Doing GOOD THINGS with tech people
by Ivo Sendler Hi I’m Ivo. I’m from Hamburg, Germany. I was started an internship for 5 months at Exeter City Council in July. After a few weeks working in the council they connected me with TechExeter. Since then, I got to work one day a week for TechExeter. My first and biggest Project was helping at the annual TechExeter
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Here’s a quick reference to all the events planned for 2020 that TechExeter and Digital Exeter are involved with (subject to change!) January Digital Exeter Meetup21st Jan ENACT Meetup February TechExeter Meetup – DesignLGBT history month / PRISM21-23rd Feb JUNCITON X Exeter (Hackathon) March 3rd March Exeter College coffee morning 5th March Digital Exeter Meetup – My Favourite Hack 10th
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A festive edition of our regular meetup, with lightning talks and great networking. * A Gentle Introduction to GANs by Tariq Rashid, Founder Digital Dynamics ( @rzeta0 )* Exeter Science Centre by Natalie Whitehead ( @NataliePhysics )* South West InternetOfThings Network by Wo King ( @mywoisme )* That Figures – Data Science Project by Ola Oluwasuji
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Wow, what an amazing weekend! Check out our 60 second video: Tech Exeter and The Met Office are proud to bring the NASA Space Apps Challenge to the South West. 2019 marks the eigth year that the Met Office has hosted a Space Apps event, and this year is going to be bigger than ever! The weekend will be about
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It’s time for another meetup 3 Lightning talks, discussions, and friendly networking! This month we’ll have Julie Lewis-Thompson telling us about the new V-Simulators project, our post-conference tear down, the South West IoT Network, plus more to be announced. 7.00 – Networking and chat7.20 – Introductions7.30 – Conference teardown – with Kris, Kathryn & Jacob7.45 – Marcus Brown, Digital Making
Continue readingFollowing Kris’s comments on the debate about the lack of diversity at the Bristech conference, I felt inspired to post to the website for the first time since Jacob and I joined Kris as leaders of the community. Many of you will already know that TechExeter is entirely volunteer-led, and with a demanding full-time job, an old thatch cottage to
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(Note from Kris: This is a bit of a rant, but I think it’s important!) This morning I noticed a tweet about BrisTech’s response to feedback about diversity at their latest event: Fair enough I thought. I click to read the article, which doesn’t fill me with confidence. Then I look at twitter. How does a bigger city, with a
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