"Hi" is the moniker attached to Harvard University's innovation lab. The I-Lab, as it's more commonly known, is the heart of the Crimson's system of cellular ideations, collaborations and capitalizations.
Within the multifunctional building on Western Ave., a stone's throw away from Harvard's Business School, is an idea incubator where theories are nurtured, circulated and tested by students, mentors and venture capitalists. Intended to advance innovation further and faster, would-be entrepreneurs are welcomed to participate in hack-a-thons, and seek one-on-one advice from seasoned serial innovators and legal experts.
(CNSNews.com) – Iran says it will take the United States to the International Court of Justice if almost $2 billion in frozen Iranian funds are used to pay out the families of victims of Iranian-sponsored terror attacks, following a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Foreign Minister Javad Zarif said Monday the diversion of the funds would amount to misappropriation, and that he had made Iran's view clear to Secretary of State John Kerry. The two held two meetings in New York last week.
