More than 250 leaders in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology will gather at The Platform in Kendall Square on November 19th for the Entangled 2026 summit. LabCentral, C10 Labs and Innovation Centre Denmark Boston host the event to examine how emerging technologies and human collaboration could shape the next wave of scientific discovery.
“Massachusetts has long been a global leader in life sciences innovation,” said Kamran Tavangar, head of science strategy & partnerships at LabCentral, “and the next chapter will be shaped by how readily we embrace new technologies and connect expertise across disciplines.” A delegation of approximately 50 representatives from Denmark will also attend.
Cross-Sector Collaboration Drives Life Sciences Innovation
This international presence highlights the event’s ambition to encourage connections beyond regional biotech hubs, specifically using Denmark’s growing investment in quantum computing alongside Massachusetts’ established strengths. Organizers anticipate these collaborations will accelerate the translation of research into practical applications.
C10 Labs co-founder and CEO Shahid Azim explained, “But realizing that potential takes more than promising technology; it requires connecting scientific expertise with entrepreneurial talent, capital and the right partners to build and scale the next generation of innovative companies.” This emphasis on ecosystem building extends to the digital poster showcase featuring over 20 startups, research teams and deep tech organizations, providing a platform for networking and potential investment. The summit’s structure aims to facilitate conversations between traditionally siloed groups, including researchers, investors and industry executives.
Innovation Centre Denmark Boston’s Science Attaché, Bjarke Stoltze Kaspersen, emphasized the global imperative for collaborative scientific progress, noting, “The future of scientific innovation depends more than ever on our ability to collaborate across disciplines, industries and international borders.”
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Shahid Azim, co-founder, CEO and managing partner of C10 Labs
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