Sign up for the July First Friday event here: Local STEM Program Studies Archeology in it's Own Backyard Three students in the Upper Cape Regional Tech’s Environmental Science and Technology program will discuss their award winning project on use of black soldier fly larvae composting systems to help decrease the amount of food waste...
July 2015 First Friday: An archeological dig that lead to the discovery of buried treasure in downtown Sandwich and how that is furthering STEM programs in the Upper Cape town. The presentation will be preceded by remarks on STEM development by Jill Neumayer DePiper, Director of the new Cape Cod Regional STEM Network.
Aug 2015 First Friday: John Sullivan, a former art teacher, animator, set designer, and member of the Turner Pictures/ 20th Century Fox staff, will discuss and demonstrate how technology has changed the craft of animation and visual arts.
Investing, including the impact of technology, will be the subject of the Cape Cod Technology Council’s September 11, 2015 “First” Friday Breakfast. Michael A. Tyler, Chief Investment Officer of Eastern Bank’s Wealth Management Division, will focus his talk on “Think Global, Invest Local”.
October 2015 First Friday Looks at the Oyster and Related Science and Technology as Council Marks International Oyster Symposium With Cape Cod being the site of the prestigious 6th International Oyster Symposium (the first time being held outside the Far East) in late October, the Cape Cod Technology Council will feature Roger Williams University Associate...
Just in time for New Years weight-loss resolutions! At November's First Friday Breakfast, Tim Calise, co-founder and CEO of Koko FitClub Cape Cod, will speak on how technology is being used to make strength and conditioning more enjoyable while improving fitness quicker. He will also address the entrepreneurship challenges of developing franchises locally while expanding nationally.
Kevin Sareault, Vice President of Unmanned Programs for AVWatch, Inc., in Plymouth, MA will look at the current state of drones (unmanned aircraft systems), what he sees in development of the technology, and how he views the real impact of "drones" on the future -- it won’t likely be necessarily just what the Amazons, Googles, and other high-tech companies envision.
Steve Johnston, Executive Director of OpenCape, will discuss the current status and plans for expansion of the state-of-the-art middle mile fiber backbone.
Bob Egan, chief analyst and CEO of the Sepharim Group of Falmouth, joins the Cape Cod Technology Council First Friday Breakfast on March 4, to discuss mobile strategies and technologies for businesses and organizations.
Bringing ocean technologies from the lab to the marketplace will be the subject of the Cape Cod Technology Council’s First Friday breakfast on April 1, 2016. David Knaack, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s (WHOI) Director for Technology Transfer, will discuss the institution’s commercial success stories.
