New York Tech eyes macro status in microscopic world
By GREGORY ZELLER // A forward-looking Long Island campus is zooming in on the future of high-resolution microscopy. The New York Institute of Technology welcomed a gathering of community leaders…
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No. 820: Happy new year! Celebrate with a new COVID vaccine (but probably not the double cheeseburger)
What’s the Rosh: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, marking not only the end of this latest workweek but the end of the entire year on the Jewish calendar. Yes, the…
No. 817: Change is in the air, and so are tropical storms, Moon rocks and high-profile Czechoslovakian defections
Come September: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and not just any Wednesday but the first Wednesday of September – yes, the school year has begun and the seasons, they…
‘Best Hospitals’ rankings face growing scrutiny
By TERRY LYNAM // Hospitals nationwide will spend tens of millions of dollars in the coming months touting their “Best Hospital” rankings. Announced this month, the most recent rankings for the…
No. 42: David Battinelli – The Doctor Is In
Only the truly gifted can lead a 4,000-faculty medical school or a 20,000-physician health system. Only David Battinelli can do both. As dean of the Donald and Barbara Zucker School…
A summer of switcheroos for big Island names, firms
By GREGORY ZELLER // Across industries and sectors, an A-list of major Long Island names is updating its resumés this summer. The latest: Former New York State Chief Administrative Judge…
No. 812: On bookworms, eggheads, jokers and the original Catwoman – not to mention dynamic doulas!
Rush job: Welcome to Wednesday, intrepid innovators, as we navigate another warm workweek in the muggy Summer of 2023. If you’ve had it with the heat and humidity, keep…
Future docs (maybe) shine in Zucker School pipelines
By GREGORY ZELLER // Economically disadvantaged students are getting a leg up on their college careers – and honing their life-saving skills – through the Donald & Barbara Zucker School…
No. 804: On pork products, sleek steamships and six-shooters, with tasty hubs and Emmy nominations
Summery summary: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as Long Island’s warm and muggy season continues. With international smokestorms, catastrophic flooding and near tsunamis threatening other national corners, a seasonably…
No. 800: But who’s counting
One, 800 flowers: Welcome inventors, investors, entrepreneurs and executives, to the shiny 800th edition of your Innovate Long Island Newsletter – which is not actually the 800th edition, but…
Lawyers, drugs, money: The Alzheimer’s War continues
By TERRY LYNAM // My mother has been dead for almost three years, but I still think of her often, particularly when I read the steady stream of new developments…
No. 799: In which Rip naps, dolls live, young Islanders tune up and the porridge is just right
Racy content: Welcome to Friday, dear racers, as we speed across the finish line of another busy workweek and shift down toward another well-earned pitstop. It’s June 23 out…
No. 797: Big celebrations, huge corporations and iconic innovations (but sorry, no Trump Steaks)
Friggin’…: No, no, no – that’s a good thing, dear readers, as we reach Friday (or Frīġedæġ, Old English for “day of Frigg,” the Norse goddess of love and…
Northwell, Aegis Caire enough to pick the very best
By GREGORY ZELLER // The former chief executive of the Mayo Clinic will head Northwell Health and Aegis Ventures’ latest innovative enterprise. Northwell Holdings, the New Hyde Park-based health system’s…
For Hofstra/Northwell nursing, a seamless switch
By GREGORY ZELLER // The Hofstra Northwell School of Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies has bid farewell to its founding dean and welcomed a rising star. Registered Nurse Kathleen Gallo,…