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Biohacking & Longevity Meetup - Berlin

Biohacking & Longevity Meetup - Berlin

Mon, Feb 16, 6:00 PM
From Biohacking & Longevity

## Neuro-Scents, mental longevity & die Zukunft der Wahrnehmung Wie beeinflussen Düfte unser Denken, unsere Entscheidungen – und unsere Fähigkeit, mental klar, fokussiert und resilient zu bleiben, auch langfristig? In diesem Community Meetup tauchen wir in die Welt der **Neuro-Scents** ein – an der Schnittstelle von Neurowissenschaft, Psychologie und sensorischer Experience – und sprechen darüber, welche Rolle Düfte für **mental longevity** spielen können: Fokus, Emotionsregulation, Stressresilienz und kognitive Performance im Alltag. ### Was dich erwartet: 🔍 **Aktuelle Studien & Insights** Wir teilen aktuelle Forschungsergebnisse darüber, wie Düfte Gehirnprozesse, Emotionen, Stresslevel, Fokus und langfristige mentale Performance beeinflussen können. 🌿 **Neuro-Scents bewusst erleben** Es bleibt nicht bei Theorie: Du erlebst ausgewählte Düfte ganz bewusst und reflektierst ihre Wirkung auf Wahrnehmung, Mood und mentale Klarheit in Echtzeit. 🚀 **Feedback-Session: ÆR Neuro-Scents Experience** Wir stellen **ÆR** vor – unsere Neuro-Scents Experience, entwickelt, um Düfte gezielt in Alltag, Work und Performance zu integrieren, mit Fokus auf **mental longevity**. Dein Feedback fließt direkt in die Weiterentwicklung ein. 🥂 **Drinks on us** Für Drinks ist gesorgt. Wir schaffen eine entspannte, intime Atmosphäre für offenen Austausch, Curiosity und meaningful Conversations. *ÆR — designing focus, clarity, and mental longevity, one breath at a time.*

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26 attendees
Scaling E-commerce: Founder Breakfast by Finom

Scaling E-commerce: Founder Breakfast by Finom

Wed, Feb 18, 7:30 AM
From Berlin Founders, Marketing & E-Commerce Meetups
4.7

A curated evening for founders to swap battle-tested ways to keep focus, cut noise, and run a growing business without burning out.​ Registration ONLY through Luma at https://luma.com/x1l7qb0l Join our WhatsApp group, where you get informed about our Marketing/Business/E-Commerce-events in Berlin: [https://link.digitalideas.io/whatsapp-berlin](https://link.digitalideas.io/whatsapp-berlin).

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BrowserStack QA In-Person meetup - February

BrowserStack QA In-Person meetup - February

Thu, Feb 26, 5:15 PM
From BrowserStack meetup group Berlin
4.6

**Join us for our QA meetup of the BrowserStack Meetup group Berlin.** **Session : Will be Updated soon** **Date & Time - February 26th, 6:15 PM** **Location - Will be updated soon** **We’re also looking for speakers! If you're interested, fill out the form below. No need for a finalized topic—just share a basic idea, and we’ll work with you to refine it.** **[Speaker Volunteering form](https://forms.gle/L11ywDXRB5ixVpfh7)** **Few notes:** **🔹 This will be an In-person event** **Mark your calendars and reserve your spot now! We can't wait to see you there!** **Note- RSVP doesn't confirm your seat, We will be sending the confirmation email one day prior to the Meetup to confirm your seat.** **" Want to stay connected with the QA community beyond the meetup? Join our BrowserStack Discord Server to get updates, continue discussions, and network with fellow QA professionals. Don't miss out—be part of the conversation! "** **[Click here to join our BrowserStack Discord Server](https://www.browserstack.com/discord?utm_source=landingpage&utm_medium=website&utm_platform=&utm_content=communityengagement&utm_campaign=Meetup-pro-members&utm_campaigncode=701OW00000JSpvzYAD&utm_term=Meetup-landing-page-invite)**

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Founders beers #30 (and drinks and snacks)

Founders beers #30 (and drinks and snacks)

Fri, Feb 20, 6:00 PM
From Founders Meetup Berlin
4.5

After a longer break we are back with the Founders beers, in a place, where you can also order some snack and other drinks than beer. As usual: the event is free, you "just" pay for your orders. The crowd: experienced founders, founders-to-be, tech people, usually a nice mix to have great conversations during the evening. Hope to see you there in 2026!

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Berlin Cybersecurity Social #24

Berlin Cybersecurity Social #24

Thu, Feb 26, 5:00 PM
From Berlin Cybersecurity Social
4.7

This session is part of the Berlin Cybersecurity Social community’s monthly meetup, where security professionals, leaders, and enthusiasts come together to share knowledge and connect. So are you a cybersecurity professional looking to connect with like-minded professionals, share experiences, and make friends? Look no further! **Cyber Risk in Banking & Finance: Regulation, Reality, and Measurement (Roundtable & Lightning Talk)** ​Ever wondered what is really happening in banking and finance when it comes to cybersecurity regulation, risk, and board-level accountability? ​Join the Berlin Cybersecurity Social community at the **Deutsche Bank Berlin Technology Centre** for an evening focused on how cyber risk is understood, measured, and communicated inside some of the most highly regulated organisations in the world. ​This month’s edition brings together senior security leaders from banking and fintech sectors for an open discussion and lightning talk on cyber risk, decision-making, and operating security programs in complex, regulated environments. ​**🔹 Roundtable Discussion - 45 mins** ​The evening will open with a roundtable conversation featuring: * ​Deputy CISO from **Deutsche Bank** Carsten Fischer * ​CISO of **N26** Reinhold Wochner * ​CSO of **Upvest** Sebastien Jeanquier ​The discussion will explore how security leaders assess and manage risk, align cybersecurity with business priorities, and communicate effectively with executive leadership and boards. ​**🎤 Lightning Talk 1 - 30 Mins** ​**Cyber Risk Quantification: From Theory to Practice** **Dr. Sybe Izaak Rispens** ​Traditional cybersecurity metrics often fail to express risk in business terms. This session explores how cyber threats can be translated into financial impact using quantitative frameworks such as FAIR. Dr. Rispens will walk through practical steps including identifying critical assets, estimating loss event frequency and magnitude, and using simulations to support decision-making. ​Drawing on real-world experience from financial institutions, including leadership roles at **Klarna AB** and **Trade Republic Bank**, the talk shows how cyber risk quantification helps security teams prioritize investments, justify budgets at board level, and integrate cybersecurity into enterprise risk management. ​ ​**🎤 Lightning Talk 2 - 30 mins** **​Entropy and Empathy: Applying Technical Writing Principles to Cybersecurity** **Dustin Smith – DB Security Strategy and Frameworks** ​Despite significant investment in cybersecurity technologies, many successful cyber-attacks still originate from human behavior rather than technical failure. This talk explores why traditional, information-based security awareness programs often fail to translate into secure behavior, and why cybersecurity culture should be understood as a behavioral and organizational change, not just a compliance or training exercise. Drawing on insights from behavioral economics, psychology, and real-world breach data, it highlights how attackers exploit human decision-making habits and social dynamics, and why simply knowing the “right thing” is rarely enough. ​The presentation introduces a transformational approach to cybersecurity culture that focuses on shaping behavior, norms, and shared responsibility across the organization, especially under pressure and during incidents. It connects cybersecurity culture to cyber resilience, a critical concern for financial institutions, and examines how these challenges are amplified in the AI era, where attacks are faster, more convincing, and more personalized. The goal is to offer a practical, strategic perspective on how financial institutions can move beyond awareness and compliance toward sustainable, human-centered security. *** ​As always, expect thoughtful discussion, practical insights, and meaningful connections with peers from across the Berlin cybersecurity community. **About Berlin Cybersecurity Social:** This meetup is open to cybersecurity professionals of all levels, from beginners to experts. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting your journey in the field, this event is the perfect opportunity to connect with others who share your passion for cybersecurity.

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Data Engineering at Superhuman: from writing assistant to agent platform

Data Engineering at Superhuman: from writing assistant to agent platform

Tue, Feb 17, 5:30 PM
From Grammarly Tech Talks
4.7

**Thank you for your interest in our meetup. Due to the venue’s capacity, registration is now closed.** We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you at future events. __________________________________________________ Join us on February 17 as **Superhuman’s Data Engineering team** shares examples of **how they scaled from a writing assistant to an agent platform**, unified analytics and ML data, and migrated core systems without slowing product delivery. ✅ **Registration**: Closed 🚀 **Enabling Rapid Experimentation: Unifying Analytics and ML Data in Databricks** Enabling teams to rapidly experiment with new AI models requires breaking down silos between analytical data and ML training datasets. At Superhuman, we consolidated both into Databricks as we scaled from a writing assistant to an agent platform. In this talk, we will: * Share our journey from our fragmented data systems to a unified platform in Databricks * Walk through design choices on how we organize Workspaces, Unity Catalog, and data ingestion * Explain how we apply and manage our privacy policies, governance, and access control 🚀 **Rebuilding the Engine: Migrating Data Systems While Keeping Products Moving** During this talk, we'll explore how to migrate core data systems while maintaining product velocity amid organizational and architectural change. We’ll cover: * The migration philosophy behind translate vs. transplant, and when each approach makes sense * Key data validation challenges encountered during system migrations * How to scope migration efforts realistically under time and delivery pressure * Architectural trade-offs and lessons learned from high-impact decisions **About Speakers**: **[Niels van Kaam](https://www.linkedin.com/in/niels-van-kaam-aa731768/)** is a tech lead for the ML Data team at Superhuman, where he’s building the data foundation for the company’s transition from a writing assistant to an agent platform. Previously, he worked on large-scale data systems for ad-tech at Amadeus Berlin and on geospatial applications for startups in the Netherlands. **[Dave Heberer](https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-heberer/)** is a software engineer at Superhuman with nearly 25 years of experience building data infrastructure across major tech companies. His background includes work at Microsoft, Tableau, and Facebook, spanning operating systems, computer vision, gaming platforms, and large-scale data and analytics systems. **💥 Who should attend?** (Data) Engineers making design decisions amid organizational change and rapid product development. **Agenda:** ✨ 18:30–19:00: Registration and networking ✨ 19:00–20:00: Talk ✨ 20:00–21:00: Mingle with our team **✅ Where:** In-person, Superhuman Berlin hub **✅ When:** Tuesday, February 17 **✅ Language:** English ✅ **Registration**: Closed **The event is free. Registration is mandatory**. Due to a limited number of seats, the invites will be sent to a limited number of interested guests on a first registered, first invited basis. Please check your inbox for a confirmation email about your attendance.

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Growth hacking focuses on using innovative, low-cost strategies to help businesses acquire and retain customers rapidly. Through Meetups in Berlin, you can learn directly from experienced marketers and expand your network with like-minded professionals.

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Yes, you're welcome to join multiple groups. This allows you to benefit from a wide array of insights and strategies, meeting various experts and expanding your knowledge base.

In Berlin, you’ll find an array of growth hacking events, from workshops focusing on digital marketing tools to roundtable discussions with industry leaders sharing successful strategies.

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Yes, many meetups welcome beginners. Organizers often start with the basics, providing foundational knowledge before diving into more complex growth hacking strategies.

Meetup's focus is primarily on group activities rather than facilitating one-on-one networking. However, attending events can lead to making personal connections through shared interests.

Yes, events are a great place to receive expert tips in growth hacking, as seasoned marketers often participate, eager to share their experiences and successful tactics.

You can contribute by actively participating in discussions, sharing your own experiences, or volunteering to host or organize an event if you feel comfortable doing so.

Certainly! While Meetup encourages group activities, attendees regularly connect outside of events, developing professional and personal collaborations and friendships.

Meetup itself does not organize events; instead, groups and hosts independently plan them. This keeps the diversity and growth hacking topics fresh and tailored to community needs.

Yes, some groups might choose to hold virtual Meetups. Always check the event details for location information, ensuring you’re aware if it’s online or an in-person session.

Not all niche interests may have a group initially, but don't be deterred. You can always start your own Meetup group or suggest new topics to existing groups in Berlin.