No. 900: Innovation, dressed to the nines
900 number: Nine hundred? Good golly, that’s a big number. Welcome, intrepid innovators, to Issue No. 900 of the Innovate Long Island Newsletter – which is not actually Issue…
St. Joseph’s University
No. 885: On arcade giants, goths and the Wright bros, with LIRR access (and clean water?) for everyone
Going to the chapel: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we race through May’s penultimate workweek and straight toward Memorial Day – and the unofficial start of Summer 2024….
No. 871: Party on, readers! Coasts are cleared, whales are saved and the mousse is loose (no pudding, please)
Dry wit: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we slosh our way through the first week of April here on rainy Long Island. Of course, you know what they…
No. 862: Pigs fly, screens dim, the first Avenger comes out swinging and New York’s winds of fortune blow strong
Forward March: Welcome to Friday and welcome to March, dear readers, as February finally fades and we enter the second sixth of busy 2024. It is indeed March 1…
No. 857: In which we boost the grid, praise patents and overcome bad technology (ya gotta love it)
Aaaaand, we’re back: From the Where’s My Innovation Toolbox? File comes … Innovate Long Island, back on the air as of Tuesday afternoon – a feather in the cap…
No. 852: Dentists drill, seaplanes soar, wind farms wheel-and-deal and SBU scientists earn a cool million
Flight plan: Well done, intrepid innovators! You’ve soared through another red-eye workweek, with another two-day respite on final approach. It’s Friday out there, and you’ve gotta wing it for…
No. 843: In which e-gamers get a room, Nero fiddles and longshots win the day (plus other trivial matters)
Almost there: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday but the Friday before the last full workweek of the year. Yes, by this time next week,…
No. 838: On Palestinians, built-to-last laboratories and space apes, with a nifty new affordable housing tool
Strong words: Almost a full week since Thanksgiving and still November out there …the year’s penultimate month is hanging tough, just like you, intrepid innovators! We’re here to help…
No. 824: Splitting atoms, defending manufacturers and guzzling coffee (leave a message at the beep!)
Five by five: Welcome to Friday, friends, as we reach the fifth day of the workweek, the fifth Friday of the month and the bustling end of both. You…
No. 813: Finding helium, remembering Roberto and collecting Canadian patents, with rhymes and reasons
Lost time: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and the end of another hit-or-miss summertime workweek – spotty rainstorms, half-speed productivity and a 50-50 shot that the person you’re looking…
No. 796: Saluting the flag, studying stem cells and surviving the DDT, backed by a true hip-hop legend
Trial balance: Welcome to Wednesday, fellow Americans, as we tune out the Constitutional crises and turn up the things that have always put the “united” in our states –…
Amidst nursing crisis, Albany OKs training simulations
By GREGORY ZELLER // Future nurses will become current nurses a little faster, thanks to new healthcare laws on New York’s books. Against the backdrop of a critical nationwide nursing…
No. 789: Hypertension, segregation, smallpox, crappy porn … fortunately, innovation has the answers
This blows: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as the days grow longer, brighter and warmer – and seasonal allergy victims grow frantic, including an increasing number of adult-onset sufferers….
No. 782: Clashes on casinos, work on workforce housing and really big words, with praise for a prime pea
Package deal: Welcome to Friday, intrepid innovators, as we seal the deal, tie the loose ends and otherwise put a bow on another busy workweek. Just one more workday…
Mission (and logo) intact, SUNY Old Westbury steps up
By GREGORY ZELLER // Another excellent Long Island college is stepping up to “university” status. Following Rockville Centre-based Molloy University and Patchogue-based St. Joseph’s University – which earned their stripes…