Since 1791, the University of Vermont (UVM), a flagship public research university, has worked to improve the health of humans, society, and our planet.

The Vermont Research Open Source Program Office (VERSO) supports and grow open source and open science at the University of Vermont

Main Street Landing believes that everyone deserves to live, work, and play in an environment that is healthy, accessible, and affordable. Our office and retail suites, apartments, and daily event rental spaces in the Performing Arts Center are designed and managed by our in-house professional staff with the health of our planet and people in mind. Whether you just want to watch the most gorgeous sunset in New England, take in a show at one of the theaters in the Performing Arts Center, dine at Skinny Pancake, rent a bike at Local Motion, or shop at Mirror Mirror and Green Envy- your visit to Main Street Landing will be a most memorable one.

Tecton is a feature platform for production machine learning. Our platform spans the entire data lifecycle of machine learning, from raw data processing to serving features for predictions. With Tecton, teams can easily discover, define, and materialize features from any data source, accurately train models from them, reuse them across use cases, and serve them in production for the most demanding applications. Trusted by Block, Stripe, Statefarm and many others, Tecton makes it possible to use all of your data for ML, scale more ML applications with fewer engineers and get to market faster with better models.

The Scientific Coordination Infrastructure and Operating Systems Collaborative (SciOS) works to erase gaps between and within the academic, technologist, innovator, funding, and public communities, with an emphasis on those contributing to open science and open source. We co-locate these networks, map the shared problems hindering their progress, and facilitate collaborative processes to discover and catalyze the development and adoption of technological solutions.