Albert Green, President & CEO of QuantumCT, and Jodie Gillon, President & CEO of BioCT, explain how the sectors are growing side by side in Connecticut. Their shared message is clear: Innovation works best when ecosystems collide — academia, startups, government, talent, and industry moving together.
UConn’s Graduate Certificate in Quantum Science and Technology gives professionals a direct pathway to build the skills that will define this next era of innovation. 100% online, flexible, and faculty-connected. No prior quantum background required. Learn at your own pace with asynchronous lessons designed for busy STEM professionals.
Start Date: January 12, 2026
Program Fee: $2,000 total (pay-as-you-go)
Duration: 4 courses / 6 weeks each / ~3 hours per week
A free two-day learning experience for high school STEM teachers on the basics of quantum science and its connection to AI.
December 12 and January 12, 2026
Hosted by Southern Connecticut State University Innovation Hub, the Emerging Technologies Forum will encompass the regional sectors of Quantum, Artificial Intelligence, and Life Sciences.
Located at 101 College Street, in the heart of New Haven’s emerging technology ecosystem, this conference will bring together leaders from education and industry with university faculty, school teachers, students, and community stakeholders.
November 14, 9:00-1:00 p.m.
Join us for a one-day forum in Stamford with business, technology, and government leaders to explore how quantum and AI are creating new markets, transforming industries, and driving economic growth in Connecticut. Connect with experts, examine emerging opportunities, and shape the future of your organization through insights from UConn’s research and partnerships.
November 13, 10:00-3:00 p.m.
The State of Connecticut will invest $121 million statewide in quantum technology, including support for QuantumCT, a nonprofit co-led by UConn...
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