No. 595: Enjoy some tea with Mr. T, Clara Barton, Yoda and the new LIA leader
Never doubted you for a moment: Another workweek in the books, another weekend on the horizon – once again, you’ve beaten the odds and shocked the world, dear readers…
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No. 594: The masks come off, biotech pioneers unite and the circus comes to town (plus, chocolate cake!)
You’re getting warmer, comrade: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we work our way through this – dare we say “summerlike?” – week of socioeconomic innovation. It’s May 19…
New collaboration cuts to the heart of RNA splicing
By GREGORY ZELLER // A Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory spinoff and a Massachusetts-based neuroscience trailblazer are teaming up to advance ribonucleic acid splicing research – key to addressing several central…
No. 494: In which Earth Day, the National League and fresh NSF Fellows all arrive, but COVID-19 won’t leave
People of Earth: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as Long Island, the United States and a good chunk of the civilized world muscle their way through another workweek in…
No. 449: Braving the rebrand, locking down opioids and building a better Manufacturers’ Symposium
Almost there: You’ve made it this far, dear readers, and congratulations for that, as we wind down another busy workweek and look ahead to another well-earned autumnal weekend. Shoe…
Envisagenics’ artificial intelligence wows real investors
By GREGORY ZELLER // They’re on a major roll at Envisagenics Inc., a Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory spinoff that’s piling up some hefty research grants. Now based in New York…