UConn Grows in Stamford with New Data Science Incubator
UConn s Technology Incubation Program (TIP) is expanding to Stamford with a new location focused on data science startups.
UConn s new Technology Incubation Program (TIP) in Stamford will bring the dynamic potential of a major research university to Southwestern Connecticut. Copy Link
The University of Connecticut announced today the opening of a data science technology incubator in Stamford, the state’s fastest growing city. The 5,685 square-foot facility at 9 West Broad Street adds to UConn’s existing Technology Incubation Program (TIP) locations on the main campus in Storrs and at UConn Health in Farmington.
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The Crossing Releases New Film, YOU CAN PLAN ON ME, Focusing On The Experience Of Aloneness
You can Plan on Me focuses on the experience of aloneness, of not being able to do the thing we love and rely on.by BWW News Desk
Today, GRAMMY-winning new music choir The Crossing released a new film, You can Plan on Me, a reflective new composition based on works from their long history of commissioned world premieres. The project is conceived by conductor Donald Nally, who also composed the film score, largely based on Aaron Helgeson s A way far home, which was written for and premiered by The Crossing in December 2017. The film is by Luke Carpenter and Emma Oehlers, with The Crossing s in-house sound producer Paul Vazquez and assistance to the score and sound by Kevin Vondrak. The work is dedicated to the artists of The Crossing in isolation.
The holiday season is typically a time to gather with family and friends to celebrate the year. But if 2020 has taught us anything, reasons to rejoice are scarce, and despite some hints of optimism on the horizon, we definitely shouldn t be gathering together.
Andrew Sievers, artistic director of cultural nonprofit Muse Phoenix, thought there had to be some way to unite people, so the musician and singer found a way for a worldwide audience to join together in song. A veteran of interfaith concerts, he decided to take the lyrics of Silent Night and rewrite them so everyone can enjoy the spirituality and comfort the song provides.
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