Gephi meet-up #2 in Berlin

People in Beta is a festival about startup culture, diy and co-working hosted on the 1st of October at betahaus in Berlin.

As a part of this festival Nodus Labs will do a workshop on social network analysis starting at 13.30, finishing at 14.30 (reserve your space on people in beta festival website).

Also, betahaus cafe will be a space where everyone can host their own session, so right after the workshop, at 14.30, we’ll host the second Gephi meetup in Berlin downstairs at one of the open tables. Together with the other guests we’ll talk about the different ways we use Gephi and Dmitry from Nodus Labs will show some practical applications of Gephi for text network analysis and social network analysis.

You are welcome to come and join in!

You can read a report on the previous meet-up on the blog of Nodus Labs.

 

Dmitry Paranyushkin is a professional amateur who’s had numerous affairs in the fields of arts, music, intersubjective relations, network research and internet business. He’s the founder of ThisIsLike.Com – an online mnenomic network and Nodus Labs – an exploratorium of ideas in the fields of network analysis. Having fled Russia for undefined reasons in 1976 he’s found a temporary refuge in Berlin where he lives in a castle on Spree river and occasionally visits betahaus to steal rocket-fast broadband frequencies.

First Gephi drink in Paris

This is an announcement for the first Gephi User Group drink in Paris! The area has many active Gephi users and supporters and we are looking forward making regular meetups, to create connections and discuss features and projects. The group is also open to students interested in open-source or data visualization.

The first event is planned for Wednesday September 28, 20.00 to 22.00 (free access) in Aux 2 Academies, 15 Rue Bonaparte, Paris Au Père Tranquille, 16 rue Pierre Lescot, Paris (map).

Gephi can be used in many domains and with different types of data. Whether you are a scientist, a student, an artist, a developer or a simple enthusiast, you are welcome to join the community and show up at our meetup. It’s a great opportunity to ask questions, discuss data, plugins, code, metrics or visualization.

The meetup will be organized by Sébastien Heymann, Gephi co-founder. To register, sign-in on meetup.com and RSVP for the event.

First Gephi meet-up in Berlin

This is an announcement for the first Gephi User Group meet-up in Berlin! The area has many active Gephi users and supporters and we are looking forward making regular meetups, to create connections and discuss features and projects. The group is also open to students interested in open-source or data visualization.

The first event is planned for Thursday September 8, 17.30 to 19.30 (free access) in betahaus, 4th floor (Arena), Prinzessinnenstr 19-20, 10999, Berlin (map).

In this workshop conducted by Dmitry Paranyushkin from Nodus Labs hosted at Berlin’s most important co-working hub betahaus, we will demonstrate how one can visualize and analyze a social network or a community (using an example from Facebook selected by the participants). We will find out how to identify the most influential nodes within a network, various subgroups within a community, and the most efficient communication strategies to spread information within a group.

We will also discuss what behavior within the network fosters stronger ties between the members and a more sustainable community.

This event will also be first event of the Gephi Meetup Group in Berlin and we can move to betahaus cafe after to discuss further questions after the workshop.

 

Dmitry Paranyushkin is a professional amateur who’s had numerous affairs in the fields of arts, music, intersubjective relations, network research and internet business. He’s the founder of ThisIsLike.Com – an online mnenomic network and Nodus Labs – an exploratorium of ideas in the fields of network analysis. Having fled Russia for undefined reasons in 1976 he’s found a temporary refuge in Berlin where he lives in a castle on Spree river and occasionally visits betahaus to steal rocket-fast broadband frequencies.

First Gephi meetup in SF Bay Area

This is an announcement for the first Gephi User Group meetup in San Francisco Bay Area! The area has many active Gephi users and supporters and we are looking forward making regular meetups, to create connections and discuss features and projects. The group is also open to students interested in open-source or data visualization.

The first event is planned for Thursday May 12 in San Francisco. The ambiance will be informal and relaxed, to facilitate contacts and discussions.

Gephi can be used in many domains and with different types of data. Whether you are a scientist, a student, an artist, a developer or a simple enthusiast, you are welcome to join the community and show up at our meetup. It’s a great opportunity to ask questions, discuss data, plugins, code, metrics or visualization.

The meetup will be organized by Mathieu Bastian, Gephi co-founder. To register, sign-in on meetup.com and RSVP for the event.