Events for you

This in-person workshop teaches participants how to build, deploy, and scale Generative AI applications using LangChain and Hugging Face tools. It targets software engineers, AI/ML professionals, data scientists, and students seeking practical skills in AI development and prompt engineering. Attendees gain hands-on experience and a course completion certificate to advance their AI expertise.

This workshop explores career paths within the innovation ecosystem in New Zealand. Early-career professionals share their experiences working across startups, corporates, government, and research sectors. Attendees gain insight into the diverse roles and opportunities available in innovation careers.

This event is a relaxed meetup for individuals involved in or curious about climate and sustainability. It welcomes job seekers, industry practitioners, and community members who want to share experiences and support each other regarding climate change and related emotional challenges. Participants gather to discuss projects, policy news, and personal motivations related to climate action.

This meetup brings together professionals, researchers, students, and curious individuals interested in AI safety. Attendees discuss topics related to the safe development and deployment of AI technologies. It provides an opportunity for networking and knowledge exchange in Frankfurt am Main.

This open meetup brings together students, researchers, and professionals in Zurich who are focused on the long-term safety of artificial intelligence. Attendees can meet organizers and others involved in the AI Safety ecosystem to ask questions and learn about upcoming activities. It is an opportunity to connect with the local AI Safety community in an informal setting.

This event features an in-depth conversation with Tori Fox, CEO of a medtech startup developing an innovative diagnostic test for endometriosis. It is designed for founders, researchers, and clinicians interested in medtech innovation and commercialisation challenges. Attendees will gain insights into building startups in regulated health industries and communicating complex science effectively.

This event features five-minute presentations from Chartered Accountants who share their career motivations, daily work, and challenges in the accounting profession. It is aimed at students interested in discovering diverse career pathways enabled by an accounting degree. Attendees will learn about university study, internships, mentoring, and career opportunities in accounting.

Code Club RDU is a learning-focused coding event where attendees work on coding projects and challenges together. It welcomes self-taught developers, bootcamp participants, CS students, hobbyists, and others interested in improving their coding skills. Participants collaborate in person, sharing knowledge and working hands-on with laptops while socializing over pizza.

This meetup connects entrepreneurs, engineers, investors, students, and ecosystem leaders working in climate and hardware innovation. It provides an opportunity to network, build relationships, and collaborate in a community setting on a rooftop venue. Attendees can strengthen connections and prepare for an active fall season in the climatetech and hardware space.

Local scientists gather at a San Diego bar to have informal one-on-one conversations with the community. This event is for anyone interested in science who wants to engage directly with researchers in a relaxed social setting. Attendees can ask questions and enjoy social interaction without presentations or talks.

Open Hack Night is a weekly gathering where people build, explore, and understand technology in an informal setting. It is for hackers, engineers, students, and professionals interested in hardware, software, and cybersecurity projects. Attendees come to work on projects, exchange ideas, or experience the Hackers Guild community.

This event facilitates networking among Asian professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, and creatives in New York City. It offers structured introductions and conversations to foster collaborations and business growth within a diverse Asian community. Attendees can expand their network and discover new opportunities across multiple industries and backgrounds.

This conference explores spatiotemporal data science topics including spatial AI, digital twins, cloud-native geospatial computing, and generative AI. It is intended for researchers, students, and professionals involved in spatial data, AI applications, and geoscience. Attendees gain insights into new methodologies, technology, and real-world applications in both onsite and online formats.

This course teaches professionals how to use Perplexity as an AI-powered research and productivity assistant. It covers asking structured questions, evaluating sources, summarizing information, and ethical AI use to improve research efficiency. The course is designed for working professionals, researchers, students, and decision-makers seeking faster research methods.

The Tech and Trade Symposium convenes international engineers and IT graduates for networking and learning opportunities about regulatory navigation and career growth. Attendees can connect with technology professionals and gain insights relevant to their professional development. The event focuses on supporting newcomers in the tech and trade sectors within Vancouver's ecosystem.

This is a one-day Python programming course designed for beginners and those seeking practical skills in Python. It covers fundamental programming concepts, data structures, files and exceptions, object-oriented programming, and basic data handling with Pandas. Participants learn through instructor-led online sessions or classroom options in small groups.

This event brings together tech professionals and enthusiasts in Osaka to network, share knowledge, and explore career opportunities within technology fields like AI, data, and IT. Attendees range from students and career changers to experienced engineers and entrepreneurs. It offers a casual social setting to build connections and collaborate on ideas.

This event gathers tech professionals in Taipei to network, share knowledge, and explore job opportunities in AI, data, and IT fields. It is designed for a wide range of participants including engineers, data scientists, product managers, and tech entrepreneurs. Attendees can expand their professional connections and engage in casual social activities in an afterwork setting.

This meetup brings together people working on robotics, physical AI, and embodied intelligence for an evening of demos, networking, and informal conversations. It is aimed at researchers, engineers, founders, and students interested in robotics technology and its future. Attendees can connect across universities, startups, and industry in the Hong Kong and Shenzhen robotics community.

This course teaches how to create and use Excel Pivot Tables to efficiently analyze and gain insights from data. It is designed for participants who want practical skills to improve their Excel data analysis. The session is short and interactive with a maximum group size of four, offering a certificate and follow-up support.

Lossfunk Research Showcase features presentations by researchers on topics including general intelligence, transhumanism, AI augmentation, and large language models in scientific research. The event is designed for researchers and those interested in frontier intelligence science. Attendees will learn about ongoing projects and explore advanced concepts in AI and cognition.

This event offers a guided tour of the science buildings at York University's Keele campus in Toronto. Attendees can meet recruitment staff and current students to learn about the programs offered by York Science. The tour is primarily outdoors and intended for prospective students interested in studying science at York University.

This event facilitates networking and socializing for professionals across tech fields such as AI, data, cybersecurity, and product management in Delhi. Attendees can expand their networks, explore job opportunities, share knowledge, and collaborate on projects in a casual after-work setting. The mixer aims to support career growth and community building among local tech workers and entrepreneurs.

This event brings together tech professionals in Bangalore to network, share knowledge, and explore career and collaboration opportunities. It is designed for a wide range of participants including developers, data scientists, product managers, students, and entrepreneurs. Attendees can engage in social activities, mentorship, and discussions on the latest tech trends in an informal setting.