U invent, he coaches with AI-powered development tool
By GREGORY ZELLER // He’s baaaaack. Actually, he never left. Brian Fried remains one of the hardest working people in Long Island innovation, a badge of honor he’s worn since…
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No. 1034: Women of science, Edison of Menlo Park, all kinds of IDA deals and other inventive trains of thought
Bake and break: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as a February thaw overtakes Long Island – holy guacamole, 40 degrees! – and we bask in the glow of another…
Feinstein master innovator earns invention immortality
By GREGORY ZELLER // A groundbreaking technology developed through clinical trials at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research has been granted all-time honors by Time magazine. The Double Neural Bypass…
You know the mother of invention. Here’s the son.
By GREGORY ZELLER // Science research coordinator Lisa Runco has seen many students come through Great Neck’s North Shore Hebrew Academy High School, but never one quite like Scott Soifer….
Eddie Cross wants to avoid fall cleanup
By GREGORY ZELLER // Eddie Cross got the drop on his first-ever invention 15 years ago, when he took a tumble inside a local bank branch, slipping on a wet…
The Inventors: Caryn Horsley helps women find Inner Peace
By GREGORY ZELLER // It’s not easy to discuss. Even Caryn Horsley hesitates over some of the intimate details. But incontinence is familiar to many Americans – 13 million of…
The Inventors: J.J. Valenti and the J-Tray
By GREGORY ZELLER // Joseph “J.J.” Valenti understands the ups and downs of the contracting industry. As a 20-year veteran of painting and carpentry projects, the solopreneur has climbed and…