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IEEE Shreveport to host an artificial intelligence forum April 14, 2026 at LSU Shreveport with talks on trustworthy AI and workforce AI applications.
Tulane hosts a conference on translating entrepreneurship research to practical innovations in New Orleans on April 17-18, 2026.
Innovate South in Lafayette (April 22-24, 2026) aims to connect founders and tech professionals with keynote talks and networking.
POWERUp 2026: New Orleans (April 27-30, 2026) features IBM i training, sessions with experts, and networking.
Startup Prize: Health 2026 in Shreveport invites health startup founders to compete, with FDA-related and non-FDA tracks; registration ends May 15.
Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering Annual Conference 2026 will be in New Orleans with tech and management discussions November 18-20.
CareerTech VISION 2026 returns to New Orleans Dec 2-5 at the Morial Convention Center as ACTE marks a centennial year.
Nexus Technology Cup planned in Baton Rouge, with statewide competition for software and hardware projects.
International Conference on Green Energy and Technology schedules July 18-19 in New Orleans with paper submissions through June 21.
International Conference on Software Engineering and Information Technology in New Orleans Sept 4-5 with papers and submissions due August 8.
BioChallenge 2026 in New Orleans is a global neuroscience-focused startup pitch by the New Orleans BioInnovation Center.

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Philly closes Philly Tech Week with a spectacular event: the world’s largest video game projected on the Cira Centre.
The project is tied to America’s 250th anniversary and involves local partners Brandywine Realty Trust and 1Philadelphia.
Registration for a lottery determines on-site participation, with a 48-hour confirmation window if selected.
The event emphasizes the role of innovation and public storytelling in Philadelphia’s tech ecosystem.
The spectacle aims to be family-friendly, with a free open party hosted by 1Philadelphia at Drexel Square.
The initiative continues Technical.ly’s tradition of reporting on tech innovation and Philly’s startup community.
The event integrates education by showcasing student-created games and visualizations.
Organizers highlight Philadelphia’s identity as a tech city linked to innovation and civic engagement.
The dragonneck project marks a milestone in using public spaces for digital art and interactive experiences.

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