AI can help, but therapy still needs a human touch
By LISA BURCH // Loneliness is no longer a private struggle. It’s a public health crisis, showing up in hospitals, classrooms, workplaces and counseling offices across Long Island and the…
Harvard Business Review
No. 877: Earth Day evolves, ‘Spark’ comes back strong, ‘N’ is for ‘newsletter’ – and secretaries rule (as usual)
Sun’s out, guns out: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we roll up our sleeves and muscle our way through another busy, more springlike workweek. It’s still a bit…
No. 857: In which we boost the grid, praise patents and overcome bad technology (ya gotta love it)
Aaaaand, we’re back: From the Where’s My Innovation Toolbox? File comes … Innovate Long Island, back on the air as of Tuesday afternoon – a feather in the cap…
No. 733: On dorks, spies and Saint (Mother) Teresa, plus bioelectronic bounce-backs (and other Blockbusters)
Running warm: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we cross into the second half of a busy autumnal workweek – crisp air, heated political debate, red-hot innovation, all that…
No. 586: On Red Barons, Red democracy and socioeconomic red alerts – and a true labor of love
Trials, other tribulations: The Chauvin murder trial may be over (for now), but socioeconomic challenges still abound – and our relentless innovation mission continues, dear readers, as we muscle…
No. 458: Ink flows, Whoppers sizzle and cyber-defenders rise – plus, a critical organoid donation
When you’re having fun: Hard to believe, dear readers, but time is running out on 2019, as we fly through this first workweek of the last month of the…
No. 456: A closeup look at Hubble, Feinstein’s finest and the Moon men of Garden City
Tipping point: Over the hump we go, dear readers, as we speed into the second half of this autumnal week of innovation and economic development. It’s Nov. 20 out…
No. 444: In which supernovas explode, Northwell’s blood flows and Nikola Tesla goes Hollywood
It all adds up: It’s addition by subtraction, dear readers, as we count off the days of this latest busy workweek and multiply our chances for socioeconomic success. Welcome…
No. 350: Digitizing real estate, battening down Long Island’s hatches and getting your Guptas straight
Couldn’t have said it better: You’ve done it, intrepid reader – the end of another busy workweek is nigh and another autumn weekend looms. To set the mood, please…
No. 333: On science fiction, science facts, Dowling’s determined demeanor and a ‘smarter’ Long Island
Middle ground: Happy Wednesday, dear readers, and especially you, new newsletter subscribers Marguerite, Mike, Alena, David and Carrie. Welcome to the show. It’s Aug. 22 and the midpoint of another…