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November 12, 2014
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Cornell Tech Partners With AOL to Create New Innovation Lab

By The Cornell Daily Sun | November 12, 2014
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By ANNIE BUI

With a multimillion dollar gift from AOL, Cornell Tech will form a new Connected Experiences Laboratory, where faculty, students and researchers alike will collaborate to create technologies that “will innovate the way we live.”

(Emma Court / Sun File Photo)



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