Sydney Brenner Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Sydney Brenner, British biologist/geneticist and winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, was born in Germiston, South Africa in 1927. His parents were Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe; his father from Lithuania, and his mother from Latvia. Sydney’s father was a cobbler (a vocation he would have throughout his entire life) and

Celebrating the Life and Science of Sydney Brenner - Anne Villeneuve - Using C. elegans to investigate mechanisms of genome inheritance

Celebrating the Life and Science of Sydney Brenner - Judith Kimble - Genes, lineages and beyond

BGI Nobel Laureates Archives established at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Celebrating the Life and Science of Sydney Brenner - Ludmila Pollock - Sydney in his own words—Tracing a life through personal papers

Carnegie Building Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Genetic code, C. elegans, and recombinant DNA - Lasker Foundation

Celebrating the Life and Science of Sydney Brenner - Jonathan Hodgkin - Mutation, suppression, and moonlighting

Unprecedented access to the great minds who led the molecular biology revolution

Nobel laureates and Laurel Hollow Mayor participate in groundbreaking ceremony for expanded Library and Archives

Archives Blog Archive Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Celebrating Sydney Brenner's legacy

Celebrating the Life and Science of Sydney Brenner - Susan E. Mango - Chromosome organization in 4D

Banbury Conference Center Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Celebrating the Life and Science of Sydney Brenner 2022

Long Island history: Relations between the lab and the community