NJTW Events And Deadlines 1/10/22

Events

Blockchain Princeton & AI hosts “Ready for NFT’s? How to get started and make your experience safe” Jan. 11.
James Barrood, of Innovation+, presents “Innovation Chat: Laurent Burlion, Rutgers + Dan O’Toole, Dronedek,” online Jan. 13
Hyperledger Morristown and Hyperledger Princeton present “Scalable Byzantine Consensus for Everyone” with Matej Pavlovic, of Protocol Labs, online Jan. 13.
Attend an I-Corps information session Jan.14 online here.
The Jersey Shore Women in Tech will host “Mastering LinkedIn for Business Opportunity: Creating a Power Expert Profile,” with Anita O’Malley, founder and CEO of Leadarati, online Jan. 18.
Future of Data: New Jersey – Princeton, Edison, Holmdel presents “What’s New in Hue? Latest Features, Capabilities and Innovations” Jan. 19.
Hear from several Princeton graduates who are involved in the gaming industry at a TigerTalks Digital panel discussion, “Gaming Tigers,” Jan. 20.
TiE New Jersey presents “The World in 2035: Work, Life, Tech – Trends and What to Expect” Jan. 20 online.
Join TigerTalks Digital for a Princeton Women Founders Roundtable, online Jan. 26.
The next TechLaunch BullPen will be held virtually, Feb. 9.
Join the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber for Pitch Stop IV in person at the Grounds for Sculpture, in Hamilton, Feb. 17.
Join the Morris Tech Meetup for “MTM#83: Pitch NJ (Youth Shark Tank $1,500 prize)” March 1 in person.

The NJ Arts and Innovation Festival Challenge Grant will award one grant of up to $2 million to support operational costs related to the management, production and promotion of a festival that incorporates live music and art, as well as tech demonstrations, panel discussions with innovation-economy leaders and other activities related to the creative economy and innovation ecosystem. The deadline for applications is Jan. 21.

Interested in joining the National Science Foundation’s I-Corps? The I-Corps Hub Northeast Region runs training programs to help faculty and student researchers explore how their discoveries can meet the needs of people and industries. Applications are due Jan. 31.

The New Jersey Commission on Science, Innovation and Technology (CSIT) created a $1.5 million Catalyst Seed Research and Development (R&D) Grant Program. Applications opened Dec. 6 and will be accepted until Jan. 31.