The winners of the 7th Annual New Jersey Immigrant Entrepreneurs awards were honored on Tuesday, October 8, 2019 at Rutgers University. The awards program featured Rutgers Chancellor Christopher Molloy as the keynote speaker and was hosted by the Middlesex County Regional Chamber of Commerce. “We congratulate this year’s winners for their contributions to the
Evan Krachman plays a key role in the marketing and product development for Sony's Medical Division. For the past 14 + years Krachman he has successfully launched many new products including HD cameras, storage and capture systems for the OR. In the past he led Sony's marketing efforts to introduce their first diagnostic dry film
Recently Einstein's Alley partnered with Business Advancement Inc. in a Strategic Partnering Survey. The final report titled "Building Powerful Strategic Partnering for Companies in Einstein's Alley" is now available. If you would like to request a download of the final report to see what companies in Einstein's Alley said, go to: http://businessadvance.com/strategic-partnering-report-request/ The complimentary download
Plainsboro, NJ (April 14, 2014) Einstein’s Alley, the private, non-profit economic development initiative for Central New Jersey, is proud to announce the addition of< strong>Robert J. Bianchini, Ph.D., Global Head Technical Licensing and Development at Merck Consumer Care and Judith A. Sheft, Associate Vice President Technology Development at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, as new
Members of InnovationNJ (Einstein's Alley is a member) toured the laboratory of Yibin Kang, Princeton University Professor of Molecular Biology and one of the nation's leading researchers on cancer metastasis to learn about Princeton University's work in cancer research. Following the historic work of Princeton Professors Ted Taylor and Arnie Levine, Professor Kang launched his
Ada Yonath, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009 was the 20th speaker and first woman Nobel laureate in the Princeton Chamber Einstein Memorial Lecture Series. She spoke on March 19th at Princeton University on research and advances in understanding how antibiotics work and the importance of new antibiotics to saving lives today
By Congressman Rush Holt When Albert Einstein died in 1955, The Washington Post featured a drawing by Herblock showing the Earth with a large sign saying, "Albert Einstein lived here." Clearly claimed as a citizen of the World, Einstein is most commonly associated with Princeton, New Jersey, where he spent his last two decades working at the
Plainsboro, NJ (October 28, 2013) Einstein’s Alley, the private, non-profit economic development initiative for Central New Jersey, is proud to announce the addition of Elizabeth Mackay, Assistant Director for the Procurement of Professional and Environmental Services, Department of the Treasury, State of New Jersey to its Board of Trustees. Elizabeth served until recently as a
Monmouth University President Paul Gaffney (left) and Dean of Science Michael Palladino (right) accept Einstein's Alley membership plaque from Katherine Kish, Einstein's Alley Executive Director at a recent Board Meeting at the Old Board Room in Wilson Hall at Monmouth University.
Visit the Einstein Archives Online The Einstein Archives Online Website provides the first online access to Albert Einstein’s scientific and non-scientific manuscripts held by the Albert Einstein Archives at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, constituting the material record of one of the most influential intellects in the modern era. It also enables access to the Einstein Archive