Community Calendar

This annual gala honors and celebrates the innovators who are helping fuel Minnesota’s technology-enabled ecosystem.

Twin Cities Startup Week (TCSW) is Minnesota’s premier startup festival, bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, corporate innovators, and entrepreneurial support organizations to build meaningful connections and drive real impact. TCSW is more than an event—it’s a movement focused on accelerating Minnesota’s most promising startups and strengthening the region’s innovation ecosystem. Each year, TCSW serves as a platform for founders, government leaders, corporations, foundations, educational institutions, and startup hubs to collaborate and create opportunities that propel startups forward. Through curated content, strategic networking, and investor matchmaking, the week fosters an environment where entrepreneurs can access the resources, mentorship, and funding needed to scale their businesses. In 2025, TCSW is evolving to create an even more streamlined and high-impact experience. Focused on founder-driven content, curated industry tracks, and expanded networking opportunities, this year’s event will provide startups with direct access to investors, potential customers, and strategic partners all within a more connected and accessible format. Twin Cities Startup Week is owned and operated by The Beta Group, a Minneapolis-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to growing and supporting Minnesota’s startup ecosystem.

Please join us for an energizing evening of connection: reconnecting with existing friends & colleagues, making meaningful connections with other Women Leading in Technology and male allies, and networking with some of our current and past Reach Back awardees & recipients. Not only will you be in fantastic company with other WLiT community members, but you’ll also be able to take in the lovely 2nd floor Pinstripes view overlooking Centennial Lake. Your first beverage, light appetizers, and dessert are all included in your registration.

Where early stage technology professionals meet to learn and continue mapping out their careers in technology, together.

Join MnTech and your colleagues in the tech industry for casual networking & craft drinks! This free event is organized by the Minnesota Technology Association to encourage networking among peers and build community.

Tech Talent is MnTech’s annual conference that looks at the current state -and future of- tech talent in the state of Minnesota. Minnesota’s top industry leaders, policy influencers, educators, and staffing organizations gather to learn, share, and find solutions for the roadblocks in workforce development.

Join Women Leading in Technology (WLiT) for another engaging session of learning and connecting.

Join MnTech and your colleagues in the tech industry for casual networking & craft drinks! This free event is organized by the Minnesota Technology Association to encourage networking among peers and build community.

Mystery, Innovation & Impact: Share your creative genius as we help a local business tackle its unique challenge. Reserve your spot for an evening of collaborative problem-solving that could shape Minnesota's future.

Like our past show and tell events, we're going to keep it casual and low-key. Share what you've been working on with a show-and-tell! We start our events with breakout rooms so people have a more comfortable opportunity to introduce and get to know each other.

If you have a project that's difficult to present, try preparing it on CodePen or CodeSandbox so we can more easily get it up and running and see the source. Please reach out to JavaScriptMN on Twitter, our Slack team, or our Meetup page to let us know if you have something to share. Otherwise, join us and share on the spot!

We will email the Zoom link (and share in Discord) on the day-of. Please let us know if you have any questions, or would like to show something off!
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Ongoing agenda:

6:00 - Zoom link opens, Announcements

6:15-6:30 - Breakout rooms with small groups to introduce and get to know each other.

6:30 - 8: Lightning talks, demos, conversations.

It's always a great event, hope to see you there!

Like our past show and tell events, we're going to keep it casual and low-key. Share what you've been working on with a show-and-tell! We start our events with breakout rooms so people have a more comfortable opportunity to introduce and get to know each other. If you have a project that's difficult to present, try preparing it on CodePen or CodeSandbox so we can more easily get it up and running and see the source. Please reach out to JavaScriptMN on Twitter, our Slack team, or our Meetup page to let us know if you have something to share. Otherwise, join us and share on the spot! We will email the Zoom link (and share in Discord) on the day-of. Please let us know if you have any questions, or would like to show something off! --- Ongoing agenda: 6:00 - Zoom link opens, Announcements 6:15-6:30 - Breakout rooms with small groups to introduce and get to know each other. 6:30 - 8: Lightning talks, demos, conversations. It's always a great event, hope to see you there!

Silicon Prairie Friday Open Office Hours are now LIVE on ZOOM! Held EVERY FRIDAY morning from 9:30 to 11:30 AM (central)

RSVP to see the Zoom Meeting Details

Can't make it? Watch a recent presentation here:

https://vimeo.com/506243666

Agenda: The first hour is “ask us anything” topics usually include: Small Business, Tech Startups, Financial Securities, Software Security, Blockchain, or Investment Crowdfunding. Even if you don’t ever become a customer of ours – we want to be a resource for you!

The second hour is an Investment Crowdfunding 101 we have a PowerPoint presentation that covers how to raise money for small businesses using Investment Crowdfunding. We cover fundraising options, the Investment Crowdfunding laws/ regulations, the process, dollar amounts, timelines, costs, pitfalls, and best practices.

We’ve been hosting Open Office Hours in-person for YEARS now, and now we’re delighted to share our experience and knowledge with our broader community. Friday at 9:30 is your chance to catch up with us and/or pick our brains, ask gritty questions, or just share what’s new with you!

As always, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin as well! Hope to catch-up soon!

Silicon Prairie Friday Open Office Hours are now LIVE on ZOOM! Held EVERY FRIDAY morning from 9:30 to 11:30 AM (central)

RSVP to see the Zoom Meeting Details

Can't make it? Watch a recent presentation here:

https://vimeo.com/506243666

Agenda: The first hour is “ask us anything” topics usually include: Small Business, Tech Startups, Financial Securities, Software Security, Blockchain, or Investment Crowdfunding. Even if you don’t ever become a customer of ours – we want to be a resource for you!

The second hour is an Investment Crowdfunding 101 we have a PowerPoint presentation that covers how to raise money for small businesses using Investment Crowdfunding. We cover fundraising options, the Investment Crowdfunding laws/ regulations, the process, dollar amounts, timelines, costs, pitfalls, and best practices.

We’ve been hosting Open Office Hours in-person for YEARS now, and now we’re delighted to share our experience and knowledge with our broader community. Friday at 9:30 is your chance to catch up with us and/or pick our brains, ask gritty questions, or just share what’s new with you!

As always, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin as well! Hope to catch-up soon!

Silicon Prairie Friday Open Office Hours are now LIVE on ZOOM! Held EVERY FRIDAY morning from 9:30 to 11:30 AM (central)

RSVP to see the Zoom Meeting Details

Can't make it? Watch a recent presentation here:

https://vimeo.com/506243666

Agenda: The first hour is “ask us anything” topics usually include: Small Business, Tech Startups, Financial Securities, Software Security, Blockchain, or Investment Crowdfunding. Even if you don’t ever become a customer of ours – we want to be a resource for you!

The second hour is an Investment Crowdfunding 101 we have a PowerPoint presentation that covers how to raise money for small businesses using Investment Crowdfunding. We cover fundraising options, the Investment Crowdfunding laws/ regulations, the process, dollar amounts, timelines, costs, pitfalls, and best practices.

We’ve been hosting Open Office Hours in-person for YEARS now, and now we’re delighted to share our experience and knowledge with our broader community. Friday at 9:30 is your chance to catch up with us and/or pick our brains, ask gritty questions, or just share what’s new with you!

As always, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin as well! Hope to catch-up soon!

Silicon Prairie Friday Open Office Hours are now LIVE on ZOOM! Held EVERY FRIDAY morning from 9:30 to 11:30 AM (central)

RSVP to see the Zoom Meeting Details

Can't make it? Watch a recent presentation here:

https://vimeo.com/506243666

Agenda: The first hour is “ask us anything” topics usually include: Small Business, Tech Startups, Financial Securities, Software Security, Blockchain, or Investment Crowdfunding. Even if you don’t ever become a customer of ours – we want to be a resource for you!

The second hour is an Investment Crowdfunding 101 we have a PowerPoint presentation that covers how to raise money for small businesses using Investment Crowdfunding. We cover fundraising options, the Investment Crowdfunding laws/ regulations, the process, dollar amounts, timelines, costs, pitfalls, and best practices.

We’ve been hosting Open Office Hours in-person for YEARS now, and now we’re delighted to share our experience and knowledge with our broader community. Friday at 9:30 is your chance to catch up with us and/or pick our brains, ask gritty questions, or just share what’s new with you!

As always, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin as well! Hope to catch-up soon!

Silicon Prairie Friday Open Office Hours are now LIVE on ZOOM! Held EVERY FRIDAY morning from 9:30 to 11:30 AM (central)

RSVP to see the Zoom Meeting Details

Can't make it? Watch a recent presentation here:

https://vimeo.com/506243666

Agenda: The first hour is “ask us anything” topics usually include: Small Business, Tech Startups, Financial Securities, Software Security, Blockchain, or Investment Crowdfunding. Even if you don’t ever become a customer of ours – we want to be a resource for you!

The second hour is an Investment Crowdfunding 101 we have a PowerPoint presentation that covers how to raise money for small businesses using Investment Crowdfunding. We cover fundraising options, the Investment Crowdfunding laws/ regulations, the process, dollar amounts, timelines, costs, pitfalls, and best practices.

We’ve been hosting Open Office Hours in-person for YEARS now, and now we’re delighted to share our experience and knowledge with our broader community. Friday at 9:30 is your chance to catch up with us and/or pick our brains, ask gritty questions, or just share what’s new with you!

As always, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin as well! Hope to catch-up soon!

Silicon Prairie Friday Open Office Hours are now LIVE on ZOOM! Held EVERY FRIDAY morning from 9:30 to 11:30 AM (central)

RSVP to see the Zoom Meeting Details

Can't make it? Watch a recent presentation here:

https://vimeo.com/506243666

Agenda: The first hour is “ask us anything” topics usually include: Small Business, Tech Startups, Financial Securities, Software Security, Blockchain, or Investment Crowdfunding. Even if you don’t ever become a customer of ours – we want to be a resource for you!

The second hour is an Investment Crowdfunding 101 we have a PowerPoint presentation that covers how to raise money for small businesses using Investment Crowdfunding. We cover fundraising options, the Investment Crowdfunding laws/ regulations, the process, dollar amounts, timelines, costs, pitfalls, and best practices.

We’ve been hosting Open Office Hours in-person for YEARS now, and now we’re delighted to share our experience and knowledge with our broader community. Friday at 9:30 is your chance to catch up with us and/or pick our brains, ask gritty questions, or just share what’s new with you!

As always, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin as well! Hope to catch-up soon!

Silicon Prairie Friday Open Office Hours are now LIVE on ZOOM! Held EVERY FRIDAY morning from 9:30 to 11:30 AM (central)

RSVP to see the Zoom Meeting Details

Can't make it? Watch a recent presentation here:

https://vimeo.com/506243666

Agenda: The first hour is “ask us anything” topics usually include: Small Business, Tech Startups, Financial Securities, Software Security, Blockchain, or Investment Crowdfunding. Even if you don’t ever become a customer of ours – we want to be a resource for you!

The second hour is an Investment Crowdfunding 101 we have a PowerPoint presentation that covers how to raise money for small businesses using Investment Crowdfunding. We cover fundraising options, the Investment Crowdfunding laws/ regulations, the process, dollar amounts, timelines, costs, pitfalls, and best practices.

We’ve been hosting Open Office Hours in-person for YEARS now, and now we’re delighted to share our experience and knowledge with our broader community. Friday at 9:30 is your chance to catch up with us and/or pick our brains, ask gritty questions, or just share what’s new with you!

As always, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin as well! Hope to catch-up soon!

Silicon Prairie Friday Open Office Hours are now LIVE on ZOOM! Held EVERY FRIDAY morning from 9:30 to 11:30 AM (central)

RSVP to see the Zoom Meeting Details

Can't make it? Watch a recent presentation here:

https://vimeo.com/506243666

Agenda: The first hour is “ask us anything” topics usually include: Small Business, Tech Startups, Financial Securities, Software Security, Blockchain, or Investment Crowdfunding. Even if you don’t ever become a customer of ours – we want to be a resource for you!

The second hour is an Investment Crowdfunding 101 we have a PowerPoint presentation that covers how to raise money for small businesses using Investment Crowdfunding. We cover fundraising options, the Investment Crowdfunding laws/ regulations, the process, dollar amounts, timelines, costs, pitfalls, and best practices.

We’ve been hosting Open Office Hours in-person for YEARS now, and now we’re delighted to share our experience and knowledge with our broader community. Friday at 9:30 is your chance to catch up with us and/or pick our brains, ask gritty questions, or just share what’s new with you!

As always, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin as well! Hope to catch-up soon!

Silicon Prairie Friday Open Office Hours are now LIVE on ZOOM! Held EVERY FRIDAY morning from 9:30 to 11:30 AM (central)

RSVP to see the Zoom Meeting Details

Can't make it? Watch a recent presentation here:

https://vimeo.com/506243666

Agenda: The first hour is “ask us anything” topics usually include: Small Business, Tech Startups, Financial Securities, Software Security, Blockchain, or Investment Crowdfunding. Even if you don’t ever become a customer of ours – we want to be a resource for you!

The second hour is an Investment Crowdfunding 101 we have a PowerPoint presentation that covers how to raise money for small businesses using Investment Crowdfunding. We cover fundraising options, the Investment Crowdfunding laws/ regulations, the process, dollar amounts, timelines, costs, pitfalls, and best practices.

We’ve been hosting Open Office Hours in-person for YEARS now, and now we’re delighted to share our experience and knowledge with our broader community. Friday at 9:30 is your chance to catch up with us and/or pick our brains, ask gritty questions, or just share what’s new with you!

As always, feel free to connect with us on Linkedin as well! Hope to catch-up soon!

Come join us for a virtual social and Q&A meeting! There is no set topic and you can come and go as you want. You can also bring any questions or problems you have that you’ve been wrestling with. Welcome to the Minnesota Apple Computer Users’ Group based in the Twin Cities of metropolitan Minneapolis—St. Paul. We’re a group of Apple users interested in sharing knowledge and experience with other Apple users and owners. Members vary from beginners to every day users to consultants. All ages are welcome. What we have in common is an interest and a desire to learn more about the Apple experience, regardless of focus. Within the group you’re bound to find someone with similar interests. Come join us! There’s no obligation or cost to attend. Annual dues are very reasonable if you decide to join us.

Machine Learning, AI, Deep Learning, Neural Networks etc are the future of how insightful decisions will be made and how businesses will compete in the marketplace. These skills are becoming MANDATORY if you want to lead in the next decade. There is a lot to read on these topics. I have led a large Big Data team that also dived into Machine Learning by implementing few ML solutions. Few of us are planning to work in group settings to dive into Machine Learning by taking online classes like Udacity's Machine Learning and AI Nanodegrees and by doing group projects. We will like to meet during the evenings and weekends based on our collective availability. We will also explore use cases with publicly available data that present interesting business cases. We are looking for like-minded people who are passionate about learning by doing.

Agenda:

Share tips, tricks, notes, industry stories/insights and help each other to move forward in learning Machine Learning content. This is designed to support active members for all to move forward.

All coursework is selected from Udacity.com online learning towards growing Machine Learning foundation and skills.

Pre-requisite courses for Machine Learning Nanodegree:

These courses are FREE

1. Introduction to Python Programming

2. Intro to Descriptive Statistics

3. Intro to Inferential Statistics

4. Linear Algebra Refresher Course

5. Intro to Machine Learning

Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree (cost ~$200/month)

Additional FREE Udacity.com coursework considerations:

• Machine Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

• Machine Learning: Unsupervised Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

Members and team progress maintained in Google Spreadsheet

Machine Learning, AI, Deep Learning, Neural Networks etc are the future of how insightful decisions will be made and how businesses will compete in the marketplace. These skills are becoming MANDATORY if you want to lead in the next decade. There is a lot to read on these topics. I have led a large Big Data team that also dived into Machine Learning by implementing few ML solutions. Few of us are planning to work in group settings to dive into Machine Learning by taking online classes like Udacity's Machine Learning and AI Nanodegrees and by doing group projects. We will like to meet during the evenings and weekends based on our collective availability. We will also explore use cases with publicly available data that present interesting business cases. We are looking for like-minded people who are passionate about learning by doing.

Agenda:

Share tips, tricks, notes, industry stories/insights and help each other to move forward in learning Machine Learning content. This is designed to support active members for all to move forward.

All coursework is selected from Udacity.com online learning towards growing Machine Learning foundation and skills.

Pre-requisite courses for Machine Learning Nanodegree:

These courses are FREE

1. Introduction to Python Programming

2. Intro to Descriptive Statistics

3. Intro to Inferential Statistics

4. Linear Algebra Refresher Course

5. Intro to Machine Learning

Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree (cost ~$200/month)

Additional FREE Udacity.com coursework considerations:

• Machine Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

• Machine Learning: Unsupervised Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

Members and team progress maintained in Google Spreadsheet

Machine Learning, AI, Deep Learning, Neural Networks etc are the future of how insightful decisions will be made and how businesses will compete in the marketplace. These skills are becoming MANDATORY if you want to lead in the next decade. There is a lot to read on these topics. I have led a large Big Data team that also dived into Machine Learning by implementing few ML solutions. Few of us are planning to work in group settings to dive into Machine Learning by taking online classes like Udacity's Machine Learning and AI Nanodegrees and by doing group projects. We will like to meet during the evenings and weekends based on our collective availability. We will also explore use cases with publicly available data that present interesting business cases. We are looking for like-minded people who are passionate about learning by doing.

Agenda:

Share tips, tricks, notes, industry stories/insights and help each other to move forward in learning Machine Learning content. This is designed to support active members for all to move forward.

All coursework is selected from Udacity.com online learning towards growing Machine Learning foundation and skills.

Pre-requisite courses for Machine Learning Nanodegree:

These courses are FREE

1. Introduction to Python Programming

2. Intro to Descriptive Statistics

3. Intro to Inferential Statistics

4. Linear Algebra Refresher Course

5. Intro to Machine Learning

Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree (cost ~$200/month)

Additional FREE Udacity.com coursework considerations:

• Machine Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

• Machine Learning: Unsupervised Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

Members and team progress maintained in Google Spreadsheet

Machine Learning, AI, Deep Learning, Neural Networks etc are the future of how insightful decisions will be made and how businesses will compete in the marketplace. These skills are becoming MANDATORY if you want to lead in the next decade. There is a lot to read on these topics. I have led a large Big Data team that also dived into Machine Learning by implementing few ML solutions. Few of us are planning to work in group settings to dive into Machine Learning by taking online classes like Udacity's Machine Learning and AI Nanodegrees and by doing group projects. We will like to meet during the evenings and weekends based on our collective availability. We will also explore use cases with publicly available data that present interesting business cases. We are looking for like-minded people who are passionate about learning by doing.

Agenda:

Share tips, tricks, notes, industry stories/insights and help each other to move forward in learning Machine Learning content. This is designed to support active members for all to move forward.

All coursework is selected from Udacity.com online learning towards growing Machine Learning foundation and skills.

Pre-requisite courses for Machine Learning Nanodegree:

These courses are FREE

1. Introduction to Python Programming

2. Intro to Descriptive Statistics

3. Intro to Inferential Statistics

4. Linear Algebra Refresher Course

5. Intro to Machine Learning

Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree (cost ~$200/month)

Additional FREE Udacity.com coursework considerations:

• Machine Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

• Machine Learning: Unsupervised Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

Members and team progress maintained in Google Spreadsheet

Machine Learning, AI, Deep Learning, Neural Networks etc are the future of how insightful decisions will be made and how businesses will compete in the marketplace. These skills are becoming MANDATORY if you want to lead in the next decade. There is a lot to read on these topics. I have led a large Big Data team that also dived into Machine Learning by implementing few ML solutions. Few of us are planning to work in group settings to dive into Machine Learning by taking online classes like Udacity's Machine Learning and AI Nanodegrees and by doing group projects. We will like to meet during the evenings and weekends based on our collective availability. We will also explore use cases with publicly available data that present interesting business cases. We are looking for like-minded people who are passionate about learning by doing.

Agenda:

Share tips, tricks, notes, industry stories/insights and help each other to move forward in learning Machine Learning content. This is designed to support active members for all to move forward.

All coursework is selected from Udacity.com online learning towards growing Machine Learning foundation and skills.

Pre-requisite courses for Machine Learning Nanodegree:

These courses are FREE

1. Introduction to Python Programming

2. Intro to Descriptive Statistics

3. Intro to Inferential Statistics

4. Linear Algebra Refresher Course

5. Intro to Machine Learning

Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree (cost ~$200/month)

Additional FREE Udacity.com coursework considerations:

• Machine Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

• Machine Learning: Unsupervised Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

Members and team progress maintained in Google Spreadsheet

Machine Learning, AI, Deep Learning, Neural Networks etc are the future of how insightful decisions will be made and how businesses will compete in the marketplace. These skills are becoming MANDATORY if you want to lead in the next decade. There is a lot to read on these topics. I have led a large Big Data team that also dived into Machine Learning by implementing few ML solutions. Few of us are planning to work in group settings to dive into Machine Learning by taking online classes like Udacity's Machine Learning and AI Nanodegrees and by doing group projects. We will like to meet during the evenings and weekends based on our collective availability. We will also explore use cases with publicly available data that present interesting business cases. We are looking for like-minded people who are passionate about learning by doing.

Agenda:

Share tips, tricks, notes, industry stories/insights and help each other to move forward in learning Machine Learning content. This is designed to support active members for all to move forward.

All coursework is selected from Udacity.com online learning towards growing Machine Learning foundation and skills.

Pre-requisite courses for Machine Learning Nanodegree:

These courses are FREE

1. Introduction to Python Programming

2. Intro to Descriptive Statistics

3. Intro to Inferential Statistics

4. Linear Algebra Refresher Course

5. Intro to Machine Learning

Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree (cost ~$200/month)

Additional FREE Udacity.com coursework considerations:

• Machine Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

• Machine Learning: Unsupervised Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

Members and team progress maintained in Google Spreadsheet

Machine Learning, AI, Deep Learning, Neural Networks etc are the future of how insightful decisions will be made and how businesses will compete in the marketplace. These skills are becoming MANDATORY if you want to lead in the next decade. There is a lot to read on these topics. I have led a large Big Data team that also dived into Machine Learning by implementing few ML solutions. Few of us are planning to work in group settings to dive into Machine Learning by taking online classes like Udacity's Machine Learning and AI Nanodegrees and by doing group projects. We will like to meet during the evenings and weekends based on our collective availability. We will also explore use cases with publicly available data that present interesting business cases. We are looking for like-minded people who are passionate about learning by doing.

Agenda:

Share tips, tricks, notes, industry stories/insights and help each other to move forward in learning Machine Learning content. This is designed to support active members for all to move forward.

All coursework is selected from Udacity.com online learning towards growing Machine Learning foundation and skills.

Pre-requisite courses for Machine Learning Nanodegree:

These courses are FREE

1. Introduction to Python Programming

2. Intro to Descriptive Statistics

3. Intro to Inferential Statistics

4. Linear Algebra Refresher Course

5. Intro to Machine Learning

Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree (cost ~$200/month)

Additional FREE Udacity.com coursework considerations:

• Machine Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

• Machine Learning: Unsupervised Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

Members and team progress maintained in Google Spreadsheet

Machine Learning, AI, Deep Learning, Neural Networks etc are the future of how insightful decisions will be made and how businesses will compete in the marketplace. These skills are becoming MANDATORY if you want to lead in the next decade. There is a lot to read on these topics. I have led a large Big Data team that also dived into Machine Learning by implementing few ML solutions. Few of us are planning to work in group settings to dive into Machine Learning by taking online classes like Udacity's Machine Learning and AI Nanodegrees and by doing group projects. We will like to meet during the evenings and weekends based on our collective availability. We will also explore use cases with publicly available data that present interesting business cases. We are looking for like-minded people who are passionate about learning by doing.

Agenda:

Share tips, tricks, notes, industry stories/insights and help each other to move forward in learning Machine Learning content. This is designed to support active members for all to move forward.

All coursework is selected from Udacity.com online learning towards growing Machine Learning foundation and skills.

Pre-requisite courses for Machine Learning Nanodegree:

These courses are FREE

1. Introduction to Python Programming

2. Intro to Descriptive Statistics

3. Intro to Inferential Statistics

4. Linear Algebra Refresher Course

5. Intro to Machine Learning

Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree (cost ~$200/month)

Additional FREE Udacity.com coursework considerations:

• Machine Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

• Machine Learning: Unsupervised Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

Members and team progress maintained in Google Spreadsheet

Machine Learning, AI, Deep Learning, Neural Networks etc are the future of how insightful decisions will be made and how businesses will compete in the marketplace. These skills are becoming MANDATORY if you want to lead in the next decade. There is a lot to read on these topics. I have led a large Big Data team that also dived into Machine Learning by implementing few ML solutions. Few of us are planning to work in group settings to dive into Machine Learning by taking online classes like Udacity's Machine Learning and AI Nanodegrees and by doing group projects. We will like to meet during the evenings and weekends based on our collective availability. We will also explore use cases with publicly available data that present interesting business cases. We are looking for like-minded people who are passionate about learning by doing.

Agenda:

Share tips, tricks, notes, industry stories/insights and help each other to move forward in learning Machine Learning content. This is designed to support active members for all to move forward.

All coursework is selected from Udacity.com online learning towards growing Machine Learning foundation and skills.

Pre-requisite courses for Machine Learning Nanodegree:

These courses are FREE

1. Introduction to Python Programming

2. Intro to Descriptive Statistics

3. Intro to Inferential Statistics

4. Linear Algebra Refresher Course

5. Intro to Machine Learning

Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree (cost ~$200/month)

Additional FREE Udacity.com coursework considerations:

• Machine Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

• Machine Learning: Unsupervised Learning (by Georgia Tech, C57641)

Members and team progress maintained in Google Spreadsheet

LegalCORPS conducts regularly scheduled free brief advice business law clinics, where participants can receive up to 30 minutes of guidance or the opportunity to ask questions on transactional business law matters. We have four different types of clinics available: general business law, intellectual property law, nonprofit law, and clinics for small business landlords. With both virtual and in-person options available, there is sure to be a space to suit your needs. Please visit our Events Calendar to view Brief Advice Clinics (BAC).

LegalCORPS conducts regularly scheduled free brief advice business law clinics, where participants can receive up to 30 minutes of guidance or the opportunity to ask questions on transactional business law matters. We have four different types of clinics available: general business law, intellectual property law, nonprofit law, and clinics for small business landlords. With both virtual and in-person options available, there is sure to be a space to suit your needs. Please visit our Events Calendar to view Brief Advice Clinics (BAC).

You need a stronger network. You're 50x more likely to succeed with a warm introduction.

Get ahead: Develop your relationships

You need a stronger network. You're 50x more likely to succeed with a warm introduction.

Get ahead: Develop your relationships

Bootstrappers Breakfast is currently virtual in the MidWest. We will send out a link for attendance to those that RSVP.

For first time attendees. The breakfast starts at 8:30 am Central and ends at 10:00am. This breakfast is for early stage--even white board--companies that are interested in learning from those that have been there. It's a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers.

The MidWest Bootstrappers Breakfast is moderated by Sean Murphy, founder of the Bootstrappers Breakfasts (https://www.bootstrappersbreakfast.com). Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or thinking about starting something from your garage, come on out for a great conversation.

We ask that everyone turn their camera on to make the meeting a little friendlier.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just thinking about starting something, expect nice people, good advice, and great conversation.

Bootstrappers Breakfast is currently virtual in the MidWest. We will send out a link for attendance to those that RSVP.

For first time attendees. The breakfast starts at 8:30 am Central and ends at 10:00am. This breakfast is for early stage--even white board--companies that are interested in learning from those that have been there. It's a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers.

The MidWest Bootstrappers Breakfast is moderated by Sean Murphy, founder of the Bootstrappers Breakfasts (https://www.bootstrappersbreakfast.com). Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or thinking about starting something from your garage, come on out for a great conversation.

We ask that everyone turn their camera on to make the meeting a little friendlier.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just thinking about starting something, expect nice people, good advice, and great conversation.

Bootstrappers Breakfast is currently virtual in the MidWest. We will send out a link for attendance to those that RSVP.

For first time attendees. The breakfast starts at 8:30 am Central and ends at 10:00am. This breakfast is for early stage--even white board--companies that are interested in learning from those that have been there. It's a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers.

The MidWest Bootstrappers Breakfast is moderated by Sean Murphy, founder of the Bootstrappers Breakfasts (https://www.bootstrappersbreakfast.com). Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or thinking about starting something from your garage, come on out for a great conversation.

We ask that everyone turn their camera on to make the meeting a little friendlier.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just thinking about starting something, expect nice people, good advice, and great conversation.

Bootstrappers Breakfast is currently virtual in the MidWest. We will send out a link for attendance to those that RSVP.

For first time attendees. The breakfast starts at 8:30 am Central and ends at 10:00am. This breakfast is for early stage--even white board--companies that are interested in learning from those that have been there. It's a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers.

The MidWest Bootstrappers Breakfast is moderated by Sean Murphy, founder of the Bootstrappers Breakfasts (https://www.bootstrappersbreakfast.com). Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or thinking about starting something from your garage, come on out for a great conversation.

We ask that everyone turn their camera on to make the meeting a little friendlier.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just thinking about starting something, expect nice people, good advice, and great conversation.

Bootstrappers Breakfast is currently virtual in the MidWest. We will send out a link for attendance to those that RSVP.

For first time attendees. The breakfast starts at 8:30 am Central and ends at 10:00am. This breakfast is for early stage--even white board--companies that are interested in learning from those that have been there. It's a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers.

The MidWest Bootstrappers Breakfast is moderated by Sean Murphy, founder of the Bootstrappers Breakfasts (https://www.bootstrappersbreakfast.com). Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or thinking about starting something from your garage, come on out for a great conversation.

We ask that everyone turn their camera on to make the meeting a little friendlier.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just thinking about starting something, expect nice people, good advice, and great conversation.

Bootstrappers Breakfast is currently virtual in the MidWest. We will send out a link for attendance to those that RSVP.

For first time attendees. The breakfast starts at 8:30 am Central and ends at 10:00am. This breakfast is for early stage--even white board--companies that are interested in learning from those that have been there. It's a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers.

The MidWest Bootstrappers Breakfast is moderated by Sean Murphy, founder of the Bootstrappers Breakfasts (https://www.bootstrappersbreakfast.com). Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or thinking about starting something from your garage, come on out for a great conversation.

We ask that everyone turn their camera on to make the meeting a little friendlier.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just thinking about starting something, expect nice people, good advice, and great conversation.

Bootstrappers Breakfast is currently virtual in the MidWest. We will send out a link for attendance to those that RSVP.

For first time attendees. The breakfast starts at 8:30 am Central and ends at 10:00am. This breakfast is for early stage--even white board--companies that are interested in learning from those that have been there. It's a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers.

The MidWest Bootstrappers Breakfast is moderated by Sean Murphy, founder of the Bootstrappers Breakfasts (https://www.bootstrappersbreakfast.com). Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or thinking about starting something from your garage, come on out for a great conversation.

We ask that everyone turn their camera on to make the meeting a little friendlier.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just thinking about starting something, expect nice people, good advice, and great conversation.

Bootstrappers Breakfast is currently virtual in the MidWest. We will send out a link for attendance to those that RSVP.

For first time attendees. The breakfast starts at 8:30 am Central and ends at 10:00am. This breakfast is for early stage--even white board--companies that are interested in learning from those that have been there. It's a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers.

The MidWest Bootstrappers Breakfast is moderated by Sean Murphy, founder of the Bootstrappers Breakfasts (https://www.bootstrappersbreakfast.com). Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or thinking about starting something from your garage, come on out for a great conversation.

We ask that everyone turn their camera on to make the meeting a little friendlier.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just thinking about starting something, expect nice people, good advice, and great conversation.

We are interested in discussing algorithms of most any kind. If you have an algorithm or related topic you want to discuss, come and hang out with us!

The topics we have discussed: artificial intelligence, automata, category theory, and math & computer science olympiad exercises.

Ideally, attendees would post a comment before the date of the event with a topic they can discuss. Potential attendees might want to know what people at this event are interested in, and they want to see that the event is alive and well.

If no topics are posted, then we can generate topics to discuss at the next meetup.

Discord server for the group, if you're interested: https://discord.gg/wx5S7YJSkU

Parking is ~$1.50/hr on Saturday at the CREAM cafe half a block east of Dunn Brothers.

We are interested in discussing algorithms of most any kind. If you have an algorithm or related topic you want to discuss, come and hang out with us!

The topics we have discussed: artificial intelligence, automata, category theory, and math & computer science olympiad exercises.

Ideally, attendees would post a comment before the date of the event with a topic they can discuss. Potential attendees might want to know what people at this event are interested in, and they want to see that the event is alive and well.

If no topics are posted, then we can generate topics to discuss at the next meetup.

Discord server for the group, if you're interested: https://discord.gg/wx5S7YJSkU

Parking is ~$1.50/hr on Saturday at the CREAM cafe half a block east of Dunn Brothers.

We are interested in discussing algorithms of most any kind. If you have an algorithm or related topic you want to discuss, come and hang out with us!

The topics we have discussed: artificial intelligence, automata, category theory, and math & computer science olympiad exercises.

Ideally, attendees would post a comment before the date of the event with a topic they can discuss. Potential attendees might want to know what people at this event are interested in, and they want to see that the event is alive and well.

If no topics are posted, then we can generate topics to discuss at the next meetup.

Discord server for the group, if you're interested: https://discord.gg/wx5S7YJSkU

Parking is ~$1.50/hr on Saturday at the CREAM cafe half a block east of Dunn Brothers.

We are interested in discussing algorithms of most any kind. If you have an algorithm or related topic you want to discuss, come and hang out with us!

The topics we have discussed: artificial intelligence, automata, category theory, and math & computer science olympiad exercises.

Ideally, attendees would post a comment before the date of the event with a topic they can discuss. Potential attendees might want to know what people at this event are interested in, and they want to see that the event is alive and well.

If no topics are posted, then we can generate topics to discuss at the next meetup.

Discord server for the group, if you're interested: https://discord.gg/wx5S7YJSkU

Parking is ~$1.50/hr on Saturday at the CREAM cafe half a block east of Dunn Brothers.

We are interested in discussing algorithms of most any kind. If you have an algorithm or related topic you want to discuss, come and hang out with us!

The topics we have discussed: artificial intelligence, automata, category theory, and math & computer science olympiad exercises.

Ideally, attendees would post a comment before the date of the event with a topic they can discuss. Potential attendees might want to know what people at this event are interested in, and they want to see that the event is alive and well.

If no topics are posted, then we can generate topics to discuss at the next meetup.

Discord server for the group, if you're interested: https://discord.gg/wx5S7YJSkU

Parking is ~$1.50/hr on Saturday at the CREAM cafe half a block east of Dunn Brothers.

We are interested in discussing algorithms of most any kind. If you have an algorithm or related topic you want to discuss, come and hang out with us!

The topics we have discussed: artificial intelligence, automata, category theory, and math & computer science olympiad exercises.

Ideally, attendees would post a comment before the date of the event with a topic they can discuss. Potential attendees might want to know what people at this event are interested in, and they want to see that the event is alive and well.

If no topics are posted, then we can generate topics to discuss at the next meetup.

Discord server for the group, if you're interested: https://discord.gg/wx5S7YJSkU

Parking is ~$1.50/hr on Saturday at the CREAM cafe half a block east of Dunn Brothers.

We are interested in discussing algorithms of most any kind. If you have an algorithm or related topic you want to discuss, come and hang out with us!

The topics we have discussed: artificial intelligence, automata, category theory, and math & computer science olympiad exercises.

Ideally, attendees would post a comment before the date of the event with a topic they can discuss. Potential attendees might want to know what people at this event are interested in, and they want to see that the event is alive and well.

If no topics are posted, then we can generate topics to discuss at the next meetup.

Discord server for the group, if you're interested: https://discord.gg/wx5S7YJSkU

Parking is ~$1.50/hr on Saturday at the CREAM cafe half a block east of Dunn Brothers.

Like our past show and tell events, we're going to keep it casual and low-key. Share what you've been working on with a show-and-tell! We start our events with breakout rooms so people have a more comfortable opportunity to introduce and get to know each other.

If you have a project that's difficult to present, try preparing it on CodePen or CodeSandbox so we can more easily get it up and running and see the source. Please reach out to JavaScriptMN on Twitter, our Slack team, or our Meetup page to let us know if you have something to share. Otherwise, join us and share on the spot!

We will email the Zoom link (and share in Discord) on the day-of. Please let us know if you have any questions, or would like to show something off!

Ongoing agenda:

6:00 - Zoom link opens, Announcements

6:15-6:30 - Breakout rooms with small groups to introduce and get to know each other.

6:30 - 8: Lightning talks, demos, conversations.

It's always a great event, hope to see you there!

Like our past show and tell events, we're going to keep it casual and low-key. Share what you've been working on with a show-and-tell! We start our events with breakout rooms so people have a more comfortable opportunity to introduce and get to know each other.

If you have a project that's difficult to present, try preparing it on CodePen or CodeSandbox so we can more easily get it up and running and see the source. Please reach out to JavaScriptMN on Twitter, our Slack team, or our Meetup page to let us know if you have something to share. Otherwise, join us and share on the spot!

We will email the Zoom link (and share in Discord) on the day-of. Please let us know if you have any questions, or would like to show something off!

Ongoing agenda:

6:00 - Zoom link opens, Announcements

6:15-6:30 - Breakout rooms with small groups to introduce and get to know each other.

6:30 - 8: Lightning talks, demos, conversations.

It's always a great event, hope to see you there!

Like our past show and tell events, we're going to keep it casual and low-key. Share what you've been working on with a show-and-tell! We start our events with breakout rooms so people have a more comfortable opportunity to introduce and get to know each other.

If you have a project that's difficult to present, try preparing it on CodePen or CodeSandbox so we can more easily get it up and running and see the source. Please reach out to JavaScriptMN on Twitter, our Slack team, or our Meetup page to let us know if you have something to share. Otherwise, join us and share on the spot!

We will email the Zoom link (and share in Discord) on the day-of. Please let us know if you have any questions, or would like to show something off!

Ongoing agenda:

6:00 - Zoom link opens, Announcements

6:15-6:30 - Breakout rooms with small groups to introduce and get to know each other.

6:30 - 8: Lightning talks, demos, conversations.

It's always a great event, hope to see you there!

Like our past show and tell events, we're going to keep it casual and low-key. Share what you've been working on with a show-and-tell! We start our events with breakout rooms so people have a more comfortable opportunity to introduce and get to know each other.

If you have a project that's difficult to present, try preparing it on CodePen or CodeSandbox so we can more easily get it up and running and see the source. Please reach out to JavaScriptMN on Twitter, our Slack team, or our Meetup page to let us know if you have something to share. Otherwise, join us and share on the spot!

We will email the Zoom link (and share in Discord) on the day-of. Please let us know if you have any questions, or would like to show something off!

Ongoing agenda:

6:00 - Zoom link opens, Announcements

6:15-6:30 - Breakout rooms with small groups to introduce and get to know each other.

6:30 - 8: Lightning talks, demos, conversations.

It's always a great event, hope to see you there!

The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs award non-dilutive funding to small businesses to enable them to develop a technology and chart a path toward it’s commercialization.

The session is an opportunity for you to ask questions about the SBIR/STTR Programs and how to apply the knowledge gained in our MNSBIR, Inc. and SBIR/STTR Overview.

This FREE session is offered on the 2nd Wednesday of each month.

The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs award non-dilutive funding to small businesses to enable them to develop a technology and chart a path toward it’s commercialization.

The session is an opportunity for you to ask questions about the SBIR/STTR Programs and how to apply the knowledge gained in our MNSBIR, Inc. and SBIR/STTR Overview.

This FREE session is offered on the 2nd Wednesday of each month.

D4PG is a collective community space where we share insights, learnings, and have conversations on topics including Digital justice, Afrofuturism, Data privacy, Artificial Intelligence, and so much more.

We were at Fulton last summer, it was a lovely evening on their patio, let's do it again! So wait, this is a singles event right? Or a professional networking thing? Nope. Break the Bubble is for making friends, pure and simple. You can leave the pick-up lines and elevator speeches at home. Refreshing, isn't it? What's the format? 1. Show up 2. Put on a name tag 3. Introduce yourself to someone new I heard these events have themes. What’s up with that? Yep. Our events have themes because most of us need a little help kickstarting conversations with people we don't know. Question to be announced closer to the event... we want to keep you guessing! Is this just a Millennials thing? Nope! Our events are open to anyone over 21.

**Welcome to CyberConnect: Virtual Career Networking for Cybersecurity Professionals!** Are you a cybersecurity specialist, IT security expert, or ethical hacker looking to take the next step in your career, expand your professional network, or explore new job opportunities? CyberConnect is a dynamic virtual networking event designed to connect cybersecurity professionals with employers, industry experts, mentors, and peers to help you succeed in the critical and fast-paced field of cybersecurity. **Event Details:** **Time:** 4 - 6 pm (Local Time) **Venue:** Virtual (RSVP on this [platform](https://events.tao.ai/pod/cyber.specialists.club/cont-pu2wlhti0luw) to access the event) **Why Attend CyberConnect?** **Career Opportunities:** Discover exclusive job openings and career paths in cybersecurity, including roles in network security, incident response, risk management, and more. **Networking:** Connect with fellow cybersecurity professionals, recruiters, and industry leaders who can offer valuable advice, mentorship, and partnership opportunities. **Supportive Community:** Join a community of cybersecurity professionals dedicated to protecting digital infrastructure and shaping the future of information security. **How to Participate:** **Register**: Create your profile and set up your preferences on our platform. **RSVP for the Event:** Secure your spot to access job listings, networking opportunities, and expert-led discussions. **Engage:** Participate in group discussions, share your experiences, and build meaningful connections with fellow cybersecurity professionals. For Cybersecurity Professionals at All Levels: Whether you’re just starting out or are a seasoned expert, CyberConnect offers the resources, opportunities, and connections you need to thrive. **Invite Your Network:** Know a cybersecurity professional or someone looking to break into the field? Share this event and help them access new opportunities, expand their network, and connect with industry leaders. #CyberCareers, #CyberSecurity, #InfoSec, #CyberNetworking, #CyberProfessionals, #NetworkSecurity, #EthicalHacking, #CyberJobs, #CyberIndustry, #CyberTalent, #CareerInCyber, #TechCareers, #DigitalSecurity, #CyberLeadership, #CyberOpportunities, #SecurityJobs, #CyberGrowth, #TechInnovation, #RiskManagement, #CyberCommunity

AnalyticsCLUB JobExpo is created to promote virtual, happy, and healthy hiring within the Data Analytics Community. The signature program from Analytics.CLUB would attract 150,000 global participants(About 6k recruiters and 150k global seekers). To learn more, read JobExpo FAQ at https://tao.ai/jobexpo/faq. The Process: Create an account on https://analytics.club Visit https://analytics.club/jobexpo and register your interest 5-7 days before the event, JobExpo will communicate with everyone to complete the signup process(register as a job seeker, recruiter or partner, if not already completed) 3-5 days before the event, JobExpo will communicate with everyone about the process 1-3 days before the event, JobExpo will communicate with everyone about approving the potential matches On suggested timeslots(transmitted via JobExpo communication) all the subscriber will come to JobExpo site and interact withing the right groups/chat sessions to take job conversation forward After JobExpo, all subscribers are encouraged to provide feedback so that TAO.ai could enhance the personal experience for all the subscribers. * Please note JobExpo always value your time and ensures you never have to wait unless JobExpo has identified a match for you. Why it Matters? Best industry hirings are done with the power of networking and reference. JobExpo uses the power of skill connectivity and an identical profile portfolio to connect similar candidates to relevant opportunities. JobExpo brings relationships and connection back into hiring. Takeaways? We expect the event to: 1. Create interesting conversations 2. Improve access to local talent and local opportunities 3. Provide a venue to promote effective hiring 4. Connect professionals with other seekers so they could collaborate and improve their search 5. Discover what some of the top businesses are looking for in a talent 6. Educate recruiters and job seekers about top trends and hiring skills that are trendy and rising. About JobExpo JobExpo is World's largest open community talent platform that is built on the TAO.ai Talent Analytics Artificial Intelligence platform to bring virtual career events to various communities around the World. JobExpo event currently powers more than 2 million communities around the globe. About TAO.ai TAO.ai is created out of a need from AnalyticsWeek. In the age when Artificial Intelligence is synonymized with losing jobs, AnalyticsWeek's vast community started demanding an Artificial Intelligence that could help people find employment, live better professional life and enjoy a healthy, happy, and growth centered life. TAO.ai currently powers several large internet communities and assisting people in living healthy and happy.

Please join us for good food, drink and great conversation with Braver Angels representative, Melinda Voss. Braver Angels is leading the nation’s largest cross-partisan, volunteer-led movement to change our politics for the better. Through community gatherings, real debates, and grassroots leaders working together, we’re offering America what it needs to overcome the bitterness of our partisan divide. As an award-winning journalist, Melinda Voss has earned national recognition for her work in health care journalism. In 1997, Melinda co-founded the [Association of Health Care Journalists, Inc.](http://healthjournalism.org/), an organization with more than 750 members who cover health and health care in multiple countries. She also served as the executive director from 1999 to 2004. Additionally, from 2002 to 2004, Melinda helped develop and coordinate the Health Journalism Master’s Program at the University of Minnesota, a yearlong program for public health professionals learning about journalism or, conversely, journalists learning about public health. She Talks Data is a program funded and operated by the Moxy Foundation that brings together women in the Twin Cities area who work with data. We seek to create a comfortable and supportive environment that encourages authentic dialogue and meaningful connections through small-group gatherings. Our goal is to build a close-knit community of women who can come together to grow professionally and personally.

Organizations are resistant to change, but it may not be for the reasons you think. When it comes to modernizing an application, navigating corporate bureaucracy is often the largest hurdle. Coordinating across multiple departments can be cumbersome and time-consuming. Dev teams often get stuck in a cycle of “hurry up and wait”. Most talks about modernization talk about the strangler fig pattern. In this session, we will go beyond strangler fig to discuss how you can leverage technical solutions to subtly but effectively overcome bureaucratic challenges. By empowering your team to move the ball forward, get things done, and achieve as much progress as possible independently, you will have happier developers and happier stakeholders.

**Overview** Many of you may remember my previous MinneBar talk 'Side Projects for Fun and Profit.' Today, I'm sharing a different journey – one that began with a routine checkup revealing concerning biomarkers and led to an unexpected exploration of how AI can transform health management. Between brief doctor visits every few months, I found myself turning to AI for guidance – asking detailed questions about diet modifications, medication interactions, and lifestyle adjustments. By capturing food images, tracking metrics, and providing health context, I received increasingly personalized guidance that produced measurable improvements in just three months. This experience highlighted a critical gap in our healthcare system: the lack of intelligent day-to-day guidance between medical appointments. Drawing on my engineering background, I've been developing a solution that combines medical records, wearable data, and AI to provide continuous, personalized health support – turning scattered numbers into actionable insights. What's particularly promising is how this approach could democratize healthcare for widespread conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol. By making personalized guidance accessible regardless of location or socioeconomic status, we can help address health inequities that disproportionately affect underserved communities. Join me to explore: * How AI can decode complex health information and make it personally relevant * Practical techniques for using AI as a health companion (with live demonstrations) * The technical challenges of creating memory-aware AI that builds context over time * Privacy-first approaches to handling sensitive health data I'll share honest insights from both perspectives – as someone who used AI to improve health outcomes and as an engineer crafting solutions to help others navigate similar paths. **Agenda** 6:00pm - 6:30pm: Networking - food & drinks 6:30pm - 8:00pm: Presentation & discussion 8:00pm: Networking at [Lake Monster Brewing](https://www.lakemonsterbrewing.com/) **Meet Our Featured Speaker** [Adeel Ahmad](https://www.linkedin.com/in/adeelahmad/) is a Founder/Principal at [Lab 1908](https://lab1908.com/), a startup studio in St. Paul, and an investor/advisor at a bunch of startups around Twin Cities and San Francisco. **Sponsors** This event is sponsored by [Lab651](https://lab651.com/) & [Recursive Awesome](https://recursiveawesome.com/)

**Welcome to Researchers Hub: Virtual Job & Networking Event for Researchers!** Are you a professional working in research, development, or consulting? **Researchers Hub is** the ideal virtual networking event for researchers involved in R&D, engineering, architectural services, and environmental consulting. This event offers a platform to explore exciting career opportunities, connect with experts, and expand your professional network in research and innovation. **Event Details:** * **Time:** 4-6 pm (Local Time) * **Venue:** Virtual. RSVP [here](https://events.tao.ai/pod/researchers.club/cont-6wmav4fgzzha). No separate link is required. * **Hosted by:** No Worker Left Behind (NWLB) **Why Attend Researchers Hub?** * **Explore Career Opportunities:** Access a wide range of job openings in R&D, engineering, architectural services, and environmental consulting across various industries. * **Network with Peers:** Connect with recruiters, hiring managers, and professionals in research and consulting roles who are looking for skilled talent. * **Career Development:** Gain valuable insights into advancing your research career, from innovative techniques to transitioning between industries. **How to Participate:** 1. **Register:** Create your profile and complete your settings on this platform. 2. **RSVP for the Event:** Secure your spot to access job listings and network with professionals in research and consulting. 3. **Engage with the Community:** Join discussions, share your research experiences, and connect with other researchers and industry leaders. **For Research Professionals:** Whether you’re a researcher, engineer, architect, or environmental consultant, **Researchers Hub provides** the networking and resources you need to succeed in your field. **Invite Your Network:** Know someone working in research or consulting? Share **Researchers Hub**with them to help expand their professional network and career opportunities in R&D, engineering, architecture, and environmental consulting. **Tags:** #ResearchJobs, #RDJobs, #EngineeringCareers, #ArchitecturalServices, #EnvironmentalConsulting, #ResearchConnect, #ResearchNetworking, #InnovationCareers, #EngineeringJobs, #SustainableArchitecture, #ConsultingJobs, #ResearchProfessionals, #RDOpportunities, #EnvironmentalCareers, #CareerInResearch, #RDHiring, #JobFairResearch, #VirtualJobFair, #CareerInConsulting, #ResearchAndDevelopment

The Undiagnosed Hackathon, hosted by Wilhelm Foundation in collaboration with Mayo Clinic will take place September 21-23, 2025 at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, United States. The Undiagnosed Hackathon’s main event will occur on September 22-23, with pre-activities and a welcome dinner kicking off the experience on September 21 and a concluding Rare Disease Symposium held on September 24. This event brings together a world-wide community of individuals—clinicians, bioinformaticians, molecular biologists, scientists, developers, AI specialists, and more—to solve complex cases for people living with undiagnosed conditions. As a collaborator, you would play a key role in solving cases and may act as a participant representative to provide their medical history and advocate on their behalf.

Events are scheduled Tuesdays at 7:00pm, every Tuesday between June 24th and July 29th Join the University of Minnesota's School of Physics and Astronomy for an Astounding series of free public lectures on Amazing Advances in Astrophysics! You are invited to come learn about the mysteries of the universe and what your local astrophysicists are doing to solve them every Tuesday in July at 7 p.m. Find out how citizen scientists are helping researchers find exciting and unexpected patterns in bigger-than-life data sets, what we can learn from staring directly at the sun, how scientist sleuths are looking back in time to see how the very first galaxies came to be, and more!