Are you interested in entrepreneurship and innovation policy? The Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation co-organizes the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Virtual Research Seminar Series!

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Governments around the world enact policies that affect technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship. An increasing number of scholars are investigating these topics, which has implications on policy design and program implementation. Yet, scholars lack a forum for presenting their work. This virtual seminar series will fill this gap—bringing together the insights from academia and policy application—thereby increasing our understanding of policy issues and build a forum for expressing these ideas and a supportive community to nourish them.

The next seminar will be on February 9: from 11:00 am to 12:15 pm ET. Florenta Teodoridis (Tilburg U.) - will present "Consequences of an R&D division of labor on complementary innovation: Evidence from quantum computing" (with A Goldfarb and J Lu). Please register for the event here: https://us06web.zoom.us/w/88991133078?tk=8d7SWOA9dOJFeVLTU3mbmMICnyYiR04nL_HPbgEJOkI.DQMAAAAUuEjtlhZyNExfeS1Ha1RQYTdCOE9kRmZLNDVBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA&pwd=a2gvbVE3cjYxQS9QUFZrZzZPVFdiZz09

This program is coordinated by the Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation (CCEI) at UConn. CCEI was founded in 2007, and is a focal point for entrepreneurial activity within the University. CCEI supports student, faculty, staff, and alumni entrepreneurs across all academic departments, schools, and colleges. Find more info here: http://ccei.uconn.edu