuss prostate cancer genetics, patient outcomes, and the importance of early screening.

The Unspoken Truth: A Dialogue on Prostate Cancer

00:32:02 | June 30, 2026

cancer detection
cancer genetics
community
Lloyd Trotman
metastasis
prostate cancer

Lloyd Trotman joins community leaders to discuss prostate cancer genetics, patient outcomes, and the importance of early screening. Watch now »

Autism: nature, nurture, or both?

00:18:52 | June 25, 2026

autism spectrum disorders
Cocktails & Chromosomes
genetics
Lucas Cheadle
neurodevelopment
Neuroscience

Lucas Cheadle returns to Cocktails & Chromosomes for a deep dive into the many causes of autism. Watch now »

AI in Biology: The 90th CSHL Symposium

00:05:32 | June 18, 2026

artificial intelligence
big data
biotech
education
machine learning
Meetings & Courses Program
neuroAI
Peter Koo
Quantitative Biology

Hear from meeting co-organizer Peter Koo, along with invited speakers Charlotte Bunne, Andrea Pauli, Richard Bonneau, and Terrence Sejnowski. Watch now »

A fellowship of curiosity

00:04:07 | May 26, 2026

Adrian Krainer
Carol Greider
Christopher Vakoc
CSHL Fellows
Hannah Meyer
Mitra Javadzadeh
Nobel laureate
Scott Lowe

The CSHL Fellows Program celebrates 40 years as alumni unite to share their remarkable research and reflect on decades of progress. Watch now »

Brains on babies

00:23:22 | May 21, 2026

Cocktails & Chromosomes
neurodevelopment
Neuroscience
Stephen Shea

Are some animals built for babysitting? CSHL postdoc Katie Day unpacks the “dopamine loops” underlying maternal behavior. Watch now »

What makes a mouse sing?

00:04:42 | May 7, 2026

animal models
Anthony Zador
Arkarup Banerjee
brain mapping
evolutionary biology
Neuroscience

Yes, some mice can sing. Listen to their songs as heard by the recent CSHL School of Biological Sciences graduate who studies them. Watch now »

Double Helix Medalist Robert Langer

00:04:47 | April 21, 2026

award
biotech
Double Helix Medals dinner

Dr. Robert Langer’s career-spanning achievements in science and engineering are unparalleled, as seen in this video retrospective. Watch now »

CSHL’s Partners for the Future: Science’s new beginnings

00:04:23 | April 16, 2026

David Jackson
education
Lucas Cheadle
Partners for the Future
science careers

High school seniors from across Long Island receive world-class training and experience in state-of-the-art labs. Hear their stories. Watch now »

A Closer Look: CSHL’s Microscopy Core

00:03:33 | March 30, 2026

cancer research
cell biology
core facility
CSHL Cancer Center
molecular biology

The Microscopy Core at CSHL provides cutting-edge technology to advance cancer and molecular biology research. Tour the core in this new video! Watch now »

No eyes, no brain, no problem

00:19:09 | March 19, 2026

climate change
Cocktails & Chromosomes
crop yield
Plant Biology
Ullas Pedmale

In our latest Cocktails & Chromosomes, Ullas Pedmale breaks down the incredible biology that enables plants to survive and thrive. Watch now »

Double Helix Medalists Martina Navratilova & Chris Evert

00:04:30 | March 16, 2026

breast cancer
Camila dos Santos
cancer detection
cancer research
Double Helix Medals dinner
ovarian cancer

Witness the journey of tennis legends Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova from the courts to cancer advocacy to CSHL’s Double Helix Medal. Watch now »

From lab discovery to patient care

00:04:21 | February 17, 2026

CSHL Association
Giving
Lloyd Trotman
prostate cancer
Tobias Janowitz

Professor Lloyd Trotman calls an upcoming clinical study “the most important and defining moment in my career at the Lab.” Watch now »

How your thymus puts the I in immunity

00:27:35 | January 15, 2026

Cocktails & Chromosomes
Hannah Meyer
immune system
machine learning

Your immune system works a lot like a CAPTCHA test. Now, CSHL’s Meyer lab is using machine learning to crack its code. Watch now »

2025 DHMD Slideshow

00:02:38 | November 25, 2025

DHMD
Giving

CSHL has celebrated scientists and science advocates at the Double Helix Medals Dinner for 20 years. Watch now »

Cancer: A disease of genes and … garbage?

00:32:08 | November 18, 2025

cancer research
Cocktails & Chromosomes
colon cancer
DNA
immune system
Peter Westcott

Peter Westcott begins the latest installment in our Cocktails & Chromosomes series with an inspirational quote from Oscar the Grouch. Watch now »

The hitchhiker’s guide to the smelliverse

00:18:27 | October 14, 2025

Alexei Koulakov
artificial intelligence
brain mapping
Cocktails & Chromosomes
machine learning
Neuroscience
olfaction

CSHL Professor Alexei Koulakov talks synesthesia, shipwrecks, and the most underappreciated of our five senses. Watch now »

A journey into animal aging

00:36:13 | September 17, 2025

aging
Christopher Hammell
Cocktails & Chromosomes
gene regulation and inheritance
genetics

Time loops, babies with beards, and biology's favorite worm. CSHL Professor Christopher Hammel explores all these phenomena and more. Watch now »

Enter the CRISPR frontier

00:05:33 | September 8, 2025

CRISPR
education
genetic diseases
genetics research
genome
Meetings & Courses Program

What does genome engineering mean for the future of science and medicine? See how CSHL’s meeting helps inspire curiosity, discovery, and innovation. Watch now »

Plate Race 2025

00:03:01 | August 25, 2025

community
education
epigenetics
event
genetics
Meetings & Courses Program
structural biology

Grit, determination, camaraderie—these aren’t confined to the lab. They're on full display in the 2025 CSHL Plate Race. Watch now »

A new fix for brain cancer?

00:21:17 | August 14, 2025

Alea Mills
brain cancer
cancer research
Cocktails & Chromosomes
epigenetics
Northwell Health

Her research on glioblastoma was published in Nature and featured on ABC. Now, hear about her lab’s latest advances and high-impact collaborations. Watch now »

Foundations for the Future: Topping-off ceremony

00:01:20 | July 30, 2025

artificial intelligence
Board of Trustees
Bruce Stillman
event
Foundations for the Future
Giving
infrastructure
partnerships
philanthropy
Quantitative Biology

The CSHL community came together to put the final beam in place on a new Artificial Intelligence and Quantitative Biology building. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: A place of community and betrayal

Cocktails & Chromosomes: A place of community and betrayal

00:21:38 | July 24, 2025

cell biology
Cocktails & Chromosomes
DNA
evolutionary biology

Come along as we take a trip inside bird nests, bee hives, and even cell mitochondria. Watch now »

Dorcas Cummings: The legacy behind the lecture

00:01:53 | July 11, 2025

CSHL Association
Giving
Meetings & Courses Program
philanthropy
science talk

Robert Cummings remembers his mother, whose name continues to inspire curiosity, discovery, and innovation almost 50 years after her untimely death. Watch now »

AI fact, fiction, and the future of humanity

00:58:21 | July 7, 2025

artificial intelligence
event
machine learning
neuroAI
science talk

Hear about the future of science and literature from some of the creative minds who are making it happen. Watch now »

Zombie cells: The intersection of cancer and aging

00:39:29 | July 1, 2025

aging
cancer research
Carol Greider
Corina Amor Vegas
CSHL Association
education
Gregory Hannon
immune system
Meetings & Courses Program
Scott Lowe

These zombies have more to say than just “brains.” Let's see what they might tell us about the secrets of youth, rejuvenation, health, and disease. Watch now »

A new body of knowledge

03:26:00 | June 24, 2025

cancer
education
Jeremy Borniger
Meetings & Courses Program
Neuroscience
whole-body physiology

Get a guided tour of the world’s first hands-on cancer neuroscience course, and meet the scientists pioneering this new field of research. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Heresy in genetics

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Heresy in genetics

00:22:47 | June 17, 2025

Cocktails & Chromosomes
gene regulation and inheritance
genetics
Genomics
molecular biology
RNA splicing
Thomas Gingeras

Imagine everything you learned about DNA wasn’t quite wrong, but was only a fraction of the truth. Now, get more of the whole story. Watch now »

Lessons learned in time: CSHL’s Symposium on aging

00:03:37 | June 11, 2025

aging
education
epigenetics
genetics
immune system
Meetings & Courses Program
prostate cancer

Look behind the scenes at the 89th CSHL Symposium and see some of science’s most brilliant minds share their insights on aging and senescence. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Am I a neural network?

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Am I a neural network?

00:22:05 | May 22, 2025

artificial intelligence
Cocktails & Chromosomes
machine learning
neuroAI
Neuroscience

What are the core differences between AI and human intelligence? CSHL postdoc Ari Benjamin pulls back the curtain on today’s large language models. Watch now »

Cancer Genetics: History & Consequences

00:03:58 | April 17, 2025

cancer genetics
Center for Humanities
history
History of Science Meetings
Nobel laureate

Hear from some of the field’s leading voices, including Mary-Claire King, Brian Druker, Stephen Elledge, and Nobel Prize winner Carol Greider. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Hormones on my mind

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Hormones on my mind

00:14:04 | April 9, 2025

Alzheimer's
Cocktails & Chromosomes
Jessica Tollkuhn
neurodegenerative disease
neurodevelopment
Neuroscience
schizophrenia

How do estrogen and testosterone influence mood, behavior, and health? CSHL neuroscientist Jessica Tollkuhn breaks it down for viewers young and old. Watch now »

Knowledge for life

00:03:35 | March 27, 2025

community
education
Ph.D. Program
philanthropy
science careers

CSHL School of Biological Sciences alumni look back on how their experiences prepared them for success in research, academia, and industry. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: The hidden world inside our cells

Cocktails & Chromosomes: The hidden world inside our cells

00:23:59 | March 20, 2025

cancer
cancer research
Cocktails & Chromosomes
disease biomarkers
immunotherapy
Katherine Alexander
renal cancer

What are nuclear speckles and how might these mysterious structures impact your DNA? Get an inside look from CSHL Assistant Professor Kate Alexander. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Where nature meets nurture

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Where nature meets nurture

00:22:44 | February 26, 2025

autism spectrum disorders
Cocktails & Chromosomes
Gabrielle Pouchelon
neurodevelopment
Neuroscience

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory neuroscientist Gabrielle Pouchelon puts a new spin on an age-old question during our first public science talk of 2025. Watch now »

Deciphering brain diseases with click chemistry

00:24:30 | February 18, 2025

anxiety
click chemistry
CSHL Association
depression
Giving
Hiro Furukawa
John Moses
Neuroscience

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Professors John Moses and Hiro Furukawa speak at the CSHL Association’s 2025 Annual Meeting. Watch now »

‘Is cancer immunotherapy right for me?’

00:03:10 | January 21, 2025

cancer research
CSHL Cancer Center
disease biomarkers
immune system
immune therapy
immunotherapy
Peter Westcott

It’s a question that only you and your doctor can answer. Research from CSHL’s Peter Westcott may explain why it does or doesn’t work in some cases. Watch now »

<em>Cocktails & Chromosomes</em>: Best shots of 2024

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Best shots of 2024

00:16:38 | January 16, 2025

Cocktails & Chromosomes
community
education
event
public lecture
science talk

The popular CSHL event series returns to Industry Lounge on January 30, 2025. In the meantime, check out some highlights from last year’s talks. Watch now »

Are pro-oxidants anti-prostate cancer?

00:02:25 | January 7, 2025

cancer
cancer treatment
cellular communication in cancer
Lloyd Trotman
prostate cancer

New research from CSHL Professor Lloyd Trotman offers men of all ages a look inside the possible future of prostate cancer treatment and prevention. Watch now »

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Video Library

The Unspoken Truth: A Dialogue on Prostate Cancer

The Unspoken Truth: A Dialogue on Prostate Cancer

Autism: nature, nurture, or both?

AI in Biology: The 90th CSHL Symposium

A fellowship of curiosity

Brains on babies

What makes a mouse sing?

Double Helix Medalist Robert Langer

CSHL’s Partners for the Future: Science’s new beginnings

A Closer Look: CSHL’s Microscopy Core

No eyes, no brain, no problem

Double Helix Medalists Martina Navratilova & Chris Evert

From lab discovery to patient care

How your thymus puts the I in immunity

2025 DHMD Slideshow

Cancer: A disease of genes and … garbage?

The hitchhiker’s guide to the smelliverse

A journey into animal aging

Enter the CRISPR frontier

Plate Race 2025

A new fix for brain cancer?

Foundations for the Future: Topping-off ceremony

Cocktails & Chromosomes: A place of community and betrayal

Dorcas Cummings: The legacy behind the lecture

AI fact, fiction, and the future of humanity

Zombie cells: The intersection of cancer and aging

A new body of knowledge

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Heresy in genetics

Lessons learned in time: CSHL’s Symposium on aging

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Am I a neural network?

Cancer Genetics: History & Consequences

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Hormones on my mind

Knowledge for life

Cocktails & Chromosomes: The hidden world inside our cells

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Where nature meets nurture

Deciphering brain diseases with click chemistry

‘Is cancer immunotherapy right for me?’

Cocktails & Chromosomes: Best shots of 2024

Are pro-oxidants anti-prostate cancer?

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