Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al español.

The importance of the Association of University Research Parks picking Las Vegas for its international conference at UNLV’s Harry Reid Research Technology Park can’t be understated.

It signals the city is transforming into an “innovation culture,” says Zach Miles, the interim vice president for economic development at UNLV. The three-day event earlier this month allowed UNLV to showcase its expanding influence in North America’s innovation economy.

“I think AURP, as we’ve been continuing to work with them, see this as one of those emerging markets — one of those tech parks that is kind of leading the way in Las Vegas,” said Miles, who is also the executive director of the UNLV Research Foundation, which manages the Harry Reid Resea

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