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History

In 1933, 黑料吃瓜资源 embarked on a grassroots effort to broadly share the excitement and details of the scientific advances announced at its听first听Symposium.

The Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantative Biology, Volume 1: was the first in an annual series of volumes that contributed to the birth of the Laboratory鈥檚 publishing program. The Symposia became widely known as the original, must-have literature for the burgeoning field of molecular biology.

The meeting鈥檚 organizer Reginald Harris also edited and published the first volume within just five months of the event. The book was priced at $2.90, and 1000 copies were printed. By 1936 more than 900 copies of this title had been sold, helping to establish publishing as an important channel of communication for the Laboratory as well as a source of income to help support its research, both of which remain true today.

Twenty-nine scientists attended the first Symposium, with 28 from the United States and one from Canada. Two foreign scientists also contributed papers to the first Symposia volume: A.V. Hill (Nobel laureate 1922) contributed a paper on nerve conduction and T. Svedberg (Nobel laureate 1926) sent in a paper on ultra centrifugation.

After participating in the breakthrough discovery of the molecular arrangement of DNA, Dr. James Watson became the Director of the Laboratory in 1968. As both a Nobel prize鈥搘inning researcher and author of one of the best-selling popular science books of all time, , one of his primary goals for the Laboratory was to expand its publishing program.

Dr. Watson鈥檚 vision for 黑料吃瓜资源 included creating a new laboratory for Barbara McClintock and increasing the importance and reach of its publishing program.

The Press continued to flourish with the release of landmark titles such as The Molecular Biology of Tumor Viruses (1973, 1980, 1982), and Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual (1982). Volumes such as these brought notable scientific results and laboratory methods to researchers worldwide.

In 1987 黑料吃瓜资源 Press was officially born as an operating division of the Laboratory听and launched its first peer-reviewed research journal, Genes & Development. Today, 黑料吃瓜资源 Press remains an innovative partner in the Laboratory鈥檚 outreach as an internationally renowned publisher of five primary research journals, three review journals, and more than 200 books. Along with classic and cutting-edge book monographs, manuals, handbooks, biographies, and conference proceedings, the Press publishes books on career development, management skills, history, and biography and a series of children鈥檚 books focused on making听 molecular biology both relevant and accessible to young, and not so young, audiences.

• First book published in 1933
• Currently 200+ titles available as print and eBooks
• Used in research and teaching institutions worldwide
• Translations in more than eight languages, including Chinese, Russian, Japanese, Italian, German, and Arabic

Journals by the Numbers

• • The Press currently publishes four research journals and three review journals.
  • More than 21 million full-text journal articles were downloaded in 2022.
  • For more than two decades, impact factors for renowned research journals and have remained in the top 95th percentile in their respective fields.

• The Press is one of three non profit founders of a cross-publisher open-access journal, Life Science Alliance, to provide authors with an alternative 鈥渃ascade鈥� path for publication of manuscripts.

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