Sponsorship adds Fuel to smoking-hot FSC Esports
By GREGORY ZELLER // A highly caffeinated Farmingdale State College sponsorship will add rocket fuel to Rocket League and fresh dash to Super Smash Bros. Hauppauge-based G FUEL, a circa-2008…
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From India, digital small-biz lessons worth repeating
By JYOTI JAISWAL // As an Indian-born businesswoman who has lived in the United States since 1999, I always tell people how proud I am that India is my birthplace…
Trip advisor: As ‘shrooms soar, proceed with caution
By JEFFREY REYNOLDS // If mere mention of “magic mushrooms” brings you back to blacklight posters, lava lamps and the rhythmic snare drum of Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit,” you’re not…
Familiar face takes the reins at FSC’s Bioscience Park
By GREGORY ZELLER // Broad Hollow Bioscience Park’s new head honcho is an old friend of regional commercialization. Dan Polner, most recently the incubator advocate for Stony Brook University’s Office…
Comprehensive renovation kicks off at LIE Exit 53
By GREGORY ZELLER // A federally funded construction effort will make it easier for Long Island Expressway motorists to access shopping, commerce and recreation along Crooked Hill Road. Construction has…
Island colleges, cops gather for active-shooter summit
By GREGORY ZELLER // An active-shooter situation is expected Friday at Adelphi University – but this one has the potential to save lives. Six Long Island colleges and universities will…
A cybersecurity investment that rules them all
By DAVE COURBANOU // The chief financial officer or chief information security officer building out a company’s security budget might wonder just how much money is needed to do it…
As U.S. life expectancy falls, mental-health focus rises
By TERRY LYNAM // With COVID-19 claiming more than 1 million U.S. lives in the past 36 months and drug overdoses killing another 107,000 Americans in 2021 alone, it’s no…
At AEC 2022, high stakes for new energy-storage tech
By GREGORY ZELLER // Albany has awarded $16.6 million to five “long-duration energy-storage projects” – with another $17 million teed up for projects that can harness and store renewable energy….
Nobel laureate rides gravitational waves to SBU
By GREGORY ZELLER // Add another Nobel Prize laureate to Stony Brook University’s impressive roster. The co-flagship institution of the State University of New York system has recruited world-renowned experimental…
A redevelopment dream comes true at Garvies Point
By JIM McCUNE // Garvies Point is a residential and recreational paradise on Long Island’s North Shore. Most of the present-day Garvies Point Preserve was formerly part of the Garvie…
SoMAS enjoys victory lap after Shinnecock Bay revival
By GREGORY ZELLER // A decade of laboratory research and hands-on experimentation has literally given Shinnecock Bay new life. Scientists from Stony Brook University’s School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences…
At CSHL, excellence has always started at the top
By TOM MARINER // Through 132 years, eight Nobel Prizes and a body of research that’s literally unmatched around the world, one thing has never changed at Cold Spring Harbor…
New brand, same attitude for life’s-a-beach retailer
By GREGORY ZELLER // From the Paging Jimmy Buffet File comes Wakes & Waves, a rebranded lifestyle enterprise on an endless-summer quest. Actually, the season is irrelevant to entrepreneur Anthony…
Following COVID win, Island biotech targets monkeypox
By GREGORY ZELLER // Applied DNA Sciences is ready to play a little monkey ball. The Stony Brook-based biotech – part supply-chain authenticator, part Polymerase Chain Reaction-based DNA technology leader,…