Join us in Calgary for a full day of programming, connection, and insight focused on advancing Alberta’s life sciences ecosystem. The Calgary Life Sciences Spotlight brings together industry, researchers, investors, and ecosystem partners to explore how Alberta is accelerating the development, commercialization, and scale-up of life sciences innovations. What to Expect Thought-provoking panels featuring leaders from industry, academia, and investment Ecosystem showcases highlighting Calgary-based companies and capabilities Networking opportunities with founders, researchers, and partners Interactive sessions focused on commercialization pathways, partnerships, and growth Focus Areas Programming will explore key themes shaping Alberta’s life sciences sector, including: Advancing commercialization and translational research Scaling companies and attracting investment Strengthening regional and national partnerships Building capacity for manufacturing and clinical development Who Should Attend Life sciences companies and entrepreneurs Researchers and academic leaders Investors and venture partners Industry and ecosystem organizations Government and economic development stakeholders
Please note; a date and venue change from central library to Signal Hill has been made\*\* **A welcoming, beginner-friendly Bitcoin meetup in Calgary.**
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This event is a monthly mini-hackathon where participants code from morning to afternoon followed by a show-and-tell session. It is aimed at developers and tech enthusiasts who want a focused, collaborative coding environment. Attendees can build projects and share their progress in a community setting.
Participants work on projects during a monthly mini-hackathon held at the Central Library in Calgary. The event includes coding sessions followed by a show-and-tell where attendees share their progress. It is suitable for developers or tech enthusiasts interested in hands-on coding and collaboration.
This mini-hackathon takes place once a month in Calgary where participants code together from morning to afternoon and end with a show-and-tell session. It is designed for developers and coders looking to build projects and collaborate in a hands-on setting. Attendees can gain practical experience and connect with others in the local tech community.
Participants collaborate on coding projects during a mini-hackathon held monthly at the Central Library in Calgary. The event includes a show-and-tell session to share progress and ideas. This is an opportunity for developers to practice skills and network in a hands-on environment.