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10/13/11
For the First Time, Startup Weekend Hits the Hub at a Local University - Bostinnovation: Boston Start-ups, Innovation and News Blog (bostinnovation.com)

Since its founding in July of 2007, Startup Weekend has made it to over 150 cities. Tomorrow, Startup Weekend is hitting the hub, invading Boston University.

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10/12/11
Deshpande Center grants fuel MIT research teams - Mass High Tech Business News (www.masshightech.com)

The MIT Deshpande Center has awarded $668,000 in grants to eight research teams developing early stage technology, with the majority developing life sciences-related technology.

The list of 2011 grant recipients, reproduced from

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High-tech conference coming to Holyoke

By Jim Kinney, The Republican

HOLYOKE – Can new industries build a new Holyoke?

And, assuming that it can happen, what groundwork do those new industries need to have in place so that they can take hold and grow. Those are the issues behind Idea Mill: Fostering prosperity through collaboration, innovation, and entrepreneurship, a seminar set for 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14 at Open Square, 1 Open Square Way in the former mill buildings that fill downtown Holyoke. The cost is $250 individual and $100 for students. More information is available at www.ideamill.us.

The conference is an outgrowth of the $168 million Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center now under construction on Bigelow Street. It opens in late 2012.

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