Conferences, demo days, pitch nights and meetups. Anything we can show a source for is linked back to the page it came from.
9 listed worldwide, in date order.
This event provides practical training on High Performance Liquid Chromatography and Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry techniques. It is intended for professionals or researchers in related scientific fields who want hands-on experience. Participants gain applicable skills in analytical chemistry methods relevant to industry or academic research.
This workshop offers programming lessons in a safe and supportive environment where participants can learn at their own pace or share their knowledge by coaching others. It is designed for students interested in improving their programming skills. Attending helps build coding abilities and fosters a community of peer learning.
This London meetup features a talk on the nature of valence or hedonic tone in consciousness by a Qualia Research Institute researcher. It targets researchers and enthusiasts interested in consciousness science and philosophy. The event includes an unconference for participant-driven discussions on related topics.
London Career Sprint: August 2026 is an event focused on career development likely aimed at job seekers and professionals looking to advance or change their careers. It is designed to provide opportunities for networking, learning, or direct engagement with potential employers or industry contacts. Attendees can expect a fast-paced environment to explore career options in London.
This event is a workshop taking place at the University of Derby. It is likely aimed at students or those interested in coding and software development given the link to codebar workshops. Attendees can expect to engage in skill-building activities related to programming or technology.
Developers, designers, campaigners, researchers, and civic technologists collaborate to explore and prototype tools using accessible council data. The event focuses on improving local democracy and political campaigning through data-driven projects. Participants learn about the dataset before forming teams to build innovative solutions together.
Apply for tickets to our next in-person event on the 28th of August 2026 (please complete the registration form in full). >LATEST AGENDA< Attendee selection will be made by the end of July 2026. If you are accepted to the WIF Summit you'll be sent a ticket for attendance in-person and you will be required to join the AI hackathon during the day where you can win internships, insight days, mentoring and event tickets. You will be put together with a team 3 weeks before the event. Coding skills are useful but not necessary. There will also be a networking after party in the City of London. If you are not accepted to the in-person you can still join the livestream. If approved, professional tickets may be chargeable (£75). There is no charge for students and early careers tickets. Check out our previous Summits events: Aug 25 at SIX, Jan 26 at The Investment Association, Aug 26 at Google and Apr 26 at NatWest. Follow us on LinkedIn, YouTube, Spotify and Apple and www.workinfintech.com. Speakers will include CEOs, founders and industry leaders from OpenAI, NatWest, payabl, ipushpull, Allica Bank, Atom Bank, MarketAxess, SteelEye, Sprive, 10x Banking, ClearBank, BMLL, United Fintech, Bloomberg, FRAME, Mambu, ION, Delta Capita and more to follow. Watch out for speaker announcements on WIF socials. In-person attendees must be over 18. Only approved ticket holders will be allowed entrance on the day. During the event photographs and video will be take for posting on social media to promote Work in Fintech. If you do not wish to be included in the photographs please notify us.
This webinar explains the UK Obesity Research Institute funding opportunity, covering its aims, scope, eligibility criteria, and application process. It is intended for applicants interested in obesity research funding. Attendees will gain essential information to prepare their applications effectively.
This event brings incoming fellowship candidates together with faculty for a welcome dinner in London. It offers an opportunity to build connections and foster a sense of community before the fellowship year begins. Attendees can network and share experiences in an informal setting.