Product & development meetups coordinated across eBay’s European offices in London, Zurich, Paris and Berlin. We want to support tech innovation in our communities. We also want great people to join our teams and get to know us at these events.

Beyond designing processors, Intel has a developer devision (Intel Developer Zone) creating tools that advance the computing world. The purpose of this Meetup is to bring together HTML5, Android or Windows 8 developers who are interested in these latest tools. Among the topics covered: Intel's Ultrabook™ touch and sensor technologies, creating html5/javascript mobile applications for Windows 8 Ultrabooks with apps and demos  will be available for attendees to get hands-on experience with the lat …

This is a group for anyone interested in life sciences and healthcare technologies and business, healthcare IT, personal genomics, monitoring health, etc. I started this group because in a project I am working in I realized the people with skills I find interesting are scattered in many different groups, and some other skills I consider fantastic are not related to my project. I have learned a lot via networking with young Startups and established companies; I am looking forward to explore Life …

Startup Grind is an event series and website designed to help educate, inspire, and connect local entrepreneurs. Each month we welcome an amazing speaker who shares their story with our community and tells us what worked, what didn't, and what they'll do differently next time. It's an amazing opportunity to learn from the best, network with other members of the startup community, and improve your chances of entrepreneurial success.

What is Techmeetups? TechMeetups has been setup to create a global network of Tech communities from San Francisco to Sydney. We believe that Tech communities are isolated and great things can be achieved if we connect within our cities and outside our borders. Our goal is to create a global Tech cluster of over 50 inter-connected Tech communities by 2013. Our global community started out with the launch of the London Silicon Roundabout Tech community in December 2010. Following it's success in …

Berlin Geekettes (BG) is an organization uniting, mentoring and promoting women in tech. BG offers the weekly blog series Berlin Geekette of the Week, monthly meet-ups, mentorship programs and connects women from all areas of tech expertise – spinning professional and personal relationships which provide support, connections, and inspiration for all members.

Ideas Into Money (Deutsche Fassung finden Sie unten) A different, fortnightly meet-up in Berlin for people serious about the pursuit of making money. A serious meet-up, not just a place to drink, have fun, maybe hopefully flirt, and maybe make a business contact on the side. A meet-up, which has a home, and doesn't spread itself around all over town, as if it is playing musical chairs, because it feels the need to give itself some variety. A meet-up, which takes place in roomy and elegant, but n …

Passionate about using design thinking or technology for social innovation? Want to collaborate with a dynamic group of changemakers, social entrepreneurs, designers, technologists, creatives, people from diverse backgrounds? Want to get involved and do something with your mad skills? You love to network but you are really looking to collaborate? Then you're in the right place. We are an interdisciplinary group devoted to bringing together communities and creatives with one goal: collaborative p …

Berlin Health 2.0 is a meetup group focused on innovations in the delivery of healthcare and health related technology. This group is dedicated to creating a community around Health 2.0 in Berlin as part of the international Health 2.0 movement. It's a venue for sharing, discussing, showcasing and developing ideas for how to improve patient care. If you are interested in the intersection of health care and information technology, this is a group for you. Technology enthusiasts, developers, stude …

At Startup Founder 101, aspiring and early-stage startup founders meet once a month to hear candid talks by successful local entrepreneurs. Learn the best practices, strategies, and mistakes to avoid from those who have been there, done that. Then, if you’d like, you can share your ideas and plans in a relaxed setting to get personal and professional feedback. The first Meetup will be announced shortly - join our group to get updated!

It's been said that the number 1 cause of start-up failure is the Team.... Whether you are a budding start-up on the rise open to meet talented Co-Founders to join your team or a talented and skilled individual looking to take the leap, make your mark and be apart of the next big thing. The Problem is, there is a lack of resources to connect these two sides organically, and to meet good people with complimenting skills in an inviting environment is in itself difficult. That's where Co-Found come …

We love Berlin.JS. The variety of the talks reflects the flexibility of the language. JavaScript is a broad subject, so we would like to dig deeper into a specific topic: client-side JavaScript applications. There are plenty of frameworks which assist in building client-side JavaScript applications (“HTML5 apps”). But most of them lack best practices and case studies regarding large-scale applications. Especially, smaller libraries like Backbone.js are used for this purpose without providing a s …

This group was created to gather the HTML5 community in Berlin. Meetups/Webinars will be organized every month once moment we will have a certain number of people. All HTML5, CSS or Javascript enthusiasts (Developers, designers, webmasters...) are welcome to join.

Hi Guys, I wanted to make a parallel group to the Peace Labs as they will go a stronger Design Thinking and Social Innovation Route whereas my acumen lies more in IT and Finance. My goal would be to lead on my contributions to the Peace Labs by helping fostering an social entrepreneurship enviroment with which sucessful startups can emerge from. Thanks Christian

Programmers like to improve. Sometimes they reach plateaus, sometimes they burn out. What do you do in those cases? How do you know what you do to improve is optimal? Two answers: (1) Join a community of smart builders dedicated to self-improvement. (2) use  software to keep rehearsing concepts at optimal intervals. We are inspired by New York's Hacker School. It's a 3-month camp for becoming a better programmer. We build on top of that idea, adding 'quantified self' and psychology hacks to maxi …