IslandLabs
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| IslandLabs | |
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| Country | United States of America |
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| City | Stony Brook |
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Date of founding |
2008/07/23 |
| Website | http://islandlabs.org |
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Number of members |
12 |
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Membership fee |
Free for all! |
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Size of rooms |
10m² |
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| Location | 40.9137617° N, 73.1265132° WLatitude: 40°54′49.542″N Longitude: 73°7′35.448″W |
| Latitude: 40°54′49.542″N Longitude: 73°7′35.448″W
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| Status | active |
Island Labs is a hackerspace in New York, inspired by NYC Resistor and other hacker organizations. According to the website, Island Labs is "A collective of technology enthusiasts from Long Island, New York that aim to improve the world by creatively rethinking technology".
The Founding Members of Island Labs are:
- Jonathan Dahan - Processing, WebNinja
- Bill Burns - Electrician, NetNinja
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[edit] Membership
We encourage participation by anyone who feels they can contribute. Nonmembers are welcome to attend any meeting or public events.
[edit] Physical Space
In February 2008 Island Labs took up residence at farmingdale state college. As of 2009 we have migrated to StonyBrook University, and have a room in the Math Tower.
In April of 2009 NYC Resistor acquired the neighboring space and turned it into a machine / cnc shop. NYCR now occupies two separate lofts on the same floor of our building.
[edit] In the News
- Soon in newsday!
