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Twenty years ago, scientists believed that by knowing all about human genes, most diseases could be explained. We now know that human biology isn’t as simple as that. What if our DNA could tell us not only what we inherited — but what our bodies have experienced? The answer may lay in epigenetics – how your body turns on and off genes to deal with challenges. Factors such as aging, environment, diseases and lifestyle continuously alter our epigenetic settings, and by decoding these changing patterns, we get further in understanding the complexity of human biology. Join us for an evening exploring epigenetics and the future of proactive health. Prof. Maria Lerm, Professor at Linköping University and co-founder of PredictMe, will share how our environment, lifestyle and experiences can leave measurable marks on our biology, and why this matters for understanding and protecting our future health. We'll explore questions like: How much of our health is shaped by our environment? Can lifestyle change our biology? And could we detect harmful changes before disease becomes symptomatic? After the talk, stay for an open discussion and networking with people across medicine, science, longevity, biotech and proactive health. Also you will be offered the chance to early access PredictMe Delta at an exclusive discount. 🥗 Light food & non-alcoholic drinks will be served. 📍 Rotherbaum, Hamburg 🧬 Talk + Q&A + Networking 🎟️ Limited capacity — registration subject to approval 🇬🇧 Please note: This event will be held entirely in English 👩‍⚕️ Our Speaker: Prof. Maria Lerm Professor for Medical Microbiology Prof. Maria Lerm is a professor in Medical Microbiology at Linköping University and is leading projects within epigenetics and infectious diseases, focusing on tuberculosis and post-COVID. She is also co-founder of PredictMe. 🎤 Our Moderator: Thomas “Tom” Lerche Thomas “Tom” Lerche will guide us through the evening. As a Hamburg-based expert in events and communication and a passionat

Grok Bot Meetup Hamburg #1 we’re doing our first Grok Bot meetup in Hamburg on 28 October @House of AI! come meet other people building bots, share what you’re working on, and see how others are using them. work automation, personal assistants, research, experiments - curious to see what everyone has built. we’ll start with pizza and a quick intro, then get into talks, demos and questions. we’re collecting speakers now, so the exact programme will depend on what people want to share. agenda - pizza & meeting people - quick intro from the organizers - community talks & bot demos - questions, discussions & comparing setups - hanging out afterwards speakers and timings coming closer to the event. want to present something? let us know in the registration form. could be a quick demo of your bot or a longer talk about your setup, use case, or something you learned while building. doesn’t need to be a finished product or a polished presentation. just something worth showing or talking about. who is this for? devs, founders, product people, and anyone building or curious about AI bots. already running one? come show us. just getting started? come see what people are doing. ------- join AI BEAVERS to not miss out on more events.

Join us for the next Hamburg Hardware Afterwork. For everyone who builds physical products in and around Hamburg: startup founders, engineers, manufacturers, suppliers and makers. Craft beer, a few rounds of shuffleboard, and good conversations about scaling hardware, prototyping and local manufacturing. Arrive around 18:00. The first 20 guests to check in will receive a free drink by our venue partner Würth Elektronik. At 18:30 we do a short, playful round of introductions, then it's open for talking and playing. English and German both welcome. Wir sprechen Deutsch und Englisch. Seats are limited, so please register. See you there 🛠️ Getting there: When you arrive, go straight downstairs to check-in. The shuffleboards are reserved for us from 18:00 to 21:00. Venue Partner: Würth Elektronik has been supporting startups for many years, particularly in the industrialization phase. With more than 50 years of experience and a strong commitment to helping young hardware companies incubate and scale, Würth Elektronik is a great partner for our third Hamburg Hardware Meetup After Work. Co-hosted by Impossible Founders ________ Global sponsor: informal is a freelance collective for the most talented independent professionals in hardware. Whether you're looking for a single contractor, a full-time employee, or an entire team of professionals to work on everything from product development to go-to-market, the informal collective has the perfect collection of people for the job. Learn more. Hardware Meetup is a volunteer organization and relies on sponsorships to cover the costs of putting on these events. If you want to help support the next meetup, please reach out to hamburg (at) hardwaremeetup (dot) com for sponsorship inquiries. See you soon! Pictures will be taken during the event. By signing up and attending you consent that pictures will be taken and shared publicly afterwards. We share the RSVP list with sponsors who support 3 or more events. By RSVPing to this even

Together with inovex GmbH, we’re bringing the SQL Server community together again for an evening of technical talks, real-world experiences, and good conversations. inovex is hosting us at their office and taking care of the refreshments. Thank you for supporting the community and making the evening possible. Come by, learn something new, ask questions, meet other data people, and stay for the conversations afterward. 6:00 pm - Open door 6:30 pm - First talk & Q&A 7:15 pm - Break with Snacks & Networking 7:45 pm - Second talk & Q&A 8:30 pm - Wrap-up and Time for More Conversations 9:00 pm - Close door First talk: Bridging AI Agents to Power BI (Tobias Maasland) As AI-assisted development tools like Claude Code and Gemini CLI mature, running them inside isolated Linux container sandboxes (e.g., Podman) has become a security standard. However, accessing native Windows capabilities - such as Microsoft’s Power BI Modeling MCP server - presents architectural challenges due to stdio limitations across OS boundaries, and Hyper-V firewall restrictions. In this session, we examine these cross-platform friction points and demonstrate how a lightweight proxy bridge enables sandboxed CLI agents to seamlessly inspect models and execute DAX queries against local Power BI Desktop instances without sacrificing container isolation. Tobias Maasland is a Data Product Owner and Data Engineer focused on building value-driven data solutions and intelligent workflows. With strong expertise in cloud ETL/ELT, data warehousing, and rapid AI prototyping, he actively incorporates Google Gemini and agentic AI systems directly into the data domain. Tobias specializes in turning initial PoCs into robust, end-to-end data products through structured requirement analysis and AI-assisted engineering. Second Talk: Using Jev with SQL Server (Sascha Lorenz) Jev takes a different approach to AI: instead of generating text, it makes fast, structured decisions based on the data you provide. In this s