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Welcome to the UK meetup for Neo4j, the world's leading graph database. We think graph databases are the future of data storage, because it's so expressive to model interesting connected data in a graph and super fast to query too.
We host regular events at our office in Southwark where we cover a variety of topics in talk based and hands on sessions.
Whether you're new to the world of graph databases or if you're an experienced graphista, everyone's welcome to join us for a drink afterwards and we pick up the tab. It's a great opportunity to network (see, graphs are everywhere!), and also to put those burning questions to the Neo4j engineering team over a pint.

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See all- Network event71 attendees from 19 groups hostingAMA w/ author Siddhant Agarwal, on Building Neo4j-Powered Applications with LLMsLink visible for attendees
June is Neo4j Certification Month in the Neo4j Community, a perfect time to level up your graph skills and explore the future of intelligent applications.
Join us for a special livestream AMA with Siddhant Agarwal, Neo4j Developer Relations Community Leader and author of and author of the newly published Building Neo4j-Powered Applications with LLMs
In this session, we’ll dive into how developers can:
- Get started with graph databases and Neo4j
- Integrate large language models (LLMs) and generative AI into real-world apps
- Take the next step toward Neo4j Certification
Whether you're just beginning your graph journey or ready to architect AI-powered solutions, this is your opportunity to ask questions, get expert insight, and find your path to becoming a certified graph practitioner.
- Network event23 attendees from 22 groups hostingNeo4j Live: CyVer - Verifying Cypher QueriesLink visible for attendees
As RAG systems increasingly depend on Cypher queries generated by LLMs, correctness is no longer optional, it’s critical. In this livestream, we’ll introduce CyVer, an open-source Python library designed to verify Cypher queries against your Neo4j graph schema. Whether your queries are handcrafted or AI-generated, CyVer has your back.
Join us to learn how CyVer ensures:
- Syntax Validity: Catch malformed Cypher before it breaks your app
- Schema Alignment: Validate labels and relationships against your graph
- Property Accuracy: Confirm property access matches your data modelGuests: Christina-Maria Androna & Ioanna Mandilara
GitLab Repo: https://gitlab.com/netmode/CyVer
PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/CyVer/
Publication: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10990239
NETMODE Lab: https://www.netmode.ntua.gr/
ARSINOE: https://arsinoe-project.eu/ - Network event103 attendees from 30 groups hostingGraphTalk Pharma & Life SciencesLink visible for attendees
Register: https://go.neo4j.com/LECON250702GraphTalkPharmaMunich_Registration.html
Morning Sessions | Industry Success Stories
Hear success stories from top leading pharma and life sciences organizations, including Merck Group, Bayer, Qiagen, Novo Nordisk, BASF. Learn how they are using Neo4j to power real-world graph use cases.Afternoon Sessions | Technical Deep Dive
Perfect for those seeking practical, technical insights into GenAI, Knowledge Graphs and GraphRAG - featuring Syngenta, Care-for-Rare Foundation and Neo4j. We will explore how to integrate scientific RDF data into Neo4j, build knowledge graphs from diverse life science sources, and power GenAI applications with graph analytics.What you'll learn:
- Integrate complex, diverse biomedical data to uncover hidden patterns between genes, proteins, diseases and drug candidates
- Accelerate R&D by identifying novel drug targets and predicting efficacy using graph algorithms and AI
- Automate scientific workflows and enable natural language queries through GenAI and Large Language Models
- Build AI-ready data foundations that support production-grade, explainable GenAI applications like GraphRAG
Past events (389)
See all- Network event60 attendees from 22 groups hostingNeo4j Live: RushDB in Action - Graph-Native Tools for the AI EraThis event has passed