Einstein's Alley

Einstein's Alley, why?

2006-05-18T21:23:00.000-04:00

I recently read the article on newspaper saying that Einstein had no patent
(http://www.princetoninfo.com/200605/60517c03.html ), but I found http://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/~o-pat/english2.htm saying he had quite a few patents. Just to share with readers...

Well, what exactly does Einstein's Alley mean? Why do you care? Why do I care? I care about this region and I have a dream, I am a dreamer. If you care and care to join the dream, I am not the only one, then. If we all care, this dream will become reality.

Web Age Defense

2006-05-18T21:16:00.000-04:00

We live in a Web age, we need to know how to protect ourselves in this age. Please visit Web Age Defense and share knowledge with us.

Sustainable Business Network’s Princeton Circle

2006-05-18T21:12:00.000-04:00

A new site is set up for Sustainable Business Network’s Princeton Circle.
Please visit it.

Sustainable Business Network’s Princeton Circle

2006-01-30T21:30:00.000-05:00

This is another great event to share with you!

Christian Recknagel of Sem Development and Leadership
And Marlon Pando of White Lotus Home on Investment Opportunities

Thursday, Feb 2, 7:30- 9:15 p.m.
White Lotus Home,
202 Nassau Street, Princeton http://www.whitelotus.net/locations.php

There is no charge, but preregistration is appreciated: 609-203-6852
The Princeton Circle of Entrepreneurs is an ongoing program for exploring the dynamics of local living economies, sustainable business and innovative finance ~ all geared toward supporting community building and a more wholesome planet. Join us for discussions on remaining true to your original vision as your company grows, and on investing in manufacturing and retail.

Christian Recknagel, founder of SEM Development: A consultant and facilitator, he holds an MBA in Human Resource Development. The focus of his practice is in creating and leading programs in change management, culture development, customer service training, career development training, and management and supervision training. Addressing the Human Dimension of business, Mr. Recknagel helps individuals and groups of individuals learn principles and develop new perspectives on how to work and relate to each other for more fun, higher performance and better results. He will share his perspectives and the challenges he faces in building a company based on sustainability principles.

Marlon Pando, MBA COO/General Manager, White Lotus Home: Mr. Pando has over a decade of experience in developing and marketing handcrafted goods. After moving from Peru to Miami, to start its second neckwear company, the family eventually turned the business over to Mr. Pando. After earning an MBA in International Business, he has held positions as General Manager, Operations and Project Manager, Program Director, and Account Executive. He has also managed trade and professional associations including the Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association, Window Covering Manufacturing Association, Window Covering Safety Council, Home Fashion Product Association, and the International Interior Design Association. His strategic planning, financial, marketing, staffing, event planning, sales and customer acquisition expertise were called into action on a daily basis. Marlon has supervised fulfillment centers with respect to sales and distribution of literature, products and safety devices and has been involved in writing standards and other industry literature. In addition, he has been practicing financial advising for over seven years. Marlon recently joined the company and manages the day-to-day operations for White Lotus Home.

The Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia (SBN) is a nonprofit network of businesses and social entrepreneurs committed to the triple bottom line (people, planet, and profit.

For more information visit www.sbnphiladelphia.org

Princeton Community Works 2006 Conference

2005-12-12T10:51:00.000-05:00

Community Works 2006 Conference is January 30th

On January 30, 2006, Community Works will host another extraordinary conference, designed to enable boards, staff and volunteers in the non-profit community to work together more effectively by networking, developing skills and raising community awareness. There will be an opportunity for networking, a 'circus' demonstration of management principles and eighteen workshops focused on non-profit needs. Participants may attend two of the eighteen workshops. A box dinner will be provided. Space is limited, and workshops will be filled on a first come, first serve basis. Early pre-registration is recommended. Please visit www.PrincetonCommunityWorks.org to learn more about our workshops and instructors, to register and for other information.

The Trenton Times has an article on this event.

Is the New Jersey State Library Your Next Business Partner? NJKI Serves Up “Information for Innovation”

2005-12-07T15:56:00.000-05:00

***** Very Important News -- You Can Use IT Today! *****

(from NJKI press release)
Do you know about NJKI? The New Jersey Knowledge Initiative (NJKI) is an innovative program to provide New Jersey entrepreneurs, small businesses, researchers and students with free access to top science and technology journals and key business information. The New Jersey Knowledge Initative was developed by the State Library in partnership with the NJ Library Association, the NJ regional library cooperatives, and New Jersey’s academic libraries (VALE). It is made possible by funding from the NJ Legislature, with support from Acting Governor Richard J. Codey.

NOW you can find top quality information free anytime, anywhere at www.jerseyclicks.org using your NJ public library card number. Select Custom Search, enter your card number, and scroll down to select these databases:

Academic Search Premier (Ebsco): Top scholarly research journals in social sciences, humanities, education, computer sciences, engineering, physics, chemistry, and medical sciences. Full text for nearly 4500 titles, and indexing for 8,025 publications.

Business Source Premier (Ebsco): Scholarly business journals, trade journals, business magazines, country economic reports, industry reports, and market research reports. Full text for over 8800 titles. Includes Regional Business News, comprehensive full text for over 50 regional business publications (including titles from Crain Communications).

ReferenceUSA (InfoUSA) offers cutting-edge, advanced technology to provide real-time access to the world’s most comprehensive databases of 14 million U.S. businesses; 250 million U.S. consumers; 732,000 U.S. physicians, surgeons and dentists; 1.2 million Canadian businesses; and 12 million Canadian consumers.

You can also search eight more NJKI databases of key scientific journals free by visiting any of 50 convenient locations statewide. To learn more about NJKI and to see the list of full access locations, go to www.njki.org. Finally, free, unlimited access to these collections:

Biomedical Reference Collection
CINAHL and Pre-CINAHL
MEDLINE
Nature Journal
Nature Research & Review Journals
Nursing and Allied Health Literature
OVID LWW High Impact Clinical Medicine Journals Collection
Wiley InterScience Journals

Would your small business benefit from remote access to these specialized collections? Free, unlimited remote access is available to a limited number of small New Jersey high tech businesses having fewer than 50 employees. To apply, go to http://www.njki.org/NJKI_application_new_form.pdf. For questions and comments about NJKI contact Susan Kaplan, New Jersey State Library, at SKaplan@njstatelib.org.

Sustainable Business Network's Princeton Circle

2005-12-02T10:12:00.000-05:00

Sustainable Business Network's Princeton Circle presents:

G. Scott Lett, PhD of The BioAnalytics Group on
Computer Simulation Models for Ethical Drug Development
and
Peter Schutz of Schutz Engineering and MGP Biotech on
The Big Questions

Friday, December 9, 2005, 7:30- 9:15 p.m.

Princeton Center for Yoga and Health

Montgomery Professional Center, 50 Vreeland Drive, Suite 506, Skillman, www.princetonyoga.com

Please bring a small snack to share, and wear comfortable clothes. Thanks to Deborah Metzger of PCYH for making the Center available.

There is no charge, but preregistration is appreciated: 609-203-6852

The Princeton Circle of Entrepreneurs is an ongoing program for exploring the dynamics of local living economies, sustainable business and innovative finance ~ all geared toward supporting community building and a more wholesome planet. Join us for discussions on remaining true to your original vision as your company grows, and The Big Questions just in time for the new year

Dr. G. Scott Lett is the CEO of The BioAnalytics Group, a computer simulation company focused on filling the gaps in drug development left by traditional animal experimentation and clinical trials. Using modeling drawn from the fields of spacecraft design, weather prediction, and protecting the environment, The BioAnalytics group helps pharmaceutical researchers develop drugs that are safer and more effective, especially for women, members of minorities, children and older patients.

Peter Schutz is the founder of Schutz Engineering Corp and a cofounder of MGP Biotech. As a design engineer and new product consultant, Peter works on special equipment for medical, laboratory, and instrumentation applications. At MGP Biotech he is presently developing a DNA analyzer. He is an inventor and works with others to help realize their ideas. He has taught at Stevens institute of Technology and other institutions. As an Elder and a Deacon in the Presbyterian Church he started fellowship groups, studied peacemaking, and has traveled on mission trips to Eastern Europe and Central America. He has worked as a volunteer with World Impact in Newark and Habitat for Humanity in NewarkPhiladelphia, and Baltimore.

Einstein's Alley: Best Practices

2005-11-28T23:30:00.000-05:00

Congressman Rush Holt invites you to participate in Einstein's Alley: Best Practices, scheduled for Monday, December 19 in Princeton, New Jersey.
Click here to see more and register on line.

Congressman Holt on Promoting Innovation

2005-11-19T08:30:00.000-05:00

In his newsletter, he said, "As a member of the House Education and Workforce Committee and a former research scientist, I have devoted much of my work in Congress to modernizing our education system for the 21st century. This country must do a better job of preparing its students with skills of math, science, engineering, and technology so that we can continue to be the world leader in innovation.

This week, I was proud to join my Democratic colleagues in unveiling an agenda that I believe will reinvigorate economic growth and innovation in our country. Among its goals are educating 100,000 new scientists, mathematicians, and engineers; increasing our national commitment to research and development; providing affordable broadband internet access to all Americans; achieving energy independence; and supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses. For America to remain the world leader in developing innovative products and technologies, we must commit to meeting the challenges of rapidly developing nations like India and China.

I was pleased to participate in the drafting of this agenda with input from a broad range of New Jersey business leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, and employees. The goals and proposals in it reflect and are consistent with our regional economic development initiative, Einstein's Alley. To learn more details about the Democrats' Innovation Agenda, please click here ."

Contact Congressman Holt at www.holt.house.gov, or 1-87-RUSH-HOLT (1-877-874-4658).

Meeting notice: Sustainable Business Network’s Princeton Circle

2005-11-01T23:52:00.000-05:00

Jason Boyer

of A Conscious Creation on Green Renovation

And

Priscilla Hayes on the

Environmental Policy & Compliance Group, Rutgers

On the Sensible Cycle of Waste

Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005, 6:30- 8:45 p.m.

43 Maple St., (1 block North of Wild Oats)

There is no charge, but preregistration is appreciated: 609-240-5888

The Princeton Circle of Entrepreneurs is an ongoing program for exploring the dynamics of local living economies, sustainable business and innovative finance ~ all geared toward supporting community building and a more wholesome planet. Join us for discussions on both sustainable renovation and on sustainable waste management from 2 innovators in their areas:

Jason Boyer, Founder of A Conscious Creation first experienced sustainable living in Hawaii, where he studied several offshoot projects of La'akea Permaculture Gardens. After several more endeavors that extended Permaculture design ethics in the fields of construction and in the integration of home and land, he graduated from Health Choices Holistic Massage School in New Jersey. Continually drawn into building innovative spaces, he recently designed and built a Women's Empowerment Center, another step on his journey to create flourishing habitats.

Priscilla Hayes is the Executive Director of the Environmental Policy and Compliance Group at Rutgers. Its mission is to transform material, resource, and energy usage through a combination of innovative and practical waste minimization, green purchasing, and creative transformation/reuse of material formerly viewed as waste.

Who is the next New Jersey Governor?

2005-10-28T11:30:00.000-04:00

Well, we will know in 12 days. In the mean time, here is the best place to visit for New Jersey gubernatorial election.

Did Einstein cheat? (also, Eisntein and Alley...)

2005-10-27T10:57:00.000-04:00

Just bumped into this article , full of scientific discussions, also mention Einstein and a fellow named Carroll Alley. Interesting, Einstein and Alley! Anyway, this article is good, but long, you need a cup of coffee before you start.

Effective SELLING

2005-10-26T18:14:00.000-04:00

Effective SELLING, who doesn't want it? I attended this workshop provided by SCORE of Princeton led by Jim Lewis, it was way beyond expectation! You might want to tune in to SCORE for future events. I highly recommend Jim Lewis for his workshop.

Contacts for Contracts

2005-10-26T12:16:00.000-04:00

If you own a small business in Einstein's Alley you might benefit from this kind of opportunities offered by New Jersey's Office of Information Technology.

War of the Worlds

2005-10-21T17:10:00.000-04:00

DAVID SARNOFF LIBRARY TO HOST LIVE
WAR OF THE WORLDS RE-ENACTMENT ON OCTOBER 29
Full-Scale Performance Will Mark the 67th Anniversary of Welles's Radio Broadcast.

Click for details.

"War of the Worlds": Behind the 1938 Radio Show Panic (on news.nationalgeographic.com)

Einstein's Alley, We Are Behind...

2005-10-21T07:50:00.000-04:00

Take a look at this Municipal broadband nationwide. What do you think?

Codey Outlines Future of Stem Cell Research

2005-10-21T07:14:00.000-04:00

(from Acting Governor Codey's E-Genda)

This month, Acting Governor Codey announced a pioneering stem cell research initiative that will make New Jersey home to the nation's first public umbilical and placental stem cell bank. Scientists have discovered that placental and umbilical cord blood holds great promise in its ability to provide a rich supply of stem cells for the ground-breaking research being done in this field.

Too often, people are unaware of the potential this donation has for the advancement of this science. As a result, these valuable fluids are often discarded as medical waste after childbirth. To change this trend, Codey also announced an educational campaign to be conducted by the Department of Health and Senior Services which will inform OB-GYNs, hospitals and other health care professionals about donation opportunities. They, in turn, will pass this information on to their patients.

This month also marked the announcement of the findings of a study prepared by Rutgers University that outlines the potential economic benefits from New Jersey's proposed stem cell research initiative.

According to the report's findings, New Jersey stands to benefit from an estimated $1.4 billion in new economic activity, approximately 20,000 new jobs and $71.9 million in new state revenue over the next 20 years.

These benefits will reach beyond the immediate reach of the construction and operation of the Stem Cell Institute of New Jersey, the first state funded facility of its kind in the country, and have a ripple effect throughout our economy.

This detailed report can be viewed here.

Acting Governor Richard J. Codey
(It is important to me to hear your thoughts and ideas. Because of
the volume of e-mails I receive, I cannot acknowledge each one. That
is why I created a web page to help me respond to your ideas
thoughtfully and quickly. If you would like a response to your
communication, please send through my web site or U.S. Mail, Office
of the Governor, 125 West State St., Box 001, Trenton, NJ 08625.)

Einstein's Alley meeting announcement

2005-10-17T13:58:00.000-04:00

Time: 6-8PM

Date: October 19

Place: Sante Fe Grille in Rocky Hill, NJ

Dick Woodbridge, noted patent attorney from Synnestvedt, Lechner & Woodbridge and past Mayor of Princeton Township will be the featured guest.

Cost: The suggested contribution is $12 per person and includes hot and cold appetizers and soft drinks.

Contact: Steven L. Georges
Chief Financial Officer
Princeton Server Group
Direct: (609) 720-1766 x1103

4 upcoming events for the entrepreneur community -- In or near Einstein's Alley

2005-10-11T19:09:00.000-04:00

I would like to share this information, from our friend Randy Harmon, with Alley-zens. (it can also be found on www.njsbdc.com/scitech).

-VANJ Entrepreneurs Expo & Elevator Pitch Olympics

-National Institutes of Health SBIR/STTR Program & Proposal Preparation

-Introduction and Overview of SBIR/STTR & Proposal Preparation

Featuring Collaborative Opportunities with the Federal Laboratory Consortium

-SBIR/STTR Phase II Proposal Preparation

Randy G. Harmon, Technology Commercialization Consultant,
NJSBDC/Rutgers Business School;
Co-founder, Foundations Business Development Group, LLC
phone/fax: 908-754-3652

Silicon Valley resulted from a unique confluence of events and individuals that cannot be replicated and cannot be sustained.

2005-10-07T20:40:00.000-04:00

If you have not, read this article on US 1 on former Republican Congressman in the Silicon Valley, Ed Zschau, talked about his view of Einstein's Alley's future.

Mary Barrett & Priscilla Hayes @ Princeton Circle

2005-09-30T09:36:00.000-04:00

Just to share this with everyone in Einstein's Alley

Sustainable Business Network’s Princeton Circle presents:

Mary Barrett on Green Investing
And
Priscilla Hayes on Solid Waste

Thursday, Oct. 6, 2005
6:30- 8:45 p.m.

@ Small World Coffee
14 Witherspoon St., Princeton, NJ 08542
(609) 924-4377 www.smallworldcoffee.com

The Princeton Circle of Entrepreneurs is an ongoing program for exploring the dynamics of local living economies, sustainable business and innovative finance ~ all geared toward supporting community building and a more wholesome planet. Join us for discussions on both sustainable investing and on sustainable waste management from 2 innovators in their areas

Mary Barrett has over 30 years experience as an investment analyst and portfolio manager having served in these capacities as an entrepreneur and at major institutions since 1965. Following the events of 9/11, Mary founded Edgewood Partners for the purpose of providing Socially Responsible Investing to charitable institutions and individual clients.

Priscilla Hayes is the Executive Director of the Environmental Policy and Compliance Group at Rutgers. Its mission is to transform material, resource, and energy usage through a combination of innovative and practical waste minimization, green purchasing, and creative transformation/reuse of material formerly viewed as waste.

Small World Coffee is special place in the heart of Princeton that features great coffee and food, as well as local art exhibits and bulletin boards. One SBN participant said: “I always feel happy when at Small World and have a sense of ‘breathing together’ with other like-minded people.”

What’s Next? After the presentations, those attending will share ideas about programs that the group can create in the coming months.

There is no charge, but preregistration is appreciated. Please send your contact information to: info@financialarchitecture.com, or call 609-203-6852.

The Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia (SBN), is a nonprofit network of businesses and social entrepreneurs committed to the triple bottom line (people, planet, and profit) As business people, professionals, social entrepreneurs, investors, not-for-profit leaders, and government representatives, we are committed to building a more socially, environmentally, and financially sustainable economy. For more information visit www.sbnphiladelphia.org

Einstein's Alley Breakfast Series

2005-09-18T06:59:00.000-04:00

Einstein's Alley Breakfast Series

Wednesday, September 28, 2005

Sponsored by Synnestvedt, Lechner and Woodbridge

7:30 am to 9:00am, Sarnoff Corporation, 201 Washington Road, West Windsor

"Creating High-Tech Companies That Can Have an Impact on the Future" Speaker: Ed Zschau, entrepreneur and former California Congessman, currently a visiting lecturer at the Princeton University Department of Electrical Engineering.

Who Owns Einstein?

2005-09-14T23:34:00.000-04:00

Oh! Einstein!

You were here, in my hometown and in this world!

Many claimed understood you, many were wrong.

You wanted to leave this town and this world,
without a trace,
yet, you are owned by many, today.

In your name, in your name, we want this land to be in your name.

Yes, you are still here today, and will be here tomorrow.

I am sure you will be here even after everyone in this town has left this world.

Dalai Lama comes to Einstein's Alley

2005-09-13T11:57:00.000-04:00

His Holiness the Dalai Lama, an internationally respected advocate of peace, is coming to Rutgers to deliver the public lecture “Peace, War, and Reconciliation.”

Sunday, September 25, 2005, at 10:30 a.m. at Rutgers Stadium

Einstein's Alley-zens, click here for details, and tickets.

Following the Stadium gathering, please enjoy a brunch and panel on the topic of Ethical Decision Making. If you are interested, click here to download forms and details.

Rep. Rush Holt (D) of Einstein's Alley Blogs

2005-09-13T11:46:00.000-04:00

Read it while it is fresh!!

Congressman Rush Holt's own blog!

Congressman Rush Holt has made remarkable contributions to Einstein's Alley, since the first meeting to his re-election statement and beyond.

US 1 talked about Einstein's Alley

2005-06-21T18:33:00.000-04:00

If you ever want to know more about the
shaping up of Einstein's Alley, you got to read US 1, here are a few links to
important articles on US 1.

U.S. 1, 12-3-2003

A New New Name For Central NJ: `Einstein's Alley'

U.S. 1, March 10, 2004

Transforming U.S.1 Into Einstein's Alley

U.S. 1, June 9, 2004, meeting of Einstein's Alley

New Woman at the Helm Of NJ Science Commission

U.S. 1, October 27, 2004, following meeting of Einstein's Alley where

Virginia Bauer spoke

The David Sarnoff Library

2005-06-03T00:31:00.000-04:00

My friend, Alex Magoun, just turned into a blogger! He also gave the David Sarnoff Library a new blog page, just in time to promote a free lecture June 15 on "Five Princeton Inventions That Changed the World."

I quote.....
"Five Princeton Inventions that Changed the World"

What: an illustrated talk
When: Wednesday, June 15, 7:30 pm
Where: Sarnoff Corporation Auditorium, 201 Washington Road, Princeton (free)
Who: Alex Magoun, Ph.D., executive director of the David Sarnoff Library
Why: The Library's contribution to the CelebrateNJ! Festival in June

Color television, transistors, computers, video cameras, liquid crystal
displays (or LCDs) these technologies all shape how people live and
communicate around the world. They also share a common origin, here at
Princeton's RCA Laboratories. Guided by Alex Magoun, executive director of
the David Sarnoff Library and author of the Arcadia Books photohistory of the
Labs, take a tour of the stories of their invention and innovation, focusing
on the human factors that shaped their development at one uniquely innovative
company.

"Three generations of engineers and scientists have created a rich and unique
history of world-changing innovation that runs right into the present," says
Magoun. This talk skims the surface of a well of creativity matched only by
Thomas Edison. It may also connect you with your neighbor, or your neighbor's
parents, or grandparents.

"Five Princeton Inventions" offers a useful source of local history, and an
introduction to issues that innovators confront today. A condensation of Dr.
Magoun's popular Princeton Adult School class last fall, this illustrated
lecture offers the same mix of education with dashes of entertainment. Magoun
explains the roles that inventive styles, funding sources, corporate
priorities, inventors elsewhere, commercial rivalries, and government
involvement all have on the process by which inventors, entrepreneurs, and
consumers improve our lives.

Doors will open at 7 pm and visitors can see the inventions discussed in the
David Sarnoff Library before and after the lecture. Refreshments will be
served. Call (609) 734-2636 for more information, and visit davidsarnoff.org
for directions.

This lecture is made possible in part through a general operating support
grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission, Department of State.
***

BusinessWeek Blogs, why don't you...

2005-05-24T11:13:00.000-04:00

Just found that even the main stream media is actively using Blogs, such as BusinessWeek . It is hard to believe that people in Einstein's Alley are not blogging. If you have a Blog, leave comments here and link to your Blog.

Supporting Small Businesses & Encouraging Entrepreneurship

2005-05-13T10:34:00.000-04:00

I want to generate ideas surrounding Supporting Small Businesses & Encouraging Entrepreneurship...

As a Motivational Speaker and Corporate Trainer, I'm primarily interested in doing business with the corporations in Central New Jersey... What creative ideas others used to be successful in doing business with local corporations?

ris

Einstein's Alley a cultural focus

2005-05-12T23:28:00.000-04:00

I would like to discuss how the concept of Einstein's Alley can relate to not only an industry focus, but also a cultural focus inside those organizations. Einstein's Alley is where individuals want to live and work for enlightened organizations with cultures that feel good.

In earlier discussions with the Center for Business Excellence around the concept of the Einstein Alley, this key differentiater created much enthusiasm and excitement.

For more about the coming Relationship Age and how it relates to highly productive buisness cultures, visit www.CorporateNirvana.com
.

Judith Anderson

Do you want to start a new discussion topic?

2005-05-12T11:33:00.000-04:00

If you do not see topics you want to discuss listed, just give your comments here, and we will set up a new topic and start with your comments.

Where is Einstein's Alley?

2005-04-22T16:29:00.000-04:00

Click to find out.

2005-04-22T16:19:00.000-04:00

"Light of Einstein" brightens East Asia

EMC Square

2005-04-21T00:09:00.000-04:00

One Step Forward

2005-04-20T10:18:00.000-04:00

We had a great meeting yesterday at Anrig, ETS, moving Einstein's Alley forward. We had about a dozen Alley-zens in the meeting.

2004-04-30T11:38:00.000-04:00

2004-04-30T11:34:00.000-04:00

The first meeting was on 12/9/2003, the second meeting on 4/19/2004.

Einstein's Alley

Einstein's Alley, why?

Web Age Defense

Sustainable Business Network’s Princeton Circle

Sustainable Business Network’s Princeton Circle

Princeton Community Works 2006 Conference

Is the New Jersey State Library Your Next Business Partner? NJKI Serves Up “Information for Innovation”

Sustainable Business Network's Princeton Circle

Einstein's Alley: Best Practices

Congressman Holt on Promoting Innovation

Meeting notice: Sustainable Business Network’s Princeton Circle

Who is the next New Jersey Governor?

Did Einstein cheat? (also, Eisntein and Alley...)

Effective SELLING

Contacts for Contracts

War of the Worlds

Einstein's Alley, We Are Behind...

Codey Outlines Future of Stem Cell Research

Einstein's Alley meeting announcement

4 upcoming events for the entrepreneur community -- In or near Einstein's Alley

Silicon Valley resulted from a unique confluence of events and individuals that cannot be replicated and cannot be sustained.

Mary Barrett & Priscilla Hayes @ Princeton Circle

Einstein's Alley Breakfast Series

Who Owns Einstein?

Dalai Lama comes to Einstein's Alley

Rep. Rush Holt (D) of Einstein's Alley Blogs

US 1 talked about Einstein's Alley

The David Sarnoff Library

BusinessWeek Blogs, why don't you...

Supporting Small Businesses & Encouraging Entrepreneurship

Einstein's Alley a cultural focus

Do you want to start a new discussion topic?

Where is Einstein's Alley?

EMC Square

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One Step Forward