incubator

Committed to being an incubator for emerging artists outside of the Hollywood studio system, the Sundance Institute’s labs and mentorship programs laid the ideal groundwork for a pipeline between the non-profit and the festival.

Hermit’s damaged, surgically removed organ becomes an incubator for a xenomorph zygote without his knowledge or permission.

In the lab at Oxford, PhD student Jennifer Chennells showed us small clear boxes of honeybees in an incubator that she feeds with different foods she has made.

A New York Times article that same year called the city a “testing ground” for whether California could successfully acclimate Latinos into its fabric; a 2000 follow-up deemed it “a citizenship incubator.”

Rashd, who studied computer science at university, got a spot in a government-backed incubator and accelerator program called Saudi Game Champions.