Startup Events in Berlin

Important: This workshop is hosted by our partner, AI Eclipse Foundation. They have graciously provided 100 free tickets (value of $200/each) exclusively for AICamp members. Visit the event website to claim your free ticket (first come, first serve) use the code: AICAMP100 Join us for a full day of practical AI-assisted software development. This isn't a day of lectures, it's live coding, real workflows, and proven techniques you can take straight back to your own projects. What you'll get: Practical techniques for context, code review, and repeatable workflows Hands-on experience across tools like Cursor, Kiro, Claude Code, Codex, and Theia AI A dedicated technical session on AWS Kiro The chance to connect with other developers shaping the future of AI-assisted coding Who's leading it: Dr. Jonas Helming, CEO of EclipseSource & Eclipse Theia lead Salih Güler, Senior Developer Advocate at AWS Who should come: Developers, tech leads, AI builders, and students — anyone curious about how AI is changing the way we write software. Workshop Details Visit the event website to details and claim your free ticket (first come, first serve) use the code: AICAMP100

Join us for the next AI Breakfast — Berlin's largest AI networking event series. How can AI help German industry manage energy more intelligently, reduce costs, and strengthen competitiveness? From procurement and battery storage to EV truck charging and flexibility management, AI is beginning to reshape how industrial companies consume, optimise and manage energy. But where are the real use cases today and what will it take to scale them across the German industrial landscape? Over coffee and conversation, our panel of founders, operators and investors will discuss practical applications, technical bottlenecks and the opportunities ahead for AI-powered energy solutions in industry. Our panel: • Merlin Lauenburg — Founder & CEO, Fluxara • Jonathan Schulte — CTO, Einklang • Rasmus Rothe — Founder & General Partner, Merantix Capital • Miguel Conty — Co-founder, METEORIC About Panel: Merlin Lauenburg: Merlin Lauenburg is the Founder and CEO of Fluxara, an AI-powered energy operating system for electrified logistics. Fluxara helps logistics operators beat the market by leveraging e-trucks as flex assets and turning energy into an operational edge. Before founding Fluxara, Merlin scaled Tibber Germany, helping to build one of Europe’s largest household-based virtual power plants. Previously, he built energy and heating businesses at Viessmann and worked with Rocket Internet. Jonathan Schulte: Jonathan Schulte is founder and CTO of Einklang, a next generation B2B energy supplier. Einklang doesn't just deliver electricity, but optimizes the customer's site with battery storage and software. Jonathan is responsible for Einklang OS, an energy management system that turns behind-the-meter batteries into multi-use assets, combining PV-optimization, grid-fee optimization and trading. His mission: cheap and renewable energy for commercial and industrial sites in Europe. Rasmus Rothe: Dr. Rasmus Rothe is a leading German AI computer scientist, entrepreneur, and General Partne

RealTalk is back! RSVP NOW! 🖤🪩 "From Attention to Intention: What Comes After the Attention Economy?" Real Talk is Best Nights VC’s ongoing panel series bringing together founders, investors, innovators, and creatives for open, honest discussions on entrepreneurship, culture, and capital. It’s a space to exchange ideas, share real experiences, and build meaningful connections, while creating a Best Night in our Berlin space. As consumer behaviour, technology and culture continue to evolve, so do the questions around what we build, what we value, and ultimately, what technology should enable us to do. For the past two decades, consumer tech has been optimized around one thing: attention. But what happens when the attention bubble bursts? Will going replace scrolling? Will passive participation be enough? Will consumers be content with just consuming content? 15 September | 18:00–22:00 | Berlin Rochstr. 16 Line-up TBA. Expect honest perspectives, open conversations, catering by Klub Kitchen, drinks, music and a Best Night. Open Doors For Open Minds. 🖤

Exciting news: The LeadDev Berlin meetup 2026 is here Get ready for the upcoming LeadDev Berlin Meetup! Join us for our next LeadDev meetup on Sept 15, and enjoy an evening of networking and lightning talks. Drinks and nibbles will be provided on the night, thanks to Zalando. Date: Tuesday, Sept 15th, 2026 Time: 6 - 9 pm Location: Zalando BHW, Hedwig-Wachenheim-Straße 7, 10243 Berlin Spaces are limited - you must RSVP to attend. Note: Please bring a Photo ID with you. It will be required to enter the venue. This time we'll have 3 lightning talks followed by a panel discussion. Schedule: 18:00 \- Arrival\, networking and refreshments 18:30 \- Welcome from host \- Zalando 18:40 \- How to talk so PMs listen\, and listen so PMs talk \- Noa Malem\-Shinitski \- Senior Applied Scientist @ Zalando 18:50 \- The 1:1: The conversation no one taught you to have \- Kimberly Schmitt \- Engineering Manager @ DeepL 19:00 \- A Hidden Blocker to Becoming a Great Tech Lead \- Olena Slyshkova \- Principal Solution Architect 19:10 \- Break 19:30 \- Panel Discussion: "What's working in the AI transformation?" \- Maia Grotepass \- Senior Staff Android Engineer @ Qonto \- Corina Dumanovschi \- Head of Product @ Refurbed \- Mi Tian \- Head of Applied Science\, Economics and Experimentation @ Zalando 20:00 \- Closing remarks & Networking 21:00 \- Close You can also join our Slack workspace to keep up to date with everything in our Berlin community. Join the channel #leaddev-berlin or #berlin. If you need further information or have any questions, please email hello@leaddev.com. Here is a friendly reminder of our Code of Conduct to help protect the safety of our community. Don't forget to share this with your colleagues who may be interested, and keep an eye out for upcoming meetups later this year. Thank you to our Berlin meetup partner Zalando.

Regulierung, Beschaffung und Rechtsanwendung technologiegestützt weiterentwickeln Das Meetup bringt Entscheidungsträgerinnen und Entscheidungsträger aus Politik, Verwaltung und Justiz mit Technologieunternehmen, Startups und weiteren Akteuren des GovTech-Ökosystems zusammen. Im Mittelpunkt des Austauschs stehen konkrete Umsetzungsperspektiven an der Schnittstelle von Regulierung, Beschaffung und Technologie: Wie lassen sich innovative Beschaffungs- und Vergabeverfahren gestalten? Welche Potenziale bietet Künstliche Intelligenz für rechtliche und regulatorische Prozesse? Und wie können maschinenlesbare Regelwerke, Law as Code und Computable Regulation dazu beitragen, Rechtsanwendung und Verwaltungsverfahren weiterzuentwickeln? Wir freuen uns auf Impulse und Praxisbeispiele von Deutsche Bundesbank, Senatsverwaltung für Finanzen Berlin, Noxtua, d.velop, Procure Ai, Mastercard, GovRadar, Rulemapping, fabasoft und GovTech Platforms. Die Beiträge verbinden Perspektiven aus Verwaltung, Finanzwesen, Technologieentwicklung und dem GovTech-Ökosystem und zeigen konkrete Anwendungsfälle für eine innovationsfreundliche und handlungsfähige Verwaltung. Ergänzend bietet die Veranstaltung die Möglichkeit, im Rahmen von Demo-Ständen Lösungen auszuprobieren. So können die Teilnehmenden nicht nur über technologische Ansätze und Erfahrungen diskutieren, sondern Lösungen unmittelbar kennenlernen und ihre Übertragbarkeit für Verwaltung, Staat und Gesellschaft prüfen. Die finale Agenda wird einige Tage vor der Veranstaltung geteilt. Wir freuen uns sehr, Sie bei der Veranstaltung begrüßen zu dürfen.

What Does It Take to Fix Primary Care? Primary care is broken in remarkably similar ways across very different health systems, and most of the fixes on the table stay stuck at the level of point solutions and pilot purgatory. In this edition of the Digital Health Cocktail Hour we the bigger question directly: what would it actually take to fix primary care, globally, and why are the tools already proving themselves elsewhere (agentic systems, AI-native workflows, and more) still treated with suspicion in Europe? We've talked about the constraints enough! This time, we want the room focused on what's working, where, and why. Speakers 🎤 Fabian Scheugenpflug‍ - Principal, Earlybird. 🎤 Ben M.W. Illigens, MD, MBI - CEO of Data4Life. 🎤 Moderated by Estefanía Escobar-Kölle - Innovation Manager at Future4care. About the series Brought to you by Earlybird Venture Capital, Amazon Web Services, Future4care, Charité's Berlin Institute of Health and The Merantix AI Campus, Digital Health Cocktail Hour is THE series of digital health networking events in Berlin ⭐️ The first part of the event consists of a conversation from the perspective of investors, pharmaceutical/ biotech companies, and clinical experts, where the experts from different backgrounds will share practical tips and learnings from their journeys and ventures. The second part of the event will be dedicated to a unique networking session, where you can connect with the brightest founders, VCs, and clinical innovators who work with health and biological data on a daily basis. You will have the opportunity to register for our Office Minutes, an incredible opportunity for a private 5-minute one-on-one session with key representatives from our hosts. Agenda 18:00 - Arrival & cocktails 18:10 - Office minutes start 18:45 - Panel discussion & Q&A (fishbowl edition) 19:30 - Networking & more cocktails ⚠️ Doors close at 19:00 sharp! Arrive before then. About your hosts Future4care is Europe’s leading ecosystem dedicated to

What does building AI products actually look like before anyone knows what’s going to work? Join us on September 16 to reveal the answer. ✅ To attend the event, please register on Luma: https://luma.com/rdzvmhud Please note that only guests with a confirmed Luma registration will be admitted. Due to limited capacity, we won’t be able to accommodate attendees who haven't registered. Most product stories are told backward. Once a feature succeeds, it’s easy to believe the path was obvious all along. ​In reality, product teams work with competing hypotheses, incomplete evidence, and no clear playbook. The challenge isn’t finding the "right" answer—it’s making good decisions before anyone knows what the right answer is. ​In this talk, we’ll share real stories from building AI features at Superhuman: how we designed experiments, navigated disagreements, interpreted ambiguous data, and made decisions despite uncertainty. ​This isn’t a framework or a polished success story. It’s an honest look at what product development actually feels like while it’s happening, and what we’ve learned about making progress before the story makes sense in hindsight. 🚀 Who is this event for? ​This meetup is designed for experienced product managers, designers, engineers, and engineering leaders interested in how modern AI products are built. Especially relevant for professionals navigating uncertainty, competing opinions, and incomplete information while making product decisions. ​✅ Due to limited event capacity, confirmations will be prioritized for experienced professionals with relevant backgrounds in this topic. 🔈 About the Speakers ​Luisa Gonçalves is a senior product manager working on Superhuman’s next generation of in-line experiences and agents. Her focus is bringing AI to everyone’s cursor. With a background spanning both B2B and B2C products, she works as a bridge across disciplines including PMM, engineering, and enablement and isn’t afraid to wear whatever hat the problem

Agenda 🏡 05 min | Welcome & Opening — Longevity Germany 🩺 10 min | The Longevity Practice — Dr. Maya Fehling ⏱️ 20 min | Talk — Nervous System Resilience & Longevity 🧘 40 min | Guided Breath Practice — A hands-on exploration of how breath can shift your inner state 💡 10 min | Daily Application — Simple protocols and the long-term path from altered states to altered traits ❓ 20–30 min | Q&A — Open floor for your questions About the Evening For 4,000 years, yogic traditions held that the length of a human life is measured in breaths — and that those who breathe slowly, live long. 🧘‍♂️✨ Modern science is catching up. We now know that how you breathe directly shapes your autonomic nervous system — the master regulator behind your cardiovascular health, metabolic function, immune response, sleep, and cognitive resilience. And we have the biomarkers to measure it. 📊🔬 Yet in most longevity conversations, the nervous system is treated as a downstream outcome of other interventions — something that improves when you sleep better or train more. This evening reframes it as a target in its own right: a trainable system with measurable longevity relevance. And the breath as its most direct interface. ⚡ What You'll Leave With: A new framework for why nervous system resilience belongs in your longevity stack Direct experience using your breath to shift your inner state on demand A practical protocol you can start using the very next morning Whether you're new to longevity science or already tracking HRV and VO2max, this session is designed to be both rigorous and immediately usable. 🎙️ Speaker Lucia Hegenbartova | The Breath Lab Lucia is a breathwork teacher and coach with a focus on nervous system resilience, cognitive performance, and longevity. She holds a Yoga Alliance certification (1,600 hours) and is an Oxygen Advantage Advanced Instructor, trained in the science of functional breathing and autonomic regulation. 📜✨ Before founding The Breath Lab, Lucia spent 15 years as a c

SRH University & ESCP Blue Factory Berlin present the first “Berlin Campus Startup Night”! Selected startup teams will meet hand-picked business angels. Format: • Business matchmaking game: Each business angel interviews three founders about their ventures. Founders who answer thoughtfully and convincingly increase their chances of being selected for a deeper follow-up conversation. The session will be moderated by German TV host Christian Oberfuchshuber. • Captain tables: Each table seats one business angel and up to three founders. Every founder has ten minutes to pitch; each angel meets three to four teams. • Open networking: Enjoy rooftop drinks, finger food and connect with founders, investors and other ecosystem players. Where: SRH Campus, Sonnenallee 221, 12059 Berlin When: 17 September 2026 – start at 17:00 Are you a business angel offering “smart money” for pre-seed startups, or a founder looking for funding? Apply now! Please note: This event is not intended for VCs or startups that are not yet ready for funding or already in a Series A (or later) round. Bjoern (SRH) and Andreas (ESCP Blue Factory) look forward to receiving your applications!

What if the most valuable use of AI isn’t automation, but helping people make better decisions in situations of uncertainty? Join Women in Big Data Berlin and the Bertelsmann Stiftung for an evening exploring how AI and data can support evidence-based decision-making and create meaningful social impact. As AI moves from experimentation into everyday work, we want to look beyond what the technology can do and ask how we can use it responsibly, who benefits, and what it takes to build trustworthy systems that serve the common good. We’ll hear practical examples from experts working across AI, data, policy and social impact, including: AI-powered knowledge management that makes information findable, contextualised and traceable Research agents for policy that turn complex questions into evidence synthesis, research gaps and decision-ready options Responsible AI by design, including human oversight, data protection, transparency and quality checks Impact beyond automation, focusing on better decisions, learning and long-term organisational capacity Agenda 17:30–18:15 \| Registration & Snacks 18:15–18:30 \| Welcome & Opening Remarks Carsten Große Starmann, Vice President, Bertelsmann Stiftung Anita Fechner, Women in Big Data Berlin 18:30–18:50 \| Keynote: AI for Good Dr. Katarzyna Stoltmann, Women in Big Data Berlin 18:50–19:20 \| AI & Data for the Common Good Dr. Helena Bakic, Data Science Lab Dr. Jens Preußner, Digitalization and the Common Good 19:20–20:00 \| Panel Discussion Moderated by Aliya Boranbayeva 20:00–21:00 \| Networking Reception Whether you work in AI, data, policy, research, philanthropy, civil society or communications, join us to explore how technology can move beyond automation and contribute to better decisions and greater social impact. Registration is required for this event. Photos and videos will be taken during this event to capture the atmosphere and document our event. By participating, you also agree that we may use your images

Cursor Hackathon Berlin @Taxfix is the September edition of the Cursor Berlin community hackathon series. Taxfix joins as co-host for a focused evening of building, shipping, demoing, and connecting with Berlin’s founders, engineers, designers, product people, and AI builders. Every hacker will receive Cursor credits to build real solutions with multiple agents, explore agent orchestration, and turn an idea into something working in one night. This is not a passive meetup. You will form a team, take on a challenge announced at kickoff, build with Cursor and AI-native workflows, then demo what you made to the room and jury. Come with a team or come alone. We will help create strong cross-disciplinary teams. There will be Cursor credits, pizza, drinks, prizes, and a room built for making something real in one evening. Schedule 18:00 Check-in, pizza and drinks, Cursor-credit redemption, networking, and team formation 18:30 Welcome from Cursor Berlin and Taxfix 18:45 Cursor session 19:00 Challenge announced and hackathon begins 21:15 Team demos, two to three minutes each 21:40 Jury decision, prizes, and closing Hackathon format The challenge will be announced at kickoff. Teams need at least three members to be eligible for prizes. We will help connect engineers, designers, product people, and other builders into balanced teams. The top three teams will receive: 1st place: €500 per person 2nd place: €300 per person 3rd place: €100 per person Who should attend We are curating the room for 100+ ambitious builders from Berlin’s tech ecosystem: Founders, engineers, engineering leaders, designers, product leaders, AI builders, technical operators, and the Taxfix and Cursor communities. If you are actively using Cursor, curious about AI-native building, or want to meet people who ship, this is for you. Co-hosted by Cursor Berlin, Germany × Taxfix Organised by Kaan L Caglar Cursor Berlin Ambassador Community partner DesignJobs.World

Join us for an evening of bold ideas, inspiring founders, and meaningful connections at the Mindspace Pitch Night in Berlin. Watch some of Berlin’s most promising startups take the stage to pitch their businesses in front of an expert jury of investors, founders, and industry leaders. Expect fresh ideas, honest feedback, and a firsthand look at the next generation of innovation. Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, startup enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of tech and business, this is the place to meet ambitious people and become part of Berlin’s thriving startup ecosystem. What to Expect 🚀 Inspiring Startup-Pitches Discover innovative business ideas and meet the founders who are shaping the future with their vision and ambition. 🎤 Expert Jury & Live Feedback Our expert jury, featuring leaders from the startup ecosystem, investment, media, and digital industries, will provide valuable feedback, share their perspectives, and choose the winning team. 🤝 Networking with Berlin's Startup Community Connect with founders, investors, entrepreneurs, and Berlin’s startup community over an evening of inspiring conversations and networking. 🏆 A Launchpad for the Next Big Idea The winning startup will receive one year of complimentary office space at Mindspace, together with additional benefits designed to help turn ambition into growth. Secure your spot and be part of an evening where bold ideas take the stage. We can’t wait to welcome you for an inspiring night of innovation, exchange, and meaningful connections. 🚀 Meet the Jury: Our expert jury brings together leaders from the startup ecosystem, venture capital, corporate innovation, and the media industry to evaluate each pitch and share valuable insights. Leo Ginsburg – Editor-in-Chief, Gründerszene As Editor-in-Chief of Germany’s leading startup publication, Leo Ginsburg has a deep understanding of innovative business models, emerging trends, and the stories that help startups capture attention. He also

Product People is bringing together 20-30 local product professionals for a morning meetup. Expect breakfast & coffee, meaningful networking, and a panel discussion covering the realities of product strategy, roadmapping, and the endless challenge of stakeholder management. 🗓️ Agenda 09:30 - 10:00 Arrival, Coffee & Food 10:00 - 10:45 Panel Discussion with Q&AHost: Jon Freeman, Lead Client Solutions Partner at Product People Panellists:Veronika Braun, Chief Product Officer at YourHero Susanne Dubuisson, Director of Product Management at Doctolib Diana Pulnar, Senior Vice President of Product at Babbel 10:45 - 12:00 Casual Networking 😊 Who should attend? Anyone driving the product lifecycle in the new age of AI, whether you're leading a department or just starting to shape your career in product. Typical titles include: CPO, CPTO, CTO VP / Director / Head of (AI) Product, Engineering or Growth Director / Head / Lead Product Operations Group Product Manager, Product Lead Senior / Principal / Product Manager 🍙 About Product People We are a product management consultancy. Our interim consultants fill gaps on short notice, scale product teams, or lead key initiatives during transitions. Whether you need to ship faster, validate strategic bets, or get your team operating at full speed, we step in and make it happen. 🙌 Want to get involved? If you'd like to host one of our events at your company, apply as a panelist, or become a sponsor, please reach out to us at offline-events@getproductpeople.com ℹ️ Please note Registration is subject to approval by our team. Selection criteria include alignment with the event’s target audience, diversity of backgrounds, event capacity, and order of registration.

​Founders Running Club (FRC) brings founders, investors, tech, creative people and startup enthusiasts together for weekly easy runs and networking. ​Every Saturday morning we gather together and run through Tiergarten. Join us in one of these 3 routes: ​\ 5K – for new & beginner runners ​\ 7K – for regular runners ​\ 11K – for more experienced runners OBS: We are usually around 30 people, between regulars and newcomers (from here and from Luma), so don't be scared if there are not a lot of people confirmed on the event here. The pace is chill and conversational, around 6:30. On the 7k and 11k some people like to push a bit more, but no one gets left behind. We finish with a nice coffee and amazing conversations. The vibe is always great. Pets, friends, family, are welcome. More about FRC: ​🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 50+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community ​Join the community http://foundersrc.com/chats Berlin Instagram http://instagram.com/frcberlin ​ Global FRC: Instagram http://instagram.com/foundersrc/ LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/ Strava http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC Website http://foundersrc.com/

Join us for the 10th edition of the Unconference! Be part of a unique, no-hierarchy gathering of software engineers, AI/ML practitioners, and technologists for an evening of spontaneous collaboration, deep technical dives, and real-world knowledge sharing. Unlike traditional conferences, this unconference has no preset schedule or speakers. Instead, the agenda is created by you - on the spot. Whether you're building foundation models, deploying inference pipelines, scaling microservices, or experimenting with cutting-edge AI agents, this is the space to connect, discuss, and learn from peers who are in the trenches too. Some example sessions from our previous editions: AI Coding Tools Can fully generated codebases deliver secure, scalable architectures - what's the role of human design in the future? Model Hosting & Reliability As models grow in complexity, how can we ensure reliable, cost-efficient hosting at scale? AI Agent Orchestration What does swarm intelligence look like in the age of AI agents? How can we design incentives that guide agent behavior towards emergent goals? Meta Prompting for Code Generation What meta prompting techniques drive better code quality and maintainability? This event is curated for those who are actively building in software and AI, so that every session sparks meaningful, technical exchange. If you’re not currently hands-on in full-stack or AI development, we encourage you to sit this one out - and just a reminder, doors close at 6:30 PM sharp! About your hosts Merantix AI Campus: In the heart of Berlin, the Campus is home to 80+ AI teams and hosts 300+ events a year. Part of Merantix, driving Europe’s AI future since 2016, the Campus is where the brightest and most ambitious founders, operators, engineers, industry leaders, and investors come together to shape next-generation AI infrastructure and applications across industries. The Hacker Room is a 4-month residency at the AI Campus bringing together AI engineers pushing past th

Treffpunkt: w3.hub, Möckernstrasse 120, 10963 Berlin 2\. OG\, hinterer Bereich Unsere Eventreihe hat die Themen: Die folgenden Workshops sind immer kostenlos und auf die gesamte Eventreihe verteilt. Wir werden es dir auch ermöglichen, dass du zu jedem Zeitpunkt in die Eventreihe einfach einsteigen kannst. Die Eventreihe endet mit dem letzten Termin, aber sie wird danach sofort von vorn beginnen und wir werden das Datum der Events dann anpassen. • 24.08.: Was ist Bitcoin eigentlich? • 07.09.: Workshop: Bitcoin senden und empfangen • 21.09.: Workshop: Bitcoin/ Bitcoin Passwort (Seed) sicher aufbewahren • 05.10.: Wo man Bitcoin kaufen könnte und auf was man achten sollte • 19.10.: Workshop: Bitcoin in Sekunden versenden (Lightning) • 02.11.: Bitcoin vererben • 16.11.: Warum nur Bitcoin - nicht Crypto • 30.11.: Workshop: Bitcoin spielerisch verstehen Kontakt zu BBW: Telegram: https://t.me/+8nEA93930qowODky - Nostr: Bitcoin Beginner Workshops / npub1qtc6zmhaq6svkuny3r5h3n6wxel5cyzmwz7haygans36ee60l7vqgk2sxp Anmeldungen: Diese sind nicht erforderlich. Sollte es zu voll werden, werden wir aber Personen mit einer Anmeldungsbestätigung Vorrang geben. Teilt uns in eurer Anmeldung lediglich die Anzahl der Personen mit - keine weiteren Infos erforderlich: meetup.com - Email: bbw@bitcoinexplained.de Telegram: https://t.me/+8nEA93930qowODky - oder mündliche Absprache mit den Organisatoren für Folgeevents Video Dieses Event wird nicht aufgezeichnet und auch nicht irgendwo danach online verfügbar sein. Privatsphäre Die Teilnahme bei diesem Event verpflichtet dazu, dass die Privatsphäre von allen Personen gewahrt wird. Es dürfen keine Aufnahmen jeglicher Art gemacht oder verbreitet werden, wenn Personen dabei erkenntlich sind. Das bezieht sich auf das Event ansich, die Zeit davor und danach.

Ask Julia Römer everything about the the go-to-market of her ground-breaking technology: a fridge based on water, not watts. ### Can this be true? A refrigerator working without electricity, only with warm water. Julia and her startup team have invented this ground-breaking technology that leads the way to carbon-neutral cooling in times of heat waves and global vaccine demands. But how to go from invention to innovation and bring it to a wider market resonance? Since 2014, the startup has found its way to the market in a climate tech landscape full of global players. #### What you will learn How resilient visionaries must be in B2B climate tech What the difference between an invention and an innovation is How working with partners can create new opportunities This event is brought to you by SIBB Incubator, who supports founders building the future of cybersecurity, trustworthy AI, and deep tech. #### Speaker Julia Römer - CEO and co-founder of Coolar UG Invented electricity-free cooling powered only by hot water Education in Industrial Engineering (Technical Chemistry & Process Engineering) 20 years in German sustainability; former BUND e.V. board member Developing mobile cooling and air conditioning applications Moderated by: Etta Dannemann in her role as head coach. Etta Dannemann moderates the event in her role as Startup Coach at the SIBB Incubator. As a solopreneur, trainer, and architect by education, she loves creating new things — but even more, supporting others as they build and grow. Etta is passionate about empowering women in tech, helping them turn their ideas into action and leave their unique mark on the world. #### Who is this event for Innovators in climate tech and health-tech Female engineers People interested in go-to-market and positioning strategies. We look forward to seeing you! Join us for unique insights into climate tech, hardware and B2B founder life.

Save the date! The Mozilla Meetup series continues with talks focused on modern web technologies. To account for typical no-show rates, we’ve opened more RSVP spots than we can physically accommodate. Based on our last event, only about 36 of 100 registered participants (including Mozillians) attended in person. We will admit attendees on a first-come, first-served basis and will need to close the doors once we reach room capacity (around 50 people). Note that this event operates under the Mozilla Community Participation Guidelines. 18:00 - Doors open 18:30 - Intro to WebTransport - the next WebSocket?! WebTransport is an upcoming protocol (standardized by the IETF) and Web API (standardized by the W3C) for bidirectional communication on the web. It provides multiplexed streams and unreliable datagrams on top of HTTP/3 and HTTP/2. This talk explains how WebTransport works at the protocol level, how it maps to QUIC when run on top of HTTP/3, and how its capabilities differ from WebSocket. The session will also cover the current state of browser and server support, and where the ecosystem is heading next. Links: \- https://datatracker\.ietf\.org/wg/webtrans/about/ \- https://www\.w3\.org/TR/webtransport/ \- https://developer\.mozilla\.org/en\-US/docs/Web/API/WebTransportAPI About the speaker: Max is a software developer interested in networking, distributed systems and type theory. He works at Mozilla on Firefox's networking stack, focusing on HTTP3 and QUIC. Previously he was stewarding the peer-to-peer networking project libp2p, and before that the monitoring system Prometheus and its integration within the Kubernetes orchestrator. To find out more visit https://max-inden.de/ 19:30 - From Slow Page to Fast - Agentic Performance Profiling with Firefox What if an AI agent could reproduce a performance issue, capture a Firefox performance profile, identify the root cause, and implement a fix? In this talk, I'll demonstrate an end-to-end workflow using Firefox

An evening where open agents meet open tabular models. This is a room for the people who build agents they own end-to-end: AI engineers building agentic systems and ML engineers building the models underneath them, together, at deepset's HQ in Berlin. Powered by Haystack (open-source AI orchestration framework) and Prior Labs (creators of TabPFN, an open-weight foundation model for tabular data), the sessions are shaped by what you're actually building, your experience, and your challenges in assembling open agent stacks. 🎯 Open Weights, Open Agents Agents have stopped being a single LLM that does everything. They now run inside a harness that manages the loop of reasoning and acting, decides which tool or model to call next, maintains memory and state across steps, and adds the observability and guardrails that make an agent trustworthy enough to ship. Haystack's orchestration turns a model into a reliable system and lets you compose specialized agents that hand off work to models best suited to the subtasks they're actually good at. One of those subtasks is prediction on structured data: the kind of tabular problem that generative models are a poor fit for and where classical ML still wins. Prior Labs' TabPFN is a foundation model purpose-built for exactly that: trained once, it makes strong predictions on new tabular datasets without task-specific fine-tuning, and it ships as open weights, so you retain control of your agent all the way down to the models it calls. Some example topics we'll discuss: Why you need orchestration for your agent Working with structured data in agentic systems Agents that need to make grounded predictions Benchmarking for tabular models: why LLM benchmarks don't apply, and why this gap exists Agents and tool selection: when agents should hand off to TabPFN for prediction tasks What "owning your stack end to end" actually requires in practice Open-weight vs. closed models: what changes when you can inspect, fine-tune, or self-host the t

Hey, React Berlin Community! We're kicking off the new meetup season at full speed! 🚀 Join us on September 24 for an evening of practical engineering insights, modern frontend development and discussions on how to build better web applications. 🤝 Organized by This event made possible thanks to the support from React Day Berlin and AI Coding Summit organizers – GitNation. 🗣 Call for Proposals Have an idea or story to share? Submit your talk proposal through our CFP form and take the stage at one of our upcoming meetups! 🤝 Sponsored by Huge thanks to our friends Sentry! Sentry is the only app monitoring platform built for developers that gets to the root cause for every issue. For software teams, Sentry is essential for monitoring application code quality. From Error tracking to Performance monitoring, developers can see clearer & solve quicker — from frontend to backend. 🕑 Event Schedule 18:30 - Doors open - snacks, beer, socialization 19:00 - Intro and announcements 19:10 - How Not to Lose Your Mind in a World Where Browsers Ship a New Release Every Two Weeks - Vadim Makeev 19.35 - Vinext: Deploy Next.js Without Next.js - Jan Peer 20:00 - Break with drinks 20:15 - Networking, Open Mic Lightning Talks Mingle until 21:30pm — 👍 Code of Conduct By registering for this event you agree to comply with our CoC 📩 Contact events@gitnation.org

​Founders Running Club (FRC) brings founders, investors, tech, creative people and startup enthusiasts together for weekly easy runs and networking. ​Every Saturday morning we gather together and run through Tiergarten. Join us in one of these 3 routes: ​\ 5K – for new & beginner runners ​\ 7K – for regular runners ​\ 11K – for more experienced runners OBS: We are usually around 30 people, between regulars and newcomers (from here and from Luma), so don't be scared if there are not a lot of people confirmed on the event here. The pace is chill and conversational, around 6:30. On the 7k and 11k some people like to push a bit more, but no one gets left behind. We finish with a nice coffee and amazing conversations. The vibe is always great. Pets, friends, family, are welcome. More about FRC: ​🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 50+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community ​Join the community http://foundersrc.com/chats Berlin Instagram http://instagram.com/frcberlin ​ Global FRC: Instagram http://instagram.com/foundersrc/ LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/ Strava http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC Website http://foundersrc.com/

Join us at MotionLab.Berlin on Saturday, September 26th for the Berlin Physical AI Workshop and Meetup, co-presented by Nebius and Voxel51. The afternoon kicks off meetup-style with lightning talks from local speakers working across AI, machine learning, and computer vision, followed by a hands-on workshop on building physical AI applications with FiftyOne, from curating robotics and sensor datasets to evaluating vision models on real-world data. Bring a laptop if you'd like to follow along with the workshop. Space is limited, so register early. Also joining us the night before for the meetup? Register separately for the September 25 Berlin Physical AI, ML, and Computer Vision Meetup: https://luma.com/berlin-physical-ai-ml-and-computer-vision-meetup A company, university, or government email address is required to take part in the hands-on workshop. Personal and disposable email accounts (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, and similar) cannot be used for the workshop environment. This is a blanket policy of the workshop platform to prevent fraud and abuse and to meet compliance requirements. If you need an exception, contact the hosts before the event. By submitting, you agree to Voxel51's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy and agree to receive event-related emails.

Builders & Brews: Hack Edition ☕️💻 Builders & Brews, our flagship builder community event series, is getting a hands-on build-day twist and going global. Nebius and Tavily are taking a special tour to 20 cities worldwide, bringing workshops, technical support, and focused build time to the global AI community. We’re excited to bring the experience to Berlin! The tour is happening alongside the Nebius Global AI Hackathon, hosted in partnership with NVIDIA. Builders worldwide are invited to create with open-source AI and compete for more than $50,000 in cash prizes, including a $500 city winner prize. Bring an idea, a project in progress, or simply your curiosity. You’ll get hands-on support, meet the Nebius team, access additional platform credits, and connect with potential teammates. The hackathon is online, so attending this event is not required to participate or qualify for prizes. Not competing? You’re just as welcome. There’s no requirement to submit a project or present your work. Come for the coffee, meet other people working in AI, explore the technology, and spend the day learning or building at your own pace. Event Schedule Speakers: Marouane Khoukh, Developer Advocate, Nebius Marcel Claus-Ahrens, Ambassador, n8n More to come! Our local partner This Berlin edition is made possible with support from Raphael Gutsche, a proud Nebius Fellow, and w3.hub! What you’ll receive 🛠️ Workshops and technical mentorship 🤝 Project ideation and team formation ⚡ Focused building time 🎤 Optional project sharing ☕ Free drinks, merch, and platform credits You’ll receive Tavily credits and Nebius Token Factory credits to support your experiments. Part of a 20-city global tour 📍 Tokyo · Da Nang · Seoul · Kuala Lumpur · Singapore · Taipei · Stockholm · Tel Aviv · London · Paris · Warsaw · Amsterdam · Berlin · Copenhagen · Mexico City · New York City · Toronto · Boston · San Francisco · Los Angeles View all events here: https://luma.com/builderandbrews Who should come AI builder

Welcome to the Berliner Bitcoin-Stammtisch, where we gather to talk about the digital currency that's worth more than gold and sometimes causes more drama than a Netflix series. Join our tribe of business beings, developers, and activists who believe that Bitcoin is the future of money, and El Salvador seems to agree! Here you can learn the ropes of Bitcoin, from buying your first fraction to safely storing your private keys. Our current hangout spot is Friedel Richter on Torstraße, because ROOM77 is closed until the last block is mined. You can pay in Bitcoin ₿ or Lightning ⚡ and enjoy awesome regional food with an international twist. So come join the fun, the food, and the revolution! We're waiting for you. 🍔🍔🍔

​Founders Running Club (FRC) brings founders, investors, tech, creative people and startup enthusiasts together for weekly easy runs and networking. ​Every Saturday morning we gather together and run through Tiergarten. Join us in one of these 3 routes: ​\ 5K – for new & beginner runners ​\ 7K – for regular runners ​\ 11K – for more experienced runners OBS: We are usually around 30 people, between regulars and newcomers (from here and from Luma), so don't be scared if there are not a lot of people confirmed on the event here. The pace is chill and conversational, around 6:30. On the 7k and 11k some people like to push a bit more, but no one gets left behind. We finish with a nice coffee and amazing conversations. The vibe is always great. Pets, friends, family, are welcome. More about FRC: ​🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 50+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community ​Join the community http://foundersrc.com/chats Berlin Instagram http://instagram.com/frcberlin ​ Global FRC: Instagram http://instagram.com/foundersrc/ LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/ Strava http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC Website http://foundersrc.com/

You’re invited to an evening of career stories, connection, culture, and belonging, hosted by the Black Community at GetYourGuide. Instead of a traditional panel, we’re building a “Human Library”: a set of real people, ready for short conversations in small groups or 1:1. Choose a story or topic, talk, then rotate and meet someone new. Here are a few examples: “Why I changed careers at 31.” “Why I failed a promotion?” “How I navigated the stress of applying for a visa.” “How I found my way into tech.” What you’ll leave with: a story that stays with you, advice you can use, and a connection worth following up on. And that’s not all. There will be Afro-inspired food, professional headshots, networking, career insights, and on-site recruitment support. Agenda 5:00 PM Arrival & seating Doors open, welcome drinks 5:45 PM Welcome from the GetYourGuide team Opening remarks, framing for the evening 6:00 PM Living Library Conversations with 'human books' sharing real career stories and tactics 7:00 PM Stations Food, headshots, recruitment support and networking 8:00 PM Closing Who's Invited? Open to colleagues and allies, Black students from Berlin universities, and Black tech professionals working at Berlin tech companies. Everyone is welcome to come and support; this event is for the whole community. Come curious. Bring questions. Leave connected.

Women of SaaS @ SaaS Week Berlin 2026 The AI-Native Company: What Tech Orgs Look Like in 2026 SaaS Week Berlin brings people from across the industry together and this evening creates space for women in SaaS to step into one of the biggest conversations shaping the future of work: what it means to build and work at an AI-native company. AI-native companies aren't just tech companies that use AI. They're organizations rethinking headcount, hierarchy, and hiring based on what the work actually requires now – not what a SaaS org chart has traditionally looked like. Roles like prompt engineers and AI orchestration leads are emerging while entire layers of "traditional" middle management are being questioned. If you were building a team – or a company – from scratch today, what's the headcount, and how much of it is human? Join us to explore what tech orgs could look like in 2026 – with Women of SaaS's lens on what it means for the women leading, and being hired into, these new structures. ✨ What you’ll get out of it Understand how AI is changing the way SaaS teams are built and run Explore what an AI-native company could mean for your role, team, and career Build relationships you can continue beyond the event 👏 A huge thank you to our event partners Doctolib and Berlin SaaS Week 2026 for making this event possible and championing women in SaaS. 🎯 Event Agenda 19:00 | Arrival, first drinks & networking 19:30 | Welcome from Women of SaaS & Doctolib 19:50 | Panel discussion: What Tech Orgs Look Like in 2026Doreen Huber, Investor, Board Member and ex-COO Delivery Hero Other speakers TBA - stay tuned! 20:25 | More networking, food & drinks 22:00 | See you next time 💛 We can’t wait to see you there! P.S. Invite your colleagues & friends! The more women we connect, the stronger your network becomes. P.P.S. By registering for this event, you agree to receive future newsletters and updates from us. Please note that we will be taking photos during the event. By submitting your

​Founders Running Club (FRC) brings founders, investors, tech, creative people and startup enthusiasts together for weekly easy runs and networking. ​Every Saturday morning we gather together and run through Tiergarten. Join us in one of these 3 routes: ​\ 5K – for new & beginner runners ​\ 7K – for regular runners ​\ 11K – for more experienced runners OBS: We are usually around 30 people, between regulars and newcomers (from here and from Luma), so don't be scared if there are not a lot of people confirmed on the event here. The pace is chill and conversational, around 6:30. On the 7k and 11k some people like to push a bit more, but no one gets left behind. We finish with a nice coffee and amazing conversations. The vibe is always great. Pets, friends, family, are welcome. More about FRC: ​🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 50+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community ​Join the community http://foundersrc.com/chats Berlin Instagram http://instagram.com/frcberlin ​ Global FRC: Instagram http://instagram.com/foundersrc/ LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/ Strava http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC Website http://foundersrc.com/

BitDevs Bitcoin Socratic Seminar Berlin @ c-base Raumstation Join us for our monthly interactive Bitcoin Socratic Seminar in Berlin! We’ll start with pizza and beer (sponsored by Ordimint.com), followed by deep-dive discussions on the most interesting technical developments in Bitcoin from the past month. Participation by everyone is highly encouraged! Our goal is to foster lively discussion, knowledge sharing, and debate. In the weeks leading up to the event, participants gather topics such as: New research papers New BIPs and BOLTs Network statistics Technical blog posts Mailing list and Delving Bitcoin threads Pull requests and updates from key repos (Bitcoin Core, LND, Core Lightning, Eclair, BDK, rust-bitcoin, LDK, Electrum, …) Each topic is briefly introduced by our moderators and then discussed before moving on. The full list of links will be published at bitdevs.berlin 1–2 days before the event — please review them in advance to get the most out of the discussion. Important details: This event is highly technical — best suited for those with a solid grasp of Bitcoin internals. Curious newcomers are always very welcome, but expect in-depth conversations (see the former topics at bitdevs.berlin). Chatham House Rule applies: you may share what was discussed, but not who said it. No livestream, no photos, no recordings. The evening begins with food and networking; people often stay after the seminar to keep talking. Co-hosted by: Felix Freerk Fabian For background on the idea of BitDevs Socratic Seminars, see this article.

Developers, Ops, domain experts - let's get your hands dirty! We are rolling out a hybrid series of hands-on practitioner events around IBM Bob, the new AI-powered development partner designed to help you ideate, build, modernize and ship better code, faster. ​What makes these events stand out? 👩‍💻👨‍💻🧑‍💻🪩 Coding Watch Parties in Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Ehningen, Vienna, Zurich and online/remote at the same time. Join live sessions together with other creators — not just watching, but discussing, reacting, and learning in real time. Think of it as turning a webinar into a shared experience. The final 2 AI Coding Watch Parties with Bob, each with tracks for beginners, intermediate and experts, will take place on \- 15th October and \- 1st December The Coding Watch Parties are free of charge. Onsite tickets are limited. ​🥷🧙‍♀️🧝🪄 Hands-on + Community-first From hackathons to deep dives, these events are built to help you explore modern AI-driven development workflows and connect with peers. ​ Bob is built to support domain users without coding experience as well as R&D + Ops folks from the ideation stage up to modernization of legacy apps, to secure, fullstack enterprise-ready development. IBM Bob supports the entire SDLC — and these sessions show and guide you how it actually works in best practice. ​If you’re curious about where AI is taking software engineering next, this is a great place to plug in. Detailed agenda will follow... 🙂

​Founders Running Club (FRC) brings founders, investors, tech, creative people and startup enthusiasts together for weekly easy runs and networking. ​Every Saturday morning we gather together and run through Tiergarten. Join us in one of these 3 routes: ​\ 5K – for new & beginner runners ​\ 7K – for regular runners ​\ 11K – for more experienced runners OBS: We are usually around 30 people, between regulars and newcomers (from here and from Luma), so don't be scared if there are not a lot of people confirmed on the event here. The pace is chill and conversational, around 6:30. On the 7k and 11k some people like to push a bit more, but no one gets left behind. We finish with a nice coffee and amazing conversations. The vibe is always great. Pets, friends, family, are welcome. More about FRC: ​🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 50+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community ​Join the community http://foundersrc.com/chats Berlin Instagram http://instagram.com/frcberlin ​ Global FRC: Instagram http://instagram.com/foundersrc/ LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/ Strava http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC Website http://foundersrc.com/

Hybrid Tech Conference \| Online \+ Onsite in Berlin & Cologne How the SDLC is changing, and impacts the life of developers. ​Developer Impact Days 2026 (Event 3 of 3) ​Developers, SREs, Architects, Practitioners - join the last event of our hybrid series in 2026 covering different R&D + xOps topics & trends that keep us up night, with each afternoon full of tech keynotes without annoying sales pitches! ​What makes the events stand out? 🥷🧙‍♀️🧝🪄 Tech + Community-first: Join bloody honest tech insights from like minded techies together with other practitioners — not just watching, but discussing, reacting, and learning in real time. ​All the 3 events bring different topics and speakers...this last event will take place in Berlin, in Cologne & Online simultaneously on: \- 22nd October The event is free of charge. Tickets are limited. If you’re curious about where the SDLC, software engineering and DevOps is going next - and how it impacts your life as a developer, this is a great place to plug in. Let's make this an amazing shared community experience with tech in its center. Join a variety of senior practitioners and run into like minded techies and discuss your thoughts with the community in a relaxed setting, with fingerfood and drinks... 👉 Agenda for the 22nd October: 13:00 Open Doors & Networking ​14:00 Official Welcome - Sebastian Grodzietzki ​14:15 The Serverless Experience, Jacob Schwarz ​14:40 Taking Quarkus to Cloud, Martin Stefanko ​15:20 API Management - Managing your API zoo, Rhett Widurski ​15:40 Coffee break & snacks ​16:00 Stepping up your productivity with Quarkus: Running your application in Dev Mode, Martin Stefanko ​16:40 Cloud-Native Observability (Beyond Just Logs): Total visibility. No more "it works on my machine.", Marcus Rüsch & Basak Vogt ​17:20 Deployment & Automation with Bob, Thomas Südbröcker ​17:50 Platform Engineering & Internal Developer Platforms (IDP): Less friction, more coding, Nikolaus Lemberski ​18:30 Wrap-up, Dinner & Dri

​Founders Running Club (FRC) brings founders, investors, tech, creative people and startup enthusiasts together for weekly easy runs and networking. ​Every Saturday morning we gather together and run through Tiergarten. Join us in one of these 3 routes: ​\ 5K – for new & beginner runners ​\ 7K – for regular runners ​\ 11K – for more experienced runners OBS: We are usually around 30 people, between regulars and newcomers (from here and from Luma), so don't be scared if there are not a lot of people confirmed on the event here. The pace is chill and conversational, around 6:30. On the 7k and 11k some people like to push a bit more, but no one gets left behind. We finish with a nice coffee and amazing conversations. The vibe is always great. Pets, friends, family, are welcome. More about FRC: ​🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 50+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community ​Join the community http://foundersrc.com/chats Berlin Instagram http://instagram.com/frcberlin ​ Global FRC: Instagram http://instagram.com/foundersrc/ LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/ Strava http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC Website http://foundersrc.com/

​Founders Running Club (FRC) brings founders, investors, tech, creative people and startup enthusiasts together for weekly easy runs and networking. ​Every Saturday morning we gather together and run through Tiergarten. Join us in one of these 3 routes: ​\ 5K – for new & beginner runners ​\ 7K – for regular runners ​\ 11K – for more experienced runners OBS: We are usually around 30 people, between regulars and newcomers (from here and from Luma), so don't be scared if there are not a lot of people confirmed on the event here. The pace is chill and conversational, around 6:30. On the 7k and 11k some people like to push a bit more, but no one gets left behind. We finish with a nice coffee and amazing conversations. The vibe is always great. Pets, friends, family, are welcome. More about FRC: ​🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 50+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community ​Join the community http://foundersrc.com/chats Berlin Instagram http://instagram.com/frcberlin ​ Global FRC: Instagram http://instagram.com/foundersrc/ LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/ Strava http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC Website http://foundersrc.com/

Welcome to the Berliner Bitcoin-Stammtisch, where we gather to talk about the digital currency that's worth more than gold and sometimes causes more drama than a Netflix series. Join our tribe of business beings, developers, and activists who believe that Bitcoin is the future of money, and El Salvador seems to agree! Here you can learn the ropes of Bitcoin, from buying your first fraction to safely storing your private keys. Our current hangout spot is Friedel Richter on Torstraße, because ROOM77 is closed until the last block is mined. You can pay in Bitcoin ₿ or Lightning ⚡ and enjoy awesome regional food with an international twist. So come join the fun, the food, and the revolution! We're waiting for you. 🍔🍔🍔

​Founders Running Club (FRC) brings founders, investors, tech, creative people and startup enthusiasts together for weekly easy runs and networking. ​Every Saturday morning we gather together and run through Tiergarten. Join us in one of these 3 routes: ​\ 5K – for new & beginner runners ​\ 7K – for regular runners ​\ 11K – for more experienced runners OBS: We are usually around 30 people, between regulars and newcomers (from here and from Luma), so don't be scared if there are not a lot of people confirmed on the event here. The pace is chill and conversational, around 6:30. On the 7k and 11k some people like to push a bit more, but no one gets left behind. We finish with a nice coffee and amazing conversations. The vibe is always great. Pets, friends, family, are welcome. More about FRC: ​🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 50+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community ​Join the community http://foundersrc.com/chats Berlin Instagram http://instagram.com/frcberlin ​ Global FRC: Instagram http://instagram.com/foundersrc/ LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/ Strava http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC Website http://foundersrc.com/

​Founders Running Club (FRC) brings founders, investors, tech, creative people and startup enthusiasts together for weekly easy runs and networking. ​Every Saturday morning we gather together and run through Tiergarten. Join us in one of these 3 routes: ​\ 5K – for new & beginner runners ​\ 7K – for regular runners ​\ 11K – for more experienced runners OBS: We are usually around 30 people, between regulars and newcomers (from here and from Luma), so don't be scared if there are not a lot of people confirmed on the event here. The pace is chill and conversational, around 6:30. On the 7k and 11k some people like to push a bit more, but no one gets left behind. We finish with a nice coffee and amazing conversations. The vibe is always great. Pets, friends, family, are welcome. More about FRC: ​🗓️ Launched in San Francisco, July 16, 2022 🌍 Now in 50+ cities 📅 Running + Networking events + Community ​Join the community http://foundersrc.com/chats Berlin Instagram http://instagram.com/frcberlin ​ Global FRC: Instagram http://instagram.com/foundersrc/ LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/company/foundersrc/ Strava http://strava.com/clubs/foundersRC Website http://foundersrc.com/

Practitioners - let's get our hands dirty! Join the final event of our hybrid series of hands-on AI dev events in 2026 around IBM Bob, the new AI-powered development partner designed to help you ideate, build, modernize and ship better code, faster. ​What makes these events stand out? 👩‍💻👨‍💻🧑‍💻🪩 Coding Watch Parties in Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Ehningen, Vienna, Zurich and online/remote at the same time. Join live sessions together with other creators — not just watching, but discussing, reacting, and learning in real time. Think of it as turning a webinar into a shared experience. The final AI Coding Watch Party with Bob, with tracks for beginners, intermediate and experts, will take place on 1st December. The Coding Watch Party is free of charge. Onsite tickets are limited. ​🥷🧙‍♀️🧝🪄 Hands-on + Community-first From hackathons to deep dives, these events are built to help you explore modern AI-driven development workflows and connect with peers. ​ Bob is built to support domain users without coding experience as well as R&D + Ops folks from the ideation stage up to modernization of legacy apps, to secure, fullstack enterprise-ready development. IBM Bob supports the entire SDLC — and these sessions show and guide you how it actually works in best practice. ​If you’re curious about where AI is taking software engineering next, this is a great place to plug in. Detailed agenda will follow... 🙂

Welcome to the Berliner Bitcoin-Stammtisch, where we gather to talk about the digital currency that's worth more than gold and sometimes causes more drama than a Netflix series. Join our tribe of business beings, developers, and activists who believe that Bitcoin is the future of money, and El Salvador seems to agree! Here you can learn the ropes of Bitcoin, from buying your first fraction to safely storing your private keys. Our current hangout spot is Friedel Richter on Torstraße, because ROOM77 is closed until the last block is mined. You can pay in Bitcoin ₿ or Lightning ⚡ and enjoy awesome regional food with an international twist. So come join the fun, the food, and the revolution! We're waiting for you. 🍔🍔🍔

React Day Berlin is back — and the 7th edition is all about AI for React developers ⚛️ This year's agenda covers Claude Code, RSC, Next.js 16, TanStack, MCP, Vercel AI SDK, full-stack engineering and more — all in one place. First speakers announced: Kitze, Tejas Kumar, Sara Vieira, Mike Grabowski, Brad Westfall — with more to come. But it's not just the talks. React Day Berlin means: 🏛️ An iconic Space Age venue in the heart of Friedrichshain ⚡ Berlin's raw creative energy all around you 🤝 800 React devs to connect with in person 🎉 An afterparty to remember Can't make it to Berlin? Join 5,000+ engineers online! Reserve your spot 👉 reactday.berlin