Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza today announced that approximately 134,000 students received Computer Science (CS) education in 2017-18, a record high. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Science
Harlem Native Dr. Paul G. Falkowski Wins Nobel Prize For The Environment
Dr. Paul G. Falkowski, born 1951, is an American biological oceanographer in the Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Continue Reading →
Harlem Site Could Become City’s Life Sciences Hub
Patch reports that a large city-owned site in East Harlem has been identified as the possible new home of a $100 million science facility, city officials announced Tuesday. Continue Reading →
The Annual Biomedical Research Conference 2018 For Minority Students (ABRCMS)
Join the transformative discoveries in research at the ABRCMS conference 2018 on November 14-17, 2018, at the Indiana Convention Center, IN. Continue Reading →
Special Riverside Chat On Government Support For Life Sciences At Columbia In Harlem
One year ago, Mayor De Blasio announced $500 million for life-science initiatives in New York City, and every year SBA administers SBIR/STTR grants in the range of hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars each. Continue Reading →
Join The Harlem Biospace Digital Disruption Discussion In Healthcare At Columbia University
NYC-based companies are leveraging algorithms and data to change the way people think about their health. Continue Reading →
Come Celebrate The Launch Of The Latest Mobile Lab: BioBus II In Harlem
On Tuesday, September 26, 2017, BioBus celebrates the launch of a new mobile laboratory and the beginning of the school year. Continue Reading →
ELabNYC Is Accepting Applications For Life Sciences Entrepreneur Training And Networking
NYCEDC is pleased to launch the sixth year of Entrepreneurship Lab NYC (ELabNYC), the premier life sciences entrepreneur training and networking program. Continue Reading →
Harlem Biospace’s May Riverside Chat In Harlem
Join Harlem Biospace for a conversation on The Promise and Future of Synthetic Biology in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →