We will be at a different venue for this meetup - the Open Data Institute - as the Shoreditch Village Hall is closing down for refurbishment. Many thanks to Ulrich Atz for making it possible. The venue has a much smaller capacity than our previous ones so please sign up only if you really intend to come and/or amend your RSVP status so others may have your space. Thank you.

----

Last year we have started to invite a voluntary contribution of £3 at the door. This is to cover video equipment, other incidental and minor costs, refreshments and once the funds accumulate sufficiently a reserve fund in emergency when a free venue is not available and we need to look elsewhere. If you can't pay, that's ok. If you can, many thanks, it will help us to keep the meetups going and also make them better.

A London QS meetup consists a mixture of socialising and being able to talk to others and Show & Tell where people present or simply talk for 10-15 mins about their experience and experiments with self-tracking, quantifying and self-hacking whether it involves devices, applications or not. (Please read the guidelines for speakers and presenters below.)

We normally start at 6.30pm with actually talks at 7pm, giving you time to meet other people and settle in. This part lasts till about 8.30pm. We then move to a nearby pub, which is an essential and integral part of the meetup, as important as the first 'Show & Tell' one. If you can join us, I very much encourage you to do so. Not only it's always good fun, the conversations are equally interesting. The nearest pub is the Fox, which also has decent food, so we'll head there right after the meetup.

Guidelines for presenters & speakers at London QS meetups:

Do let me know if you would like to do a short talk, 10-15 mins. Personal perspective on your experience with data gathering, self-tracking or analysis is important. Simple '3rd party' presentations about devices or applications not always welcome. If you want to talk about a product or service, feel free to do so as long as it is from a personal perspective - covering how you personally have used it, for how long, what you have learnt, what data you have gathered and how you have benefited etc. If you haven't used a device or application personally but still want to talk about it, you can do so after attending a London QS meetup at least once before you present. This is because we assume (rightly or wrongly) that having met the people in the community and seen how the meetup works, it makes it harder to subject us to commercial and marketing pitches. One can but hope.

Important note on logistics:

There is usually someone checking names from the list of attendees at the entrance. Please make sure you stop to do that and then proceed to the space where meetup takes place. I usually try to be around by about 6pm.

We do try to start on time, though I understand work and London travel can interfere with that. We always wait a few minutes if it looks like most people haven't made it yet. If you know you are going to be late and get the chance, you can text me on my mobile: 07876 757129. Thank you.

Look forward to seeing you at the next meetup.

Adriana

The London Quantified Self Meetup Group

Science & Education

Quantified Self

Cognitive Science

New Technology

Education & Technology

Neuroscience

Science

Qsmap

Quantified Self London Show&Tell #34

The Open Data Institute

Share

What does your past 12 months of Meetup reveal about you? It's time to relive your personal highlights!

Don't miss your <highlight>2025 recap!</highlight>

The London Quantified Self Meetup Group

Quantified Self London Show&Tell #34

The London Quantified Self Meetup Group

Details

Members are also interested in