No. 870: Launching labs, lauding Lieberman and creating Coke (and holy hell … a Good Book grift?!?)
Take your time: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as we wrap up the week and the month – yes, by the time we see you again on Monday, it…
SUNY Old Westbury
DOE grant sends SUNY students to BNL, and the Moon
By GREGORY ZELLER // A three-year, seven-digit federal grant will place SUNY Old Westbury students on the cutting edge of high-energy physics experiments. Through its physics-focused RENEW program (for “Reaching…
No. 860: On rationalizations, radioactive elements and Japanese royalty, with a little help on student aid
Tap the brakes: Welcome to Friday, intrepid innovators, already the last Friday of February 2024, with just six leap-year days to go before we’re into March – and 1/6th…
No. 859: Oysters rejoice, East End Food updates and NASCAR roars to life, with (another) C-3PO cameo
Bright ideas: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we roll through another busy – and much sunnier – workweek. It’s Feb. 21 out there, the days are growing longer…
No. 858: Innovation Day! (No, literally – and we’ve got nylons, Studebakers and Sonny Bono to prove it)
Winter break: Welcome to Friday, intrepid innovators … you’ve plowed through Long Island’s first truly wintry workweek of the Winter of 2024 and earned yourself a restful, rejuvenating weekend –…
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…
LI economics (kinda), political jabs (sorta) in King’s Park
By GREGORY ZELLER // Governor Kathy Hochul visited King’s Park Thursday to detail a king’s ransom in state funding – and throw a few political jabs (or, more to the…
No. 841: Powering up, following the GPS, lighting the menorah and getting stiffed by Albany, as usual
Makes an impression: Another workweek conquered, another weekend earned … very inspiring, intrepid innovators, as always. We’re so moved by your performance that we prepared this heartening newsletter to…
Regional institutions accept teacher-diversity mission
By GREGORY ZELLER // The SUNY Old Westbury School of Education has joined a unique national program working to bring diversity into the classroom. The Georgia-based Branch Alliance for Educator…
No. 831: On slasher cinema, energy agendas, punks and pasta, with a clean sweep at (snowy) Republic Airport
You’ll get the hang of it: Don’t hang your head, intrepid innovator – it’s Wednesday out there, and you’re already halfway through this latest busy workweek. You hang with…
No. 815: LIMEHoF schools, bananas split and Galileo looks ahead (and making up’s not hard to do)
You deserve this one: Well done, intrepid innovators! With the hot and historic Summer of 2023 crawling toward its finish, you’ve raced to the end of another challenging workweek…
No. 798: Play some tunes, fly to space and show off your flexibility – it’s all gonna be peaches and cream
Light touch: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and not just any Wednesday but the official first day of Summer 2023 – our Northern Hemisphere’s annual summer solstice, when the…
No. 787: Stocking the lab, nominating a pioneer and hitting the fairway – with shrimp on the barbie, mate
Sunny disposition: Mind the glare, dear readers – it’s Wednesday already, and we’re blazing into the back half of this sunny springtime work-sprint. It’s been a sun-drenched stretch here…
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…