Innovation Partnership Building
Innovation Partnership Building
Welcome to The Innovation Partnership Building at the UConn Tech Park, UConn’s premier center for cutting edge research and industry collaboration and innovation. The IPB provides an ecosystem that inspires great ideas, pushing the envelope for next generation solutions. Cross-disciplinary research teams develop novel approaches to critical real world problems in fields ranging from manufacturing to biomedical devices to cybersecurity.
The IPB strengthens Connecticut’s economic future by connecting leading industries with outstanding research facilities and fosters new, innovative partnerships with entrepreneurs and with companies of all sizes.
The IPB. A hot spot of technological assets and intellectual energy where exceptional innovation, collaboration and partnerships deliver the future.
Research & Technology Expertise
Energy/Sustainability
Systems and Manufacturing
Cybersecurity
Defense/Materials
News
Forecasting Wind Energy
Professor George Matheou explains how UConn scientists leverage sophisticated mathematical modeling and supercomputers to create a virtual lab for atmospheric research, crucial for developing strategies aimed at enhancing the Earth’s future sustainability.
[Read More]UConn to Assist Connecticut Farmers with Innovative Projects
With support of a USDA grant, students and faculty from UConn’s CoE and CAHNR will help farmers design and implement innovative tools to better their farming practices.
[Read More]Celebrating Microscopy
In February, IPB | UConn Tech Park unveiled a captivating temporary art exhibit, an extraordinary collection of microscopy images capturing insects preserved in amber, frozen in time. These remarkable images were meticulously captured and curated by talented scientist and artist, Guy Iannuzzi. Guests are invited to explore this unique celebration of art and science on the third floor at IPB.
[Read More]Moving Beyond Implications: Research into Policy Inaugural Conference
UConn Tech Park responded to a call for researchers to shape policies that optimize benefit to Connecticut’s communities, environment, and economy.
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