New York Tech finds its proper ‘Place’ in new ad push
By GREGORY ZELLER // The New York Institute of Technology is taking its message to the streets. And to subway stations, shop windows and other eye-catching spots around Greater New…
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No. 692: Endangered docks, freshman docs, Sadaharu Oh and Cher, with quiche for all
Always impressive: You’ve done it again, dear readers – it’s Friday out there, and you’re this close to wrapping another busy and productive workweek. Well played, as usual. Before…
Surviving the emotional homebuying roller coaster
By COLLEEN KIRK // With soaring prices, plunging inventory and fierce competition, navigating Long Island’s homebuying market can feel like a wild roller coaster ride. When demand outpaces housing stock,…
No. 689: A dimension of sight, sound and mind, with Salvador Dalí, Monty Python and genius LI scientists
Sol train: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we shine our way through another sunny springtime workweek. It’s May 11 out there, and as Long Island slowly warms, the…
Government, industry must unite now on telemedicine
By JERRY BALENTINE // During the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth platforms acted as a lifeline for New Yorkers to safely access medical services. The lasting effect of this increased use of digital-health services will be nothing…
St. Joseph’s wastes no time making ‘university’ switch
By GREGORY ZELLER // Another jewel of Long Island’s academic crown has added some extra luster, with St. Joseph’s College becoming the latest Island school to earn a promotion. The…
No. 679: On videogames, Tazers and Twinkies, with Island IDAs in beast mode
Farm report: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we shake off these April showers and get our hands good and dirty, tilling the back 40 of socioeconomic progress. It’s…
New York Tech co-ops open doors for IT undergrads
By GREGORY ZELLER // The New York Institute of Technology will create new professional onramps for computer science students with help from an old friend of Long Island innovation. Peter…
Innovation in its eyes, Molloy earns overdue promotion
By GREGORY ZELLER // An island blessed with a pantheon of leading universities is adding another. And like Stony Brook University, Hofstra University, Adelphi University and the other jewels of…
No. 662: A midwinter dream with radioactive elements, Teflon, The Facebook and homemade soup, mmmmm
That was close: Welcome to the first Friday of February, intrepid innovators, as Long Island narrowly escapes this week’s nationwide winter storm – a just reward for another productive…
No. 656: On missionaries, MLK and C-sections – plus, New York Tech gets in Linux
Half full: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as this latest busy workweek reaches the precipice of another well-earned winter weekend. Slightly less than half of you may celebrate with…
No. 651: The Wright bros, Sun Stones and ugly shirts get some play – and your Plan B dessert is covered
Ho ho uh oh: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, with – holy Christmas! – just eight maids a milking until the big day. Amazon operators are standing by. That…
For these NASA patents, ETIC is just their prototype
By GREGORY ZELLER // Some of the New York Institute of Technology’s brightest minds and boldest scientific thinkers are soaring through a new agreement with NASA. The National Aeronautics and…
No. 645: On battle hymns, bagpipes and the historic Gettysburg Address – plus, Island Harvest talks turkey
And don’t brine for more than 24 hours, or it will be too salty: Greetings, travelers, and welcome to the Friday before Thanksgiving, slightly less famous than the Friday…
Redesigning fabrication, with a familiar helping hand
By GREGORY ZELLER // A major initiative funded by a forward-looking foundation will help the New York Institute of Technology fabricate a brilliant future. New York Tech’s School of Architecture…