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32 listed worldwide, in date order.
This event explores the challenges of sustaining civic technology and public infrastructure after initial funding ends. It brings together community members, policymakers, and operators to discuss governance, licensing, and shared space management. Attendees will learn about systems that enable ongoing civic collaboration and infrastructure use.
This event gathers product designers from Munich's startup, scaleup, and freelance scenes to debate the impact of AI on design craft, taste, and decision-making. Attendees participate in a panel discussion and live voting on key theses about the limits of AI in product design. The evening also offers networking with drinks and conversations among about 50 design professionals.
This event explores building a credible carbon economy by connecting research with startup creation in climate tech. It is designed for researchers, founders, investors, operators, and students interested in carbon removal, capture, storage, and utilization. Participants will engage with expert talks and an interactive venture idea sprint to develop early-stage startup concepts.
Cursor Meetup Hamburg #4 gathers engineers, founders, and builders who use Cursor to improve development speed and automation workflows. Attendees share practical setups, insider tips, and real stories to enhance their projects. The event is focused on hands-on experience and is suitable for active Cursor users and potential contributors.
This online workshop addresses current platform issues and explores opportunities in the evolving AI landscape. It is designed for platform engineers and technical operators seeking practical solutions and new ideas for improving platform performance. Participants will engage in a collaborative session to identify and fix platform challenges in the age of AI.
Participants form teams to build and sell a minimum viable product with paying customers in one week. This event targets developers, designers, and operators who want to validate ideas fast and gain traction. Attendees benefit from expert mentoring, pitch opportunities, and networking with founders and investors.
This event explains how to improve the quality of output from low-cost AI models by designing effective supporting systems. It targets AI practitioners and developers interested in practical ways to enhance AI performance. Attendees will learn techniques to maximize value from affordable AI technologies.
Sunday Tech Coffee is a networking event for professionals in Berlin's tech industry. Attendees can meet peers and build relationships in an informal setting. The event supports community building within Berlin's technology sector.
This event hosts a 5 km social run in Berlin targeting the startup and finance community. Participants meet at an office, run at a relaxed pace, and enjoy drinks and snacks before and after. It encourages community building and exercise across all fitness levels rather than competition.
This webinar teaches how to optimize dashboards for maximum loading speed and user acceptance. It targets professionals who manage or create reports and dashboards. Participants will learn to improve dashboard efficiency to save time and reduce frustration.
This webinar discusses scaling research practices at ING Belgium, focusing on how consistent standards can be applied across different languages. It is aimed at professionals interested in UX research and scaling methodologies. Attendees will gain insights into managing multi-lingual research processes effectively.
This is the first n8n Community Meetup in Frankfurt. It is for automation enthusiasts, developers, and curious individuals interested in workflow automation. Attendees can connect with others who share an interest in n8n and automation technology.
This event offers a digital office hour for questions about software solutions. It is aimed at developers or anyone needing customized software advice. Participants can get direct support in an open and free online format.
Creative and tech professionals share honest stories about their biggest professional mistakes and what they learned afterward. The event features short talks, an open mic, and networking with drinks. It is for designers, developers, product managers, marketers, and founders who want to connect and learn from failure experiences.
This event presents an honest startup journey of Linh Pham, sharing real experiences around fundraising, managing investor and project setbacks, and building a startup from early ideas to actual customers. Attendees take part in a crisis management simulation for practical learning. It is intended for founders and startup operators interested in authentic founder stories and startup challenges.
This online event features two authors of the Market Guide for Observability Trend discussing how observability has evolved from a developer concern to a platform infrastructure challenge. It is aimed at professionals involved in platform engineering and infrastructure. Attendees will gain insights into the current market and best practices in observability and platform engineering.
This 45-minute online session explains the key security measures for company smartphones and tablets. It is aimed at employees and operators responsible for managing mobile devices in a business environment. Attendees will learn how to securely and easily integrate mobile devices into their company infrastructure.
This event explores how platform engineers can use context-aware vibe coding to build agents and platform enhancements in plain language, reducing toil in the software development lifecycle. It addresses challenges moving from proof of concept to production. The session is for platform engineers and devops professionals interested in improving engineering workflows.
This event offers informal networking for professionals in Berlin's tech and creative industries. It targets people who prefer a relaxed networking environment without formal presentations or agendas. Attendees can connect with peers and expand their network in a casual setting.
Participants demo projects built using AI-powered development tools and share insights on their workflow, challenges, and lessons learned. The event is for designers, developers, product managers, founders, marketers, and anyone interested in AI-driven creative projects. Attendees can engage in demos, audience questions, and networking conversations.
This online event provides an update on current funding opportunities in Brandenburg. It is designed for founders and ecosystem operators looking to understand trends and developments in local grant and financing programs. Attendees can learn about relevant public subsidies supporting startups and businesses in the region.
Hacker Room Demo Day showcases technical demos from AI projects developed by residents of the Merantix AI Campus in Berlin. Attendees can see early-stage prototypes and experiments, engage in technical conversations, and connect with AI engineers and builders. The event offers a casual and collaborative environment for exploring experimental AI ideas.
This event explores the gap between being known and being chosen, targeting startup founders and investors interested in improving visibility and selection success. It focuses on strategies that help transform recognition into actual support or votes. Attendees can gain insight into enhancing their chances in competitive environments.
This event covers contracts that protect trade secrets and intellectual property. It is for founders, operators, and anyone interested in safeguarding their know-how. Attendees will learn about legal measures to secure confidential business information.