There are all sorts of events coming for Delaware Innovation Week – which kicks off on November 2 with a big party at DCAD – but this one does a really good job of blending the past and the future.
At Cocktails & Trends, brought to #DIW18 by investment firm StratFI and its founder (Delaware-based futurist and investor Jim Lee) you’ll be able to sip cocktails inside a 200-year-old castle (Tilton Mansion, home of The University & Whist Club) while listening to acoustic jazz duo Sharon and Shawn Q and getting the scoop on what the future of science holds.
Topics include:
- The factors behind aging and where progress is being made
- Recent advances in regenerative medicine
- Investment opportunities to watch
- Simple things you can do to extend the quality of your life
The free event will be held on Nov. 6, from 7 to 9 p.m.
RSVPHere’s more from Lee on emerging technologies:
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