All in: With cash and new ace, StorEn’s deck is stacked
By GREGORY ZELLER // These are busy days for StorEn Technologies, a Stony Brook-based startup reinventing battery power on a global scale. For starters, the 2017 startup – which is…
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R&D tax credits can make the difference for startups
By CHRIS NOBLE // Research and development activities are critical to driving innovation and economic growth. Recognizing both their value and their associated expenses, the R&D tax credit was first…
In UpSkill pilot, public/private pact eyes IT workforce
By GREGORY ZELLER // A new program by a longtime booster of the regional technology workforce will look to get ’em while they’re young. Website development, an impressive list of…
Better late than never, SBU officially installs McInnis
By GREGORY ZELLER // Twenty months since she was announced by the SUNY Board of Trustees – and more than 16 since she actually assumed the office – Maurie McInnis…
Innovation on the front lines of the vegan revolution
By NANCY PAK // Once in the last century or so, Charles Duell, commissioner of the U.S. Patent Office in 1899, has been cited for allegedly saying, “Everything that can…
With Goddard on board, Qunnect fires all rockets
By GREGORY ZELLER // If ever there was a can’t-miss 21st Century business proposition, un-hackable communications networks just might be it. Ultra-secure networking is a rock-solid concept with vast potential…
SBU scientists drill motor cortex in Parkinson’s pursuit
By GREGORY ZELLER // A new Stony Brook University study digs deep into the cerebral cortex to discover fresh clues about declining motor skills in Parkinson’s disease patients. The loss…
At COP26, last chance for Long Island – and the world
By JOHN PARKER // It’s fall in America and an impactful event is about to begin on the other side of the Atlantic: The 26th U.N. Climate Change Conference of…
New categories, competitors fill third-annual Crushies
By GREGORY ZELLER // With new hops in its step, one of Long Island’s most innovative awards/marketing programs is back for another round, and bigger than ever. Organizers are already…
To their credit, they enabled modern card transactions
By TOM MARINER // Today, it couldn’t be easier: Wheel your cart to the checkout, stick your debit card into the reader, punch in your PIN and done. The merchant…
For ‘ancient DNA’ researchers, ethics never go extinct
By GREGORY ZELLER // Every human being deserves respect – even humans who walked the Earth 10,000 years ago. So says an international assemblage of modern-day scientists – more than…
Everyone wins as Albany catches up with telehealth
By MARK USTIN // As policymakers in New York have responded to the COVID pandemic, they have implemented a variety of changes that create tremendous opportunities in the post-COVID world….
In Feinstein licensing deal, real movement on paralysis
By GREGORY ZELLER // The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research has announced an exclusive licensing agreement with a medical-device startup harnessing the power of neurostimulation. Based on research conducted at…
Debrief: With Yvonne Schultz, innovation in every pot
When Innovate Long Island last checked in on the goings on at Stony Brook University’s Business Incubator at Calverton, former Town of Riverhead Community Development Agency Executive Director Chris Kempner had…
SCOTUS: It all hangs in the balance (or lack thereof)
By MICHAEL H. SAHN // The United States Supreme Court has convened for what promises to be a monumental new term, filled with cases touching on the most divisive and…