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* [http://www.riscoslondonshow.co.uk/ RISC OS Show] 26th October. | * [http://www.riscoslondonshow.co.uk/ RISC OS Show] 26th October. | ||
| − | * [http://lanyrd.com/2013/mozfest/ Mozilla festival] 25- | + | * [http://lanyrd.com/2013/mozfest/ Mozilla festival] 25-27th October. |
| − | * [https://www.rigb.org/contentControl?action=displayEvent&id=1555 Adam Heart Davis talks about toilets and other inventions], many demonstrations, the RI, wed 30th Oct | + | * [https://www.rigb.org/contentControl?action=displayEvent&id=1555 Adam Heart Davis talks about toilets and other inventions], many demonstrations, the RI, wed 30th Oct. Sold Out. |
* [http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/newsandeventspggrp/imperialcollege/eventssummary/event_29-7-2013-17-15-7 Lecture about vision systems for Robots] Imperial college 30th of Oct | * [http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/newsandeventspggrp/imperialcollege/eventssummary/event_29-7-2013-17-15-7 Lecture about vision systems for Robots] Imperial college 30th of Oct | ||
* [http://www.g3oou.co.uk Maxwell's equations] Friday 1st Nov Crystal Palace radio and electronics club. So basically light and radio waves are an electric field and a magnetic field polarised at 90degrees to each other, the changing mag field produces an electric field, the changing electric field produces a magnetic field so the pair of them disappear off into the distance at the speed of light and beyond that the maths and physics are incomprehensible to most people. Perhaps this lecture will make it all clear | * [http://www.g3oou.co.uk Maxwell's equations] Friday 1st Nov Crystal Palace radio and electronics club. So basically light and radio waves are an electric field and a magnetic field polarised at 90degrees to each other, the changing mag field produces an electric field, the changing electric field produces a magnetic field so the pair of them disappear off into the distance at the speed of light and beyond that the maths and physics are incomprehensible to most people. Perhaps this lecture will make it all clear | ||
Revision as of 05:01, 25 October 2013
See the calendar for details of activities at the Hackspace and events primarily aimed at LHS members.
This page is for other events, elsewhere, that may be of interest. Please add more events.
Upcoming
In London
- RISC OS Show 26th October.
- Mozilla festival 25-27th October.
- Adam Heart Davis talks about toilets and other inventions, many demonstrations, the RI, wed 30th Oct. Sold Out.
- Lecture about vision systems for Robots Imperial college 30th of Oct
- Maxwell's equations Friday 1st Nov Crystal Palace radio and electronics club. So basically light and radio waves are an electric field and a magnetic field polarised at 90degrees to each other, the changing mag field produces an electric field, the changing electric field produces a magnetic field so the pair of them disappear off into the distance at the speed of light and beyond that the maths and physics are incomprehensible to most people. Perhaps this lecture will make it all clear
- Young rewired state 2nd of November. Event for under-18 software developers
- 3D printshow London 7-9Nov, £20 for a one day pass.
- Experimental food society Exhibition 8th of Nov. Banquet 14th and 15th Nov pudding includes "inhalable blackcurrant bud absolute served as a breathable cloud"
- Radio & Electronics Fair Kempton? November 10th.
- Geekyconf 21st of Nov, with Tom Scott and many others. Only £70 tickets left.
- London model engineering show 17-19th of January 2014 fri-sat
See Ian Visits for other London events of a intellectual but somewhat less geeky nature. Also Lanyard, meetup.com etc.
In UK
- Cambridge Teslathon October 26th/27th 2013 from 11:30 am.
- Big Bang Faire Birmingham NEC, 13-16 March 2014. Science and engineering for young people.
In Europe
Internationally
Non-geographic / virtual / broadcast
Recurring
In London
- Internet of things London Speakers, people, drinking. Connect everything to the internet. Usually more people want tickets than there is room for.
- Crystal Palace Radio & Electronics Club 1st Friday of each month, 8pm.
- mySociety Civic Hack Evening. Wednesdays 6-9pm at MozillaSpace.
- RiscOS User Group.
- CryptoParty
- RestartParty Fixing Stuff.
- Brixton Tinkerspace exists as a small weekly meetup. Discuss plans for a space in the Brixton area or just turn up to socialise.
- geekpub Geeks in a pub
- Dorkbot London: "people doing strange things with electricity"
- Science in the pub Roughly monthly, a talk on something sciency followed by drinking.
- Skeptics in the pub three different groups of them in London apparently, Hackney, Westminster and Camden.
- MathsJam is a monthly opportunity for like-minded self-confessed maths enthusiasts to get together in a pub and share stuff they like. Mathjam London
- http://www.gllug.org.uk Greater London Unix User Group.
- Hampstead Scientific Society has talks on a wide variety of subjects
- IET london Regular possibly interesting talks.
- Open Wireless Network Wednesdays.
- http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/User+Group+losug/ London Open Solaris User Group
- http://london2600.org.uk/ Telecomms, security and more...
- http://dc4420.org/ Defcon London Meetup. Check ?dc on IRC.
- http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/lates
- http://oshug.org/ Open Source Hardware User Group
- http://www.amiganorththames.co.uk/ Amiga North Thames User Group
- http://www.nintendisco.com/ A retro gaming night
- http://www.pubstandards.co.uk/ Where beer and web people collide. Check ?ps on IRC
- hacks/hackers Hacks & Hackers.
- http://eventhandler.co.uk/ Various geek events.
- Tour of Whitechapel bell foundry (Britain's oldest manufacturing company) - needs about 4-6 months notice and a fixed number of people (20)
- http://www.cultureseekers.org/ Walks, history tours and stuff around London
- http://www.kensevents.co.uk/ London dinners, walks and days out organized by Ken.
- London amateur brewers meetup
In UK
- Maker Faire
- Various things at the Lighthouse in Brighton
- http://www.rsgb.org/events/ Amateur radio rallies around the country. Usually lots of cheap electronic components and interesting junk.
- DDRC Bootsale One of the biggest and best radio rallies in the UK, anually in May.
In Europe
- http://plumbercon.org/ (Vienna)
- http://eth-0.nl/ (The Netherlands)
- http://events.ccc.de/congress/ and CCC Camp (Germany)
- http://www.demoparty.net/
- http://www.fosdem.org/ (Belgium)
Internationally
- http://dorkbot.org/ Various cities globally
- http://www.2600.org/meetings/ Various cities globally (Paris 2600 wanted to do some sort of exchange visit a while back but we were too lazy to do anything).
Non-geographic / virtual / broadcast
- World Amateur Radio Day - 18th April
Visited / Past Events
In London
- * Dorkbot London #84 23rd of October at Stream Arts.
- Techno Activism 3rd Monday Monday 16th September 19-22:00.
- Elephant and Castle Mini Maker Faire 6th July at LCC.
- HowDo Fix-it evening. Thursday 4th July, 19-22:00, EC1Y.
- Folklore of Network Protocols talk by Radia Perlman, 15 January 4pm, UCL. video online here
- Funix term commenced 15th of January.
- restart parties
In UK
- Electro Magnetic Field: A UK Hacker Camp 31st August to the 2nd September.
- Hovershow 2012 April 28-29, Lee-on-the-Solent, outside Portsmouth video
- Mini Maker faire Derby maker fair
In Europe
- OHM July 31st – August 4th 2013. Geestmerambacht, The Netherlands. The next in a series of camps that have been happening every four years since 1989.
Non-geographic / virtual / broadcast
- Free online CS courses Free online computer science course from Stanford university starting January
- Nate Silver talking at the RSA is full but you can listen to the live stream.