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The Office of Innovation was thrilled to engage with over 450 founders, fuelers, and funders at our second annual Princeton Innovation Conference at Reunions 2026. We curated numerous opportunities to connect, including our popular Mingle and Networking breakout sessions on everything from AI to arts and theater, deep tech, edtech, and life sciences.
As a university with cross-disciplinary talent density, research and teaching excellence that sparks curiosity and collaboration, and problem solvers eager to serve humanity, Princeton plays a unique leadership role in accelerating translation pathways and advancing innovation ecosystems. Our Conference at Reunions demonstrated this leadership, highlighting the value of innovation infrastructure that increases the frequency and quality of collaborations and decreases the friction that stalls go-to-market momentum.
With the summer underway, the Office of Innovation is excited to keep scaling the networks that build bridges and break barriers, ultimately giving ideas smoother and more accessible pathways toward their next opportunity to benefit society.
Best wishes,
Craig B. Arnold
Vice Dean for Innovation and University Innovation Officer, Susan Dod Brown Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
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