17:00 · Europe / CopenhagenKøbenhavn, Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark
Join a Claude Community Event, organized by local enthusiasts for everyone who loves building with Claude Code!
The next Copenhagen Claude Code for Developers meetup will be on Tuesday, August 11, at Lundbeck.
Lundbeck is a Copenhagen pharmaceutical company focused only on brain diseases for more than 70 years. Depression, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, schizophrenia, migraine. They put around 20% of revenue back into R&D.
They are leaning hard into AI. They just ran their own company-wide AI Days, they talk about becoming a “bionic company” that pairs human expertise with technology, and they use AI in real drug discovery work, from molecular design to the Gefion supercomputer.
That is why this is a good room. A century of hard science, real stakes, and a company actively working out how to build with AI. The kind of place where the science and research talks land differently.
So, I am really excited to invite the Claude community into a place where the work is hard science with real stakes. Research workflows, regulated environments, decades of data.
This meetup is for people already deep in the work. Developers, engineers, solution architects, tech leads, data scientists. If you're using Claude Code and agentic tooling to build real things, this is your room.
Same format as always. Five practitioner talks, fifteen minutes each. No sales pitches. Show us what you learned, not what you sell.
Agenda
16:00 Doors open
17:00 Welcome
17:10 Talk 1 (TBA)
17:30 Talk 2 (TBA)
17:50 Talk 3 (TBA)
18:10 Food & Drinks
19:10 Talk 4 (TBA)
19:30 Talk 5 (TBA)
19:50 Wrap up
20:00 End
Want to give a talk?
We're opening the five speaker slots, and we want your pitch. Two directions we'd love to see this time.
Direction 1: Science and research. We're at Lundbeck, so anything where agents meet real scientific work is a strong fit. Research workflows, working through literature and data, building in regulated and high-stakes environments.
Direction 2: The six month frontier. The signals t