Research Week: Zucker School students reach beyond
By GREGORY ZELLER // Nearly 100 students from one of Long Island’s most prestigious medical schools have showcased research projects that go straight to the cutting edge – and well…
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Collaborations will bring CSHL to Broadway, and beyond
By GREGORY ZELLER // A Long Island mecca of scientific discovery that largely flies under the radar is about to gain some well-earned recognition, for its unparalleled cancer-related research and…
No. 921: A pasta course, cheaper turkey and a glass of bubbly (but the news media might make you sick)
Last, but not least: Friday at last! Welcome to the end of another busy workweek, dear readers, and the precipice of another Autumnal weekend. You sure earned this one,…
Survey: CEOs worried, big time, about Election 2024
By GREGORY ZELLER // Middle-market CEOs are very worried about the potential economic and regulatory impacts of Election 2024. That’s the big takeaway from the latest Marcum-Hofstra CEO Survey, the…
Preparing for the worst at Mass-Casualty Training Day
By GREGORY ZELLER // From the You Think YOU’RE Having a Bad Day? File comes the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, which dealt with a terrorist…
Zucker School aids special-ops vets on medical mission
By GREGORY ZELLER // One of Long Island’s leading medical schools is on a special mission to help elite U.S. soldiers transition from theaters of war to the front lines…
No. 889: Hofstra refracts, Betamax busts and food safety soars – good news for all the ice cream and donuts
Any more bright ideas? Grab the sunblock, intrepid innovator! Thursday’s storms have given way to a sundrenched weekend forecast – exactly what you’d expect from an early-summer Long Island…
Outsourcing is in, according to Marcum-Hofstra CEOs
By GREGORY ZELLER // The outsourcing of critical corporate functions – including cybersecurity and human resources – is on the rise, according to the latest Marcum-Hofstra CEO Survey. Released this…
No. 873: On ion colliders, the Salvation Army and the world’s oldest mouse, with real drama at the LIMEHOF
You made it! Congratulations, dear readers … you’ve survived aftershocks, solar eclipses and the first half of this very busy workweek to reach another all-downhill-from-here hump day. Before we brave…
No. 867: Bibliomaniacs, Hofstra health and CEOs spring forward (along with vegetarians and evil aliens)
Spring fling: Welcome to Wednesday and welcome to Spring, dear readers, as we hurtle the midweek hump and greet the new season, which officially began in our glorious Northern…
Regional CEOs feel a bit better (but politics still suck)
By GREGORY ZELLER // With another contentious U.S. Presidential election on tap and the fate of both the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate at stake, political uncertainty weighs…
For 65 years, community and class have marked SCCC
By TOM MARINER // Nassau and Suffolk counties lost more than 110,000 residents between 2017 and 2022, thanks largely to the regional “brain drain.” Our leaders are looking for solutions…
No. 863: E-gaming (safely), tabling (periodically) and showing affection (dentally), with brains to spare
Flowery language: Welcome to a wet Wednesday on Long Island, dear readers, as Mother Nature delivers on promises of an early spring, complete with warmer-than-average temperatures and all these…
No 832: On federalists, NSF funding and an ice-cold Budweiser – and yes, the sun will come out tomorrow
Sunny disposition: Welcome to a very special Friday, friends and innovators, and the precipice of something we haven’t seen on Long Island since before the flood. Our 100-percent-jinx-free Innovate Long…
Hofstra’s computer-science wishes granted by the NSF
By GREGORY ZELLER // The National Science Foundation is backing several ambitious Hofstra University professors on computer-science missions with wide-ranging implications. The foundation has awarded the university three grants totaling…