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Regular Open Night and Social, open to everyone, feel free to drop in, have a look around, and meet people.
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We're excited to announce a joint meetup between Agile Sheffield and Sheffield DevOps.
In this event we will describe how Agile ways of working are introduced through a typical digital delivery project and how they work to support DevOps in the build of a digital service.
The event will be hosted by Richard Joseph from Agile Sheffield and Jared Holgate from Sheffield DevOps.
Richard is an experienced Agile Coach, with a wealth of experience working across the UK in the public sector and providing training and coaching services to many companies in Sheffield.
Jared is an experienced DevOps engineer currently working for Microsoft.
Doors open at 6pm, for meet & greet & networking with pizza and beverages kindly provided by our hosts at BJSS.
The session will start at 6:30 and we should be all wrapped up by 8:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you all there. -
Come join us for all things AI in Sheffield. In April we have two talks:
Confessions of an AI Obsessed University Lecturer - Will Roberts
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Work on sewing, quilting, knitting, and crochet projects.
Share skills and tips in a creative, friendly, and supportive environment.
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There are many opportunities for collaboration between your organization and the Department of Computing at Sheffield Hallam University. Are you aware that we can work with you on:
Research projects including knowledge exchange
Student projects of varying lengths and nature
Hiring apprentices, placement students and graduates
The Computer Science and Software Engineering group at Sheffield Hallam University invites you to a showcase of student work done with companies across South Yorkshire, the UK, and abroad.
-Talk to students about their experiences working with a wide range of organizations as part of their degree, including on placement.
-Meet academic staff and discuss the many ways that we can work with you. Discover the range of opportunities we have for research and innovation, including projects funded by Innovate UK.
-Learn about placements and graduate jobs.
-Find out about the benefits to you of Higher Degree Apprenticeships at both undergraduate and postgrad... -
FaithTech Sheffield
Are you a Christian working in tech, or just someone curious about the relevance of faith to tech? Want to connect with a community of like-minded people who love Jesus and love tech? Join us for a social evening of community building. All are welcome.
New date and venue for the next FaithTech
We've postponed the April FaithTech meetup by a week to avoid a clash with Sheffield Startup, which had already scheduled their meetup for 25 April.
We'll now meet on Wednesday, 1 May instead, which will also allow those with a regular commitment on a Thursday an opportunity to join us.
This time round, we've planned a social gathering in town to enable us to continue to get to know each other and forge deeper, more meaningful relationships.
We will meet at Bungalows and Bears on Division Street from 18:00 for after-work drinks, followed by food at Pieminster at 19:00 for an updated take on a 'pie and pea supper'.
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Code Club - Open to the Public
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Dive into the World of AI with Ease! 🚀
💡 Ever wondered how AI can benefit your business? Unsure where to start? Do you feel uneasy about the ethical implications and risks it brings along? You're not alone, and the best part? You've got everything you need to jumpstart your AI adventure already - and we're here to show you how.
🤖 AI is revolutionizing the business world by enhancing customer service, speeding up decision-making with rapid data analysis and automating mundane tasks, freeing up valuable time for strategic work. AI is the key to efficiency, insight, and responsiveness in your business.
Join us for an Exclusive AI Experience Session hosted by Angel Takooree, where we demystify AI for you. We will cover everything you need, whether it's identifying business processes improvements by using automation, tackling data protection concerns, addressing the fears within your organization, or simply wondering how to begin.
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An excuse for a wee Friday night catch up over a beer or two. Note the venue is unlicenced, but you can BYOB (bring your own beer - it's encouraged!), though there are free teas and coffees too.
All welcome, from complete beginners to the more experienced users.
Come learn about what projects we've been working on or new technology we've been experimenting with. -
Glasgow 2600 meetings are similar to those held around the world. Hackers, crackers, geeks, hats of any colour, technology enthusiasts, hacktivists, and other like-minded folks are most welcome. We do not judge anyone and everyone has something to contribute, no matter their level of expertise.
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Our monthly Electronics and Radio club is aimed at anyone interested in electronics and/or radio to drop in and work on or get help with projects.
Not sure where to start with soldering or want some tips on improving the surface mount soldering on your latest project? Always wondered how to use an oscilloscope? Drop by and someone should be able to help you.
Interested in finding out about amateur radio and how to get licenced or have a licence and want to check your new radios performance on our equipment? One of our existing licence holders should have all the info you need.
People of all abilities are welcome to drop by for a chat and work on their projects using our variety of equipment in our friendly space. -
Monthly CTF - HackTheBox/TryHackMe/Other
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Regular Open Night and Social, open to everyone, feel free to drop in, have a look around, and meet people.
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Work on sewing, quilting, knitting, and crochet projects.
Share skills and tips in a creative, friendly, and supportive environment.
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For May we have combined our Data Meetup and Python User Group sessions into a single evening.
"Growing up in the North East of Scotland I have always been interested in our unique weather system. In 2019 with an effort to learn more about computing I bought a RaspberryPi. Naturally the project that captured my attention was titled "build your own weather station" and the story begins.
"I will talk to the evolution of the project over the last few years, from construction (learning to solder) access to 3D printing (Thanks Aberdeen Library) and various customisations including an air quality sensor, deploying a website, adding a camera and use of a machine learning algorithm on my dataset to generate my own temperature forecast. The learning curve has been steep, with numerous mis-steps and "if i were to do it again" anecdotes.
Bio: Luke has worked as a reservoir engineer for sixteen years primarily focused on oil and gas production forecasting and field development decisions.... -
Code Club - Open to the Public
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Our next meetup is on Thursday 9th May at Sheffield Tech Parks.
Speakers and format TBC. Do get in touch if you're interested in speaking at this or a future event, or if your company might be interested in sponsoring us. -
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This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on a big screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software and it's scripting language, GDScript, which is quite similar to Python.
We'll try to build a replica of Wolfenstein 3D from scratch. -
Regular Open Night and Social, open to everyone, feel free to drop in, have a look around, and meet people.
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Join us for this insightful webinar that dives into the world of reporting in recruitment and how this landscape is becoming more important. We’ll explore how recruitment processes can be improved by studying the data available.
- The importance of data: Learn from experts why analysing data consistently is so important for SMEs.
- Discover how new technologies make reporting easier and more efficient.
- Data driven results: Discover how making data driven decisions will help meet diversity goals and improve the quality of hire.
- Understand how data driven recruiting can empower a single person or small recruitment teams in SMEs.
Be sure to catch this webinar to level up your data driven recruitment strategy. Don’t miss the opportunity to find out from the experts and get the knowledge you need to use data to your advantage. -
We are a group of A-level and college students in Sheffield who have come together with the aim of connecting students and employers directly. We aim to do this by organising interactive events that help students form a much better understanding of opportunities that exist, eliminating common misconceptions and making the path to a job in the technology industry much clearer!
The events are organised and led by students to help them be as enjoyable and informative as possible, removing the common power dynamic and facilitating a less formal space where students can feel more comfortable asking questions and getting to know employers and each other, helping with employment and apprenticeship opportunities in the future.
As this is the launch event it is going to be relatively small and simple, with the aim of dispelling myths about employment and building up networking connections, alongside forming the student network and finding people who would be interested in getting involved... -
Work on sewing, quilting, knitting, and crochet projects.
Share skills and tips in a creative, friendly, and supportive environment.
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Code Club - Open to the Public
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BCS: South Yorkshire Branch: TechConnect: Connecting Aspirations to Tech Realities - South Yorkshire
Join us for TechConnect, a dynamic event designed to bridge the gap between junior developers looking to kick start their careers, and employers in the industry. If you’re a recent graduate, a career changer, or an employer seeking top talent, TechConnect offers a unique platform to network, learn, and connect.
What to Expect:
Inspiring Lightning Talks: Hear from leading tech companies who will provide knowledge and advice on getting into tech, alongside individuals who have successfully transitioned into their dream career.
Gain valuable insights into the industry, career paths, and the skills that employers value most.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals from a diverse range of tech companies and backgrounds.
Expand your network, exchange ideas, and explore potential career opportunities.
Expert Advice: Get practical advice on job seeking strategies, crafting standout CVs and portfolios, and acing interviews in the tech industry.
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-led!This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D VR scenes/games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on my screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software. It's easy to learn and experiment with as it's all based on Javascript and HTML.
We'll have some VR headsets so you can try out what you are creating in a proper virtual environment. -
Regular Open Night and Social, open to everyone, feel free to drop in, have a look around, and meet people.
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Work on sewing, quilting, knitting, and crochet projects.
Share skills and tips in a creative, friendly, and supportive environment.
Free to Hackspace members, £3 for non-members. -
Code Club - Open to the Public
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Regular Open Night and Social, open to everyone, feel free to drop in, have a look around, and meet people.
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We're in Room 12.4.12 at the Charles Street Building, Sheffield Hallam University, 120 Charles St, Sheffield, S1 2NE, England
You'll need to sign-in at the security desk, but look for FES signs up into the lift and the 4th floor.
Details TBC
Before you attend, please read our code of conduct: bit.ly -
Sheffield StartUp is a lively evening get-together that pulls in the region's top talents from the startup scene. Set in Showroom Café Bar in Sheffield city centre, this event is all about sparking real connections, having insightful chats, and opening doors for teamwork among cool entrepreneurs, potential investors, and folks from different industry corners. With a fun and diverse crowd, the buzz here fuels fresh ideas and sets the stage for future collaborations that could kick off the next big wave of innovation.
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Our monthly Electronics and Radio club is aimed at anyone interested in electronics and/or radio to drop in and work on or get help with projects.
Not sure where to start with soldering or want some tips on improving the surface mount soldering on your latest project? Always wondered how to use an oscilloscope? Drop by and someone should be able to help you.
Interested in finding out about amateur radio and how to get licenced or have a licence and want to check your new radios performance on our equipment? One of our existing licence holders should have all the info you need.
People of all abilities are welcome to drop by for a chat and work on their projects using our variety of equipment in our friendly space. -
Regular Open Night and Social, open to everyone, feel free to drop in, have a look around, and meet people.
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An excuse for a wee Friday night catch up over a beer or two. Note the venue is unlicenced, but you can BYOB (bring your own beer - it's encouraged!), though there are free teas and coffees too.
All welcome, from complete beginners to the more experienced users.
Come learn about what projects we've been working on or new technology we've been experimenting with. -
Glasgow 2600 meetings are similar to those held around the world. Hackers, crackers, geeks, hats of any colour, technology enthusiasts, hacktivists, and other like-minded folks are most welcome. We do not judge anyone and everyone has something to contribute, no matter their level of expertise.
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This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on a big screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software and it's scripting language, GDScript, which is quite similar to Python.
We'll try to build a replica of Wolfenstein 3D from scratch. -
Regular Open Night and Social, open to everyone, feel free to drop in, have a look around, and meet people.
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Come join us to discuss all things Accessibility. Harriet Holman and Melissa Rocks will host a talk about the topic in general and how and why we should test for it. We'd love to see some of you there!
Pizza will be provided (thanks to our lovely sponsors at BJSS!) but please message me if you have any dietary requirements we need to account for.
Thanks everyone!
Agenda
18:00 - 18:30: Guest Arrival, Networking, Pizza & Beverages
18:30 - 19:30: Presentation
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This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D VR scenes/games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on my screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software. It's easy to learn and experiment with as it's all based on Javascript and HTML.
We'll have some VR headsets so you can try out what you are creating in a proper virtual environment. -
We're in Room 12.4.12 at the Charles Street Building, Sheffield Hallam University, 120 Charles St, Sheffield, S1 2NE, England
You'll need to sign-in at the security desk, but look for FES signs up into the lift and the 4th floor.
Details TBC
Before you attend, please read our code of conduct: bit.ly -
Sheffield StartUp is a lively evening get-together that pulls in the region's top talents from the startup scene. Set in Showroom Café Bar in Sheffield city centre, this event is all about sparking real connections, having insightful chats, and opening doors for teamwork among cool entrepreneurs, potential investors, and folks from different industry corners. With a fun and diverse crowd, the buzz here fuels fresh ideas and sets the stage for future collaborations that could kick off the next big wave of innovation.
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An excuse for a wee Friday night catch up over a beer or two. Note the venue is unlicenced, but you can BYOB (bring your own beer - it's encouraged!), though there are free teas and coffees too.
All welcome, from complete beginners to the more experienced users.
Come learn about what projects we've been working on or new technology we've been experimenting with. -
Glasgow 2600 meetings are similar to those held around the world. Hackers, crackers, geeks, hats of any colour, technology enthusiasts, hacktivists, and other like-minded folks are most welcome. We do not judge anyone and everyone has something to contribute, no matter their level of expertise.
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Our monthly Electronics and Radio club is aimed at anyone interested in electronics and/or radio to drop in and work on or get help with projects.
Not sure where to start with soldering or want some tips on improving the surface mount soldering on your latest project? Always wondered how to use an oscilloscope? Drop by and someone should be able to help you.
Interested in finding out about amateur radio and how to get licenced or have a licence and want to check your new radios performance on our equipment? One of our existing licence holders should have all the info you need.
People of all abilities are welcome to drop by for a chat and work on their projects using our variety of equipment in our friendly space. -
This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on a big screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software and it's scripting language, GDScript, which is quite similar to Python.
We'll try to build a replica of Wolfenstein 3D from scratch. -
This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D VR scenes/games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on my screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software. It's easy to learn and experiment with as it's all based on Javascript and HTML.
We'll have some VR headsets so you can try out what you are creating in a proper virtual environment. -
With a new state-of-the-art venue and our biggest ever speaker line-up, we're taking this summer's event to the next level.
We went big for our August 2023 event, expanding to two stages for the first time, hosting more than 22 speakers and panelists across the day and welcoming over 230 marketers from all over the UK.
This year, we're moving up the road to The Wave, the University of Sheffield's futuristic new building.
This will be another brilliant day of insights across all digital marketing disciplines: SEO, Digital PR, Content, Social, PPC, marketing strategy and more. -
We're in Room 12.4.12 at the Charles Street Building, Sheffield Hallam University, 120 Charles St, Sheffield, S1 2NE, England
You'll need to sign-in at the security desk, but look for FES signs up into the lift and the 4th floor.
Details TBC -
Glasgow 2600 meetings are similar to those held around the world. Hackers, crackers, geeks, hats of any colour, technology enthusiasts, hacktivists, and other like-minded folks are most welcome. We do not judge anyone and everyone has something to contribute, no matter their level of expertise.
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An excuse for a wee Friday night catch up over a beer or two. Note the venue is unlicenced, but you can BYOB (bring your own beer - it's encouraged!), though there are free teas and coffees too.
All welcome, from complete beginners to the more experienced users.
Come learn about what projects we've been working on or new technology we've been experimenting with. -
Our monthly Electronics and Radio club is aimed at anyone interested in electronics and/or radio to drop in and work on or get help with projects.
Not sure where to start with soldering or want some tips on improving the surface mount soldering on your latest project? Always wondered how to use an oscilloscope? Drop by and someone should be able to help you.
Interested in finding out about amateur radio and how to get licenced or have a licence and want to check your new radios performance on our equipment? One of our existing licence holders should have all the info you need.
People of all abilities are welcome to drop by for a chat and work on their projects using our variety of equipment in our friendly space. -
This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on a big screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software and it's scripting language, GDScript, which is quite similar to Python.
We'll try to build a replica of Wolfenstein 3D from scratch. -
This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D VR scenes/games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on my screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software. It's easy to learn and experiment with as it's all based on Javascript and HTML.
We'll have some VR headsets so you can try out what you are creating in a proper virtual environment. -
Glasgow 2600 meetings are similar to those held around the world. Hackers, crackers, geeks, hats of any colour, technology enthusiasts, hacktivists, and other like-minded folks are most welcome. We do not judge anyone and everyone has something to contribute, no matter their level of expertise.
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An excuse for a wee Friday night catch up over a beer or two. Note the venue is unlicenced, but you can BYOB (bring your own beer - it's encouraged!), though there are free teas and coffees too.
All welcome, from complete beginners to the more experienced users.
Come learn about what projects we've been working on or new technology we've been experimenting with. -
This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on a big screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software and it's scripting language, GDScript, which is quite similar to Python.
We'll try to build a replica of Wolfenstein 3D from scratch. -
This event will show you how to get started creating basic 3D VR scenes/games. It will be more of a workshop format - I'll demo on my screen and you'll be able to work alongside me as we show the ins and outs of the software. It's easy to learn and experiment with as it's all based on Javascript and HTML.
We'll have some VR headsets so you can try out what you are creating in a proper virtual environment.