What happens when you bring together a hub centered on tech and innovation with a community of imaginative, driven people? Magic. At TUMO Labs, creative minds connect and collaborate during incubation projects, and eventually, some of them bring incredible startup ideas to life.

One of our earliest students, Victoria Mshetsyan, has come a long way. From Guided Self-Learning (GSL) to Project-Based Learning (PBL), Victoria has navigated nearly every program at TUMO Labs. What’s more? She just finished a Data Science internship at ServiceTitan, a company she only dreamed of working at just a few years ago.

When Taron Harutunyan came back from his military service in 2020, he was thinking of becoming a programmer but wasn’t sure where to start. He had so many questions: how was he going to be able to afford it? Would he be able to find a program with a flexible schedule? Which coding program was prestigious enough to stand out from the crowd?

During our last AgriTech Incubation Program, we got to sit down with AgriTech Senior Product Manager from San Francisco, Levon Minassian, where we discussed what AgriTech is and what it means to participate in our AgriTech Incubation Program.

The Vivan Therapeutics x TUMO Labs project is the perfect example of how an international biotech startup, a highly-accomplished bioinformatics scientist, and TUMO Labs project-based learning students are using machine learning and working together to create a world in which cancer patients receive the personalized care they need.