The “Fire At Five” Happy Hour and Bonfire is an event open to Research Park employees and their families and friends. The October Fire At Five, “Murder Mystery” was on Thursday, October 24 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on the Atkins Building Patio and lawn. To learn about more events at Research Park, visit the events page, and to see previous Fire At Five themes, visit the Fire At Five page.
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Research Park hosted its inaugural Founders Week celebration from October 17-19, 2024. This event celebrated our collective achievements in entrepreneurship, highlighting innovative ecosystems that foster groundbreaking ventures, empower countless entrepreneurs, and define the future of Illini Entrepreneurship. Participants included Illini Angels (alumni in angel investing and venture capital), angel groups, investors actively supporting startups in Illinois, entrepreneurship ecosystem leaders, faculty, and students interested in entrepreneurship.
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The “Fire At Five” Happy Hour and Bonfire is an event open to Research Park employees and their families and friends. The September Fire At Five was a celebration of Hispanic Heritage month and was held on Thursday, September 26 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on the Atkins Building Patio and lawn. To learn about more events at Research Park, visit the events page, and to see previous Fire At Five themes, visit the Fire At Five page.
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The “Fire At Five” Happy Hour and Bonfire is an event open to Research Park employees and their families and friends. The August Fire At Five, “Wild Wild West” was on Thursday, August 22 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on the Atkins Building Patio and lawn. To learn about more events at Research Park, visit the events page, and to see previous Fire At Five themes, visit the Fire At Five page.
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The “Fire At Five” Happy Hour and Bonfire is an event open to Research Park employees and their families and friends. The July Fire At Five, “Beach Party” was on Thursday, July 18 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on the Atkins Building Patio and lawn. To learn about more events at Research Park, visit the events page, and to see previous Fire At Five themes, visit the Fire At Five page.
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The 13th Annual Research Park Table Tennis Tournament was on Tuesday, July 9, and Wednesday, July 10. The results of Round-Robin games on day one were used to seed participants for the single-elimination tournament played on day two. In these games, companies were awarded points based on the placing of their players, leading to Synchrony securing the Golden Paddle Trophy for the first time in tournament history. Check out the Table Tennis Tournament webpage here.
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The “Fire At Five” Happy Hour and Bonfire is an event open to Research Park employees and their families and friends. The June Fire At Five, “Pride and Pets at the Park” was on Thursday, June 27 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on the Atkins Patio and lawn. To learn about more events at Research Park, visit the events page, and to see previous Fire At Five themes, visit the Fire At Five page.
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The 2024 Research Park Hackathon took place on Wednesday, June 26, and was Bring Your Own Data-themed. Teams had fifteen hours to create a project that seamlessly integrated data in an innovative way. Finalists presented their projects to a panel of judges on Thursday, June 27, and winners were announced at Fire At Five later that evening. Congratulations to Capital One‘s “Class Connect” for winning first place! To learn about the Research Park Hackathon, visit this website page.
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Fire @ Five Happy Hour and Bonfire is an event open to Research Park employees and their families and friends. The May Fire @ Five, “Picnic at the Park” was on Thursday, May 30 from 5:00 to 6:30 PM on the Atkins Patio. To learn about more events at Research Park, visit the events page, and to see previous Fire @ Five themes, visit the Fire @ Five page.
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LabWorks, a turn-key wet lab and office suite space in the Research Park, celebrated its completion at an open house on Wednesday, January 10, 2024. The space is now open for occupancy. Learn more about the LabWorks Space on the Research Park website.
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