By GREGORY ZELLER // Long Island’s largest university will play a big part in the future of artificial intelligence in libraries. Stony Brook University Libraries, Stony Brook University’s massive academic-research…
By GREGORY ZELLER // Go west, young law school. That’s the message from the American Bar Association, which has approved a request from the Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law…
June 8 EFLI Special Advance Screening: “Under the Lights” 5:30 p.m., The Space at Westbury The Epilepsy Foundation Long Island presents a special advance screening of “Under the Lights,”…
By DAVID. A. CHAUVIN // Social media, artificial intelligence and Google Maps have killed the modern cheat code. For many Gen X kids, cheat codes were once sacred knowledge. You…
When last we spoke (he was a guest in December on Spark: The Innovate Long Island Podcast), Accelerate Long Island Program Director Dan Lloyd discussed Long Island’s potential as…
By MARILYNN ELIE // For Arielle Bryan and Mike Garofalo, the disconnect between groundbreaking science and commercial success is impossible to ignore. Brilliant biotechnology ideas often live and die inside…
By JACI CLEMENT // One of the best illustrations of how disconnected organizations, communities and the news media have become is through the lens of time. Time means something different…
By SCOTT BURMAN // Mark Twain’s most famous misquote – that reports of his death were “greatly exaggerated” – can also apply to shopping malls. It’s true that many malls…
By GREGORY ZELLER // A New York City-based energy-efficiency innovator is earning rave reviews from PSEG Long Island for its cutting-edge approach to HVAC productivity – potentially huge news for…
By ZELORY GREGLER // “Anyone can cook … but only the fearless can be great.” – Master Chef Auguste Gasteau Damn straight. Never mind that Gasteau is fictitious (and a…
By JASON JANAWSKY // In recent years, restaurant operating costs have soared – making it harder for companies to innovate and adapt as customer expectations evolve. Food and beverage service…
By GREGORY ZELLER // Long Island colleges and universities are keeping students – and themselves – ahead of the socioeconomic curve with a new slate of innovative degree programs. The…
By GREGORY ZELLER // What’s old is new at the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island, which dove deep Wednesday into the “adaptive reuse” phenomenon. More than 125 society…
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…
By JEFFREY L. REYNOLDS // Eisenhower Park filled April 19 with dozens of determined kids racking bikes, pulling on swim caps and nervously gearing up for the annual Mini MightyMan…