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Hike and Reflect - Wandern und Austausch

Sat, Oct 24, 7:30 AM

From Hike and Reflect

🥾 Hike & Reflect Hiking together, spending time outdoors, having good conversations and simply seeing what develops along the way. We usually meet on Saturday mornings and explore beautiful hiking routes around Berlin that are easy to reach by regional train or public transport. Most hikes take around 4–5 hours and cover approximately 15–20 km. 🌿 What happens along the way From time to time, I will bring in reflection questions, conversation prompts or simple exercises. Sometimes we might practise really listening to each other, explore a personal question, look at something from a different perspective or simply experience nature more consciously. We might also try a short partner exercise or walk a small section with our eyes closed. Everything is optional. You are just as welcome to come along, enjoy the landscape, meet new people and be part of the group without joining every exercise or conversation. 💬 The coaching element I am a certified systemic coach with around 12 years of corporate experience. I bring some of my coaching background into the questions, exercises and overall structure of the hikes. At the same time, this is not about me coaching everyone. The idea is to create a space where people can learn from each other, share experiences, listen properly and discover new perspectives through conversation. I provide a few impulses and a loose framework. The group creates the rest. 🤝 What Hike & Reflect is about Movement, nature, meeting people and having conversations that we often do not make enough time for in everyday life. Sometimes the conversations may become thoughtful, sometimes they will be light and funny, and sometimes we may simply walk next to each other for a while. We will see what happens. 👟 Who is it for? Anyone who enjoys being outdoors, meeting new people and likes the idea of combining hiking with a little more reflection and conversation. The hikes are designed for different fitness levels, although 15–20 km does require a basic level of fitness and being comfortable walking for several hours.

18 attendees

berlinCreators eLAB-Werkstattabend

Tue, Oct 20, 4:00 PM

From berlinCreators - Your friendly Makerspace (ehem. eLAB)

4.9

Wir bieten allen Interessierten die Möglichkeit, mit Elektronik zu basteln. Workshops und Vorträge zu verschiedenen Themen rund um Elektronik und Software sind willkommen. Von Arduino bis zu komplett selbst entwickelten High-End Schaltungen sind wir für alle kreativen Ideen offen. Wir haben auch Gruppen rund um das Nähen, Programmieren, Retro Computer. Wir treffen uns immer am Dienstag und am Freitag ab 18:00 Uhr. Egal ob Anfänger oder Profi – hier seid Ihr jederzeit Willkommen. Ihr könnt mit anderen fachsimpeln oder auch mit unserer Hilfe Eure ersten elektronischen Gehversuche starten. Wenn zeitgleich in den vorderen Räumen Workshops oder Vorträge stattfinden, kann hinten Werkstattbetrieb stattfinden.

1 attendee

berlinCreators Werkstattabend

Fri, Oct 9, 4:00 PM

From berlinCreators - Your friendly Makerspace (ehem. eLAB)

4.9

Unser Verein berlinCreators e.V. trifft sich jeden Freitag ab 18 Uhr im Makerspace. Wir haben Gruppen rund um Elektronik, 3D-Druck, Nähen, Programmieren, Retro Computer. Egal ob Anfänger oder Profi – hier seid Ihr Willkommen. Ihr könnt mit anderen fachsimpeln, Euch inspirieren lassen oder auch mit unserer Hilfe Eure ersten Projekte starten. Wenn Ihr Euch bei uns wohlfühlt und Mitglieder bei den berlinCreators werden möchtest, freuen wir uns. Kommt vorbei, lernt den Space, uns und die Möglichkeiten kennen.

2 attendees

[ Online ] OpenMates for teams: Collaborate on projects, AI chats & workflows

Wed, Oct 14, 5:00 PM

From OpenMates Meetup Group

Want to bring working on your business to the next level? To collaborate on projects, shared AI chats, automation workflows and task management? With an AI agents & productivity software optimized for freelancers, solopreneurs and small teams? With encryption that allows only your teams devices to decrypt all your team chats, projects and other sensitive data? This presentation plus Q&A will give you an introduction into how to work with the teams feature in OpenMates.org - which allows you to properly separate your work from your personal chats, projects, tasks and workflows. With no subscription and no minimum seat count required. Instead with a simple credits based pay per use system. Buy usage credits for your team, then use them for the various things you can do on OpenMates. In the Q&A part you have plenty of time to ask questions, explain & discuss the workflows & needs of your team - and get free recommendations for how to best setup your team and get the most out of OpenMates. Video call link: [https://meet.openmates.org](https://meet.openmates.org)

2 attendees

XTC Berlin: Hardware and Wetware in the loop.

Tue, Oct 13, 5:00 PM

From eXtreme Tuesday Club Berlin

4.8

**Topic: Hardware and Wetware in the loop. This is how software is done in regulated industries?** What is wetware? How you loop it? And how is it to actully work in regulated industries? This in more in this session of the XTC! **What to Expect:** * A concise, 5-10 minute expert presentation introducing us to the nuances of the topic. * Engage in insightful discussions with fellow participants in breakout groups, exploring diverse experiences and practices. * Dive into prepared questions designed to challenge and expand your perspective on the topic. * A fantastic opportunity to network with like-minded professionals and enthusiasts passionate about software development and team building. *** **Broadening Our Discussions:** We explore a wide range of topics, including Extreme Programming (XP), agile management methods, lean theory, career management, programming katas, and other areas related to software development. Whether you're new to software, a seasoned practitioner, or an expert, your insights and experiences are valued here! *** **Event Details:** We'll gather from 7:00 PM, officially start the session at 7:15 PM, and take a break at 8:30 PM to decide the topic for our next session. Don't miss this chance to learn, share, and connect!

6 attendees

✨ Speak, Lead, and Connect with First Berlin Toastmasters! ✨ (in-person)

Wed, Oct 21, 4:30 PM

From ✨ Speak, Lead, and Connect with First Berlin Toastmasters! ✨

4.8

Want to improve your speaking skills? Rock future presentations? Boost your feedback skills? If your answer is "YES!"... Be our guest (for free) and join Berlin's oldest public speaking club, First Berlin Toastmasters. We meet **every 1st and 3rd Wednesday at 6:30 pm** and start sharp at 6:45 p.m. CET. **Where?** St. Lukas-Kirche (near Anhalter Bahnhof) Bernburger Straße 4-5, 10963 in Berlin [https://goo.gl/maps/AhDfDmVndqbC9A1C9](https://goo.gl/maps/AhDfDmVndqbC9A1C9) You'll find us in the Gemeindesaal – on the first floor of the building to the right of the church. Get ready for speeches, fun games, feedback, a welcoming atmosphere, lots of fun, inspiration, and many learnings that will help you to become a stronger communicator and happier human being ;) Come at 6:30 CET and get a personal introduction to the Toastmaster's program here at First Berlin. We're looking forward to welcoming you! Best wishes, Yevgen Schweden - VP Public Relations \-\-\- Follow us on LinkedIn [First Berlin Toastmasters](https://www.linkedin.com/company/first-berlin-toastmasters)

9 attendees

MUSIC PRODUCTION CLASS

Sat, Oct 17, 10:30 AM

From Artists & Musicians Hangout & Events in Berlin

4.1

**Melodic Masterpieces** *an open Music Creation Session for Producers, Singers & Songwriters* This program is structured into a repeating 4-week cycle, with each week focusing on a key stage of the music creation process—from initial inspiration to a fully mixed production. At the end of each month, the cycle resets back to Module 1. This allows for continuous repetition, progressive skill-building, and flexible entry at any stage of the cycle. The workshop is led by **experienced producers who have worked with major artists, record labels, management teams, and global brands**, bringing real-world industry insight into the creative process. This workshop is designed for **beginners / intermediate-level participants.** ‍ > Connect with fellow Musicians, develop & turn Your ideas into finished tracks. **Module 1: Music Theory, Sample Selection & Sound Design** This module covers the core foundations of music creation. Participants learn essential music theory concepts, how to choose effective samples & how to design original sounds. The focus is on building a strong sonic and musical foundation for ideas & tracks. **Module 2: Beat & Groove Programming** Development of rhythm, drum patterns, and groove-based elements. This module focuses on timing, swing, layering, and creating dynamic, modern beats that support vocals, songwriting & production ideas. **Module 3: Vision, Songwriting & Recording** This module focuses on artistic direction and expression. Participants develop song ideas, lyrics, and structure, and (if applicable) record vocals or musical ideas. The goal is to transform creative concepts into tangible recordings. **Module 4: Arrangement & Mixing** The final stage of the process. This module focuses on arranging the full track into a coherent structure and applying mixing techniques such as EQ, compression, spatial processing & balance to create a polished, release-ready sound. **Feedback & Review Session** At the end of each cycle, there is a dedicated feedback round where participants receive constructive critique on their work or ask questions. This session focuses on identifying strengths, improving technical and creative aspects & giving clear direction for the next iteration of their projects. > It’s a great way to connect with fellow Artists, Producers & Songwriters in Berlin‍ **SIGN UP & TICKETS:** No registration needed. Simply come by & get Your ticket at the box office before the class. **LEVEL:** Beginners / Intermediate **COSTS:** €15 regular (available at the Box Office) \- Free for Members > You've started. Now go further. See You soon. With Love, DNA. ‍

1 attendee

Data Science Retreat Demo Day #47

Tue, Oct 20, 3:30 PM

From Data Science Retreat

4.6

**Hey Berlin Data Folks!** We’re looking forward to welcoming you to our next **Data Science Demo Day on 20th October**. Our **Batch 47 participants** have been busy working on their final projects, and they’re ready to share what they’ve built. This time, we have **7 projects** covering a pretty wide mix of topics, from behavioral profiling and healthcare to career transitions, engineering, agriculture, fire detection, and even fermentation. It’ll be a relaxed autumn evening to see some practical data science and AI applications, meet others from Berlin’s data community, and chat about ideas, projects, and what people are working on. And, of course, we’ll have some pizza and drinks to keep everyone going. **Free to Attend!** **Agenda:** **17:30** \- Drinks and Networking **18:00** \- Welcome & Introduction Followed by Project Presentations **Project Ideas:** **1\. ML\-Based Data Broker Simulator** ***Project by Sascha Alexeyenko*** How much can your everyday browsing actually reveal about you? This project explores that question by building an ML-based data broker simulator. It combines browsing metadata with website content to look for patterns around a user’s emotions, activities, and behavior, both in the moment and over time. The project also demonstrates how these insights could be used to target people with certain content or recommendations at just the right moment. The idea is to make behavioral profiling feel less abstract and give people a clearer sense of what can be inferred from their browsing data and how those insights might be used to influence their choices. **2\. Personalized Psychiatric Treatment Selection for Depression** ***Project by Aleksandra Garifulina*** Finding the right antidepressant treatment can be a very individual process. This project explores whether machine learning can help support more personalized treatment selection using patient-level clinical characteristics and treatment-response data. The project looks at supervised classification methods to match treatments more closely to individual patient profiles. It also explores how clinical guidelines, treatment suitability, and contraindications could be incorporated into the process. The goal is to investigate how these tools could support clinical decision-making rather than replace it. **3\. Job Transition Workspace** ***Project by Timothy LeBon*** Changing careers can mean juggling job searches, applications, skills, resumes, advice, and a lot of uncertainty all at once. This project brings those pieces together in one intelligent career transition workspace. Using data from O\*NET, the U.S. Current Population Survey, and the Anthropic Economic Index, the system recommends roles based on a person’s skills, experience, career goals, and job-market demand. It also includes an LLM workspace that can work with resumes, chats, and cover letters, along with tools for things like job searches, email, reminders, and calendar management. The goal is to create one place where people can plan and manage a career change with more personalized, data-informed support. **4\. AI\-Assisted Requirement Change Impact Analysis** ***Project by Lakshmi Swetha Pasupuleti*** In complex engineering projects, changing one requirement can affect many other things, from software requirements and design decisions to test cases. This project looks at how AI can help engineers understand those connections, especially when they are not already documented. The idea is to use semantic analysis to find related engineering artifacts and, importantly, explain why they might be affected by a change. The project will compare AI-based methods with more traditional traceability approaches across different change scenarios. The end goal is a lightweight prototype that explores where AI can make requirement change analysis easier and more useful for engineers. **5\. cropSpectAI: Spectral Sensing and AI\-Driven Crop Health Monitoring** ***Project by Sharana Shivanand*** What if farmers could spot changes in a plant’s health before those changes were visible to the eye? cropSpectAI explores this idea using a low-cost portable device that combines spectral sensing with machine learning. The system captures how leaves reflect light across different wavelengths and uses those patterns to estimate important plant traits such as chlorophyll and nitrogen content. The project experiments with several machine-learning approaches to see how affordable, edge-based technology could help farmers identify problems earlier, make better-informed decisions, and potentially reduce unnecessary use of resources. **6\. Residential Fire and Smoke Detection Platform** ***Project by Abhishek Acharya*** Traditional smoke and heat detectors are essential, but they usually react once smoke or heat has reached the sensor. This project explores whether computer vision can provide an additional layer of information by recognizing signs of fire and smoke visually. The system is designed to understand context too. It looks at situations involving cooking flames, candles, fireplaces, steam, cigarette smoke, pans, stoves, and people to help distinguish an actual hazard from normal household activity. The aim is not to replace certified smoke or heat detectors, but to explore how visual AI could complement them with earlier, more context-aware detection while reducing unnecessary alarms. **7\. Predictive Fermentation Assistant** ***Project by Sylas Lau*** Fermentation sounds simple: give microbes the right ingredients and conditions, then give them time. In reality, factors like temperature, moisture, oxygen, and timing all interact, which makes getting consistent results surprisingly tricky. This project explores how machine learning can help home fermentation enthusiasts better understand and manage that process. From bread and yoghurt to koji, tempeh, and kimchi, the idea is to use data to make fermentation a little more predictable while still keeping the hands-on nature that makes it interesting. **20:10** \- Open for Networking **20:30** \- Wrap Up Come by, grab some pizza and a drink, meet the people behind the projects, and spend a cosy October evening with Berlin’s data community. We have **limited seats**, so please RSVP soon.

24 attendees

How is AI changing the world beyond software?

Thu, Oct 22, 4:30 PM

From On Product

4.7

After a too long break, it's time to get together again. And the next meetup topic is: **"How is AI changing the world beyond software?"** We, *software* product builders, deal with AI every day in our product work. We can imagine where things are heading in the our *software* building world, but what about the rest of the world? Healthcare, education, logistics, the arts? What's actually shifting out there? To keep it real, I'd love each of you to bring a guest who does NOT work in tech or software. A teacher, a doctor, an architect, a chef... anyone with a perspective from outside our bubble. More details coming soon. Looking forward to seeing you all again!

31 attendees

Build & Learn: From Data Science to AI Engineering Week 4

Sat, Oct 24, 8:00 AM

From ✨Build & Learn: AI with Coffee☕ ✨

4.8

**We are moving to Luma, check out our future events [there](https://luma.com/d7lm90gu)!** **📅 Week 4: Connect AI to your data with RAG** This event is part of our seven-week AI Engineering program, where we build an end-to-end AI application step by step and present our finished projects during Demo Day in Week 7. This week, we’ll work through the key layers of a modern AI application: * Learn how to chunk documents and create embeddings. * Use a vector database such as [pgvector](https://youtu.be/hAdEuDBN57g). * Build an [ingestion pipeline](https://youtu.be/9lBTS5dM27c) to embed and store documents. * Implement similarity search and [hybrid search](https://youtu.be/TbtBhbLh0cc). * Learn to evaluate retrieval quality and identify failure cases. By the end of the 7 week cycle, you should have a working AI application in your own GitHub repository and practical experience with AI pipelines, APIs, databases, retrieval, evaluation and deployment. You are welcome to follow the shared project or apply the weekly concepts to your own project. ✨ **Who is this for?** Anyone interested in transitioning towards AI engineering. No previous LLM or AI engineering experience is required. However, I recommend some basic programming experiences or be to help with your first build session. 💻 **Bring: Your laptop** and curiosity. Grab ☕ at the coffeeshop 💬 Our slides and meeting link with be shared on our Discord → [Join Discord Server](https://discord.gg/dPnmzcCP8w?utm_source=luma)

11 attendees

pi coding agent

Thu, Oct 22, 4:30 PM

From codecentric Berlin

4.6

Hello everyone, this October Chris Welcz will be our guest to introduce the coding agent pi. The event will be presented as a Show & Tell featuring live demos, a collaborative small extension project, and an open invitation for participants to share their knowledge. **His Abstract:** **pi coding agent, your friendly neighbourhood pet** Oh no, not another coding agent? Aren't there enough of them already? Pi has received some media attention because of OpenClaw, which uses pi as its foundation. In contrast to other solutions, pi focuses on minimalism, good AI-searchable documentation, and a very powerful extension system. The goal here is to have an agent that truly belongs to you. You don't have to adapt to the agent's workflow; the agent adapts to yours. The whole thing is largely independent of the AI provider you use and very transparent about what is currently loaded. And unlike some other existing "solutions," it is completely free of AI-generated code slop. Of course, there is one downside: much like configuring Neovim, you can waste a lot of time on it. This session will feature a brief introduction to pi, including demos. We will try to write a small extension ourselves, and I will show you things that help me in my daily work with it. We will look at some already existing extensions, my guidelines and agent skills, and whatever else comes to mind! Including foxes, sounds, and animated effects! Since I am by no means an expert in AI-guided coding yet, I am, of course, happy to receive any suggestions from the audience! We would like to thank our sponsor codecentric AG for providing the venue and refreshments!

14 attendees

First Step Film Workshop: Make Your Own Film

Fri, Oct 16, 5:00 PM

From Berlin Film Community

4.6

**\*\*\* Note:** RSVPs made here do not guarantee a spot at the course. In order to register you must go to: [https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/product/first_step_filmmaking_2day/](https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/product/first_step_filmmaking_2day/) and pay the workshop fee. *** The goal of this course is to demystify the filmmaking process, making it the fun experience you know it can be. Have you always wanted to make a film? Let’s get that crossed off your bucket list! In a bit more than two days you will come up with an idea, shoot it, and edit it, all while being supervised by an experienced and entertaining instructor! I have tailored this course to make it flexible enough to accommodate people with absolutely zero experience as well as for people who have done a bit of filming. With this course you don’t need any fancy equipment, you can use whatever you have for a camera and a computer. This is a very hands-on workshop, the bulk of the learning will come through the process of actually making your own short film. You will learn the basics of how to structure a story, the art and techniques of visual storytelling, and how to piece it all together in the edit. The workshop will be taught in English and will include 2+ days of instruction, in field help and that sweet sense of accomplishment you will get from making your own film. In order to make sure you get the attention you need, **the class is limited to a max of 12 people**. **Verein Membership & Discount** By registering for this workshop you get a **1 year membership into the Berlin Film Community's Verein** (Officially recognized Non-Profit Association) which costs €30 and gets you an instant **10% off of not only this workshop**, but also all paid workshops and seminars we offer. Plus, being a member gets you many other benefits, such as free seminars, access to filmmaking equipment for free, rental discounts at 25p and more! **Friday equipment check and brief storytelling:** In addition to the two days of instruction and practical film work we will hold a 2 hour pre-meeting on the Friday before the workshop, which is of course included in the cost of the workshop. These two hours will allow me to check your camera and computer, making sure that they are capable enough to shoot and edit footage. I will also make sure you have an editing program installed which you will be using on Sunday. There will also be a brief story/script session which will give you some tools to help guide your story writing process so that you can hopefully have an idea prepared for the next day. This Friday session has been added in order to assure that the workshop runs super smoothly, plus we will all get to meet a bit before and hang out! If you cannot make the Friday session please let me know so we can discuss your equipment. **What you need to bring:** A camcorder, DSLR or mirrorless camera with video capabilities, or even a phone that can shoot video (make sure to have enough space to record onto it). You will also need a laptop for editing on Sunday. Actors will be available as well as some extra filmmaking support for the groups in the field on the Saturday shoot day. You can of course have any friends come to help with the acting, just please let me know. Conducted in English. No previous experience is required. If you have any questions or want to learn more about what we are doing, feel free to reach out to me at ***alex@berlinfilmcommunity.com.*** **Prep Day:** **Friday, Oct. 16th – 19:00 – 21:00** * Equipment Check * The basics of storytelling **Day 1:** **Saturday, Oct. 17th – 09:00 – 16:00** * How to get started – From smartphones to DSLR cameras * Composition * How to tell a story visually * Shooting for the edit * Working with actors * Filming your own short with professional supervision * Q&A and summary Day 1 **Day 2:** **Sunday, Oct. 18th – 09:00 – 16:00** * Introduction to basic editing * How do you tell a story through editing? * Using music and sound effects in editing * Supervised practical exercise: Editing of your short films * Show your short film – Invite friends and family! * Q&A and summary of both days **About the Workshop Leader:** Alex DePew has spent 17 years in the film industry as a Cinematographer and Gaffer, working on projects ranging from no-budget shorts, music videos, art projects, to ad campaigns for brands like Volkswagen, Loro Piana, and Adidas. He got his start in New York City, his hometown, and has shot all over the world. After moving to Berlin he found his passion for teaching and has taught hundreds of students over the past 9 years. Alex guides you through the craft of filmmaking with clarity and enthusiasm, making complex concepts accessible to all.

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