No. 1055: A very busy May Day, in which labor leaders organize, AI goes small and the Dark Knight rises
You May: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday but the first Friday of May – the first day of the new month, in fact, as…
Nikola Tesla
No. 1033: Bowled over by pro-wind judges, Drake Media Studios, froyo and other super innovations
Super duper! Welcome to Friday, intrepid innovators! You’ve conquered another Winter workweek and earned yourself another big weekend – a supersized weekend, in fact. As you may know, Super…
No. 1026: A logical approach to innovation (with tau protein, hot pastrami and pampered pets on parade)
Second thoughts: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we roll into the second half of the year’s second workweek. To celebrate, here’s the second Innovate Long Island Wednesday Newsletter…
Fierce fire ignites new passion for Tesla Science Center
By GREGORY ZELLER // The devastating fire that tore through the Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe isn’t the end for the last standing laboratory of famed inventor Nikola Tesla. That’s…
No. 792: In which Corn Flakes, copyrights and complete sentences rule, with strong offshore winds
May never end: It’s still May? Strange but true, dear readers, as we reach the kinda midpoint of this abbreviated workweek and the overdue end of this elongated month –…
No. 785: On a free press, nitrogen pollution and chocolate pudding, with play-on-Sundays talent
Gray matters: Welcome to Wednesday, intrepid innovators, as we slog through a soggy workweek covered in clouds and soaked in spring showers. There are some breaks of sun here…
Tesla Science Center alternates currents, and history
By TOM MARINER // A combination of local passion and superb management is helping Nikola Tesla get his due recognition – and Long Island, too. Tesla, of course, is the…
No. 556: On missing links, adventurous socialites and phased inoculations – and partying with Jett and Joel
Winter wonderland: You had Friday on your mind, dear readers, and neither school closures, power outages nor blizzard-like conditions were going to stop you – and now here you…
No. 539: On Pooh, Holmes, deep-space ‘splosions and all-you-can-eat dessert
Vote note: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we muscle through another busy week of socioeconomic innovation. Before we begin, please head over to Bethpage Federal Credit Union’s Best…
No. 531: In which GM gets rolling, Channel 13 goes live and the pandemic silences sports, once again
So hard to keep this smile from our face: Inventors to the left of us, investors to the right – happy to be stuck in the middle with you,…
No. 444: In which supernovas explode, Northwell’s blood flows and Nikola Tesla goes Hollywood
It all adds up: It’s addition by subtraction, dear readers, as we count off the days of this latest busy workweek and multiply our chances for socioeconomic success. Welcome…
No. 373: On Tesla patents, quasi-three-day weekends and Winnie the Pooh (and introducing the ‘Voices’ of Innovate LI)
Flake out: That’s two down and just 49 1/2 to go, dear readers, as another productive workweek concludes and 2019 gains steam – and with barely a snowflake in…
When Elon Musk came to Shoreham
By GREGORY ZELLER // Spoiler alert: He hasn’t, yet. But with the South African-born Canadian-American magnate, engineer and inventor already investing $1 million in the Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe…