A BRIIC (and mortar) upgrade for LI health sciences
By GREGORY ZELLER // All in all, it’s just another brick in … actually, scratch that. This BRIIC is a big deal. Welcome to the Biomedical Research, Innovation and Imaging…
New York Institute of Technology
No. 973: On hamburgers, clean energy storage and NYIT entrepreneurship, as Summer unofficially arrives
Summer job: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and welcome back to Innovate Long Island – back on the beat after our brief holiday respite and excited to carry you…
No. 969: Rentals rejected, nurses nurtured, Hofstra hyped – and why your kids are pulling an all-nighter
Sweet reunion: Hello again, dear readers! After our short-but-sweet Spring break, your favorite innovation-economy newsletter is back on the beat. We missed you, too! But here we are, reenergized…
Mentoring: Giving back (and helping yourself, too)
By MITCH MAIMAN // I’m a big proponent of giving back to the local economy – and one of the best ways to do that is through mentoring. My commitment…
No. 960: Don’t be a fool – reality returns with autism awareness, tariff trouble and REDC rewards (plus PB&J!)
Stranger than fiction: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and welcome to April, which officially began yesterday, as you probably realized from the preponderance of Internet hoaxes (no, Yahoo has…
Unique challenges, precision skill mark ZonoSlam 2
By GREGORY ZELLER // The ultimate ultrasound competition returned to Long Island Feb. 22, with dozens of future physicians gathering at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at…
No. 948: Brrrrr! It’s cold outside … but we’ve got toasty flakes, geothermal guides and hot SCI science
Cold brew: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we shake off the surprisingly cold Winter of 2025 that’s been deep-freezing Long Island and stay the innovation course. (Why “surprisingly…
No. 934: Speaking Arabic, digging on swine and socking it to them, with a rapid ride across Tokyo Bay
No time like the presents: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we plow through 2024’s penultimate workweek – and, for holiday-shopping and gift-wrapping procrastinators, the $#!+ starts to get…
No. 47: Henry Foley – A Top Tenure at New York Tech
First-ever PhD programs, a world-class biomedical-research facility, a major-league rebranding, a global pandemic … To say Henry Foley’s tenure as New York Institute of Technology president has been productive…
No. 929: New rental housing, Hank Foley and plenty more to be thankful for (including some much-needed days off)
Thanks a lot: You made it, intrepid innovator! It’s Friday out there, and not just any Friday but the Friday before Thanksgiving week – and if ever the Land…
No. 919: Alaska arrives, Chuck Berry rocks, LI ZIP codes score … and election fatigue threatens us all
When will it end: Hang in there, intrepid innovators – Friday is upon us, the weekend beckons and Election Day is less than three weeks away. Ending another busy…
Students dress for success in NYIT’s ‘professional closet’
By GREGORY ZELLER // One of Long Island’s leading workforce-development institutions is helping its students look the part as they venture into professional fields. The New York Institute of Technology…
Study: Consumers authentically annoyed by AI content
By GREGORY ZELLER // Major brands incorporating artificial intelligence in their advertising campaigns are walking a risky tightrope, according to a forthcoming study led by the New York Institute of…
No. 913: Superstorms rage, LIU time-trips and Aqueduct races to the front – and who doesn’t love chocolate milk?
Storm front: Welcome to Friday, intrepid innovators, as we wrap up another busy workweek – and many of our readers south of the Mason-Dixon Line endure the wrath of Hurricane…
No. 912: With a little love for manufacturers, our daughters and NYIT dorms (and lobster salad, too)
Stay in your lane: Welcome to Wednesday, racing readers, as we hurdle September’s fourth and final hump and sprint toward the Friday finish line. Your favorite innovation newsletter is…