Power of 3
CSHL’s John Moses welcomes first Wales intern, Jasmine Moss
By Daniel Dunaief
As the first chemist in the history of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Professor John Moses has forged new connections at the lab,...
Setauket scientist Andrew Young’s work paves way for drugs like Ozempic
By Daniel Dunaief
Andrew Young is in a similar place to the one he was in when he first met his wife Lynne over two...
BNL’s future looks bright as four researchers earn DOE early career awards – Part II
By Daniel Dunaief
This is part 2 of a 2-part series.
Half of this year’s crop of recipients from New York State for Early Career Awards...
BNL’s future looks bright as four researchers earn DOE early career awards – Part 1
By Daniel Dunaief
This is part 1 of a 2-part series.
Half of this year’s crop of recipients from New York State for Early Career Awards...
SBU’s John Mak helps prove how seaspray and Saharan dust remove methane
By Daniel Dunaief
A problematic atmospheric greenhouse gases, methane comes from natural gas, agriculture, and swamps.
Recently, John E. Mak, a Professor in the School of...
SBU’s Maurizio Del Poeta expands fungal studies, adds new researchers
By Daniel Dunaief
Maurizio Del Poeta is taking another approach to battling fungal infections that can be deadly, particularly for people who are immunocompromised.
A Distinguished...
SBU’s Timothy Glotch and the case of the inexplicable lunar granite
By Daniel Dunaief
It’s almost easier to figure out what makes Earth unique among the planets than it is to list the ways humans are...
When the humans are away, gentoo penguins head to the post office
By Daniel Dunaief
Humans may have nothing on penguins when it comes to viral marketing. Almost immediately after the Covid pandemic shut down tourism in...
Spotlight on CSHL Janowitz Lab with PhD candidate Sam Kleeman
By Daniel Dunaief
This is part 2 of a two-part series.
Cancers not only compromise human health, but they can also suppress the body’s immune response....
Spotlight on CSHL Janowitz Lab with PhD graduate Miriam Ferrer Gonzalez
By Daniel Dunaief
This part one of a two part series.
It’s a bit like shaking corn kernels over an open flame. At first, the kernels...
