 the community including Data Science Festival - London, Data Science with IoT Meetup, and London GraphDB Meetup!
Stay up to date with all that's happening in Neo4j at this months Neo4j User Group!
In this session Nikolas Pontikos will talk about Pheno4J - a gene to phenotype graph databases created to make it easier to analyze human DNA and genetic mutations. Check it out!
Don't miss this Neo4J Meetup with talks from Daniela Butano and Jesus Barrasa.
What happens if you use graph databases for a documentation project? Find out more at this Neo4J Meetup with a talk from Kristof Van Tomme!
Don't miss this Neo4J meetup with talks from Nick Fosbery, Dylan Omran and Irene Iriarte.
Don't miss this NEO4J Meetup on A graph model for learning Chinese characters and Real-Time Fraud Detection with Graphs by Fernando Izquierdo and Dr. Jim Webber.
In this talk we'll cover a conceptual understanding of each of these technologies along with an insight into the concepts learned through a series of three demos.
The proteome is the entire set of proteins that are produced or modified by an organism, it is an element that varies with time, stress, environmental conditions or distinct requirements that a cell might have. Join this talk by Alejandro Brenes Murillo to see how graph databases can be useful...
Join this Neo4J Meetup to learn about Interpreting Relational Schema to Graphs and Graphing BFI National Archive operations.
In this meetup we have two very interesting talks on Empower Github Social with Neo4j by Christophe Willemsen and Mining and Searching text with Graph Databases by Dr. Alessandro Negro.
Are you interested in building interactive graph based dashboards? Join this talk by Tom Zeppenfeldt to learn more!
This month we'll have Andrew Bryson from Capita looking at how Neo4j and other NoSQL technologies are being used to build a new Social Care system based upon a modern cloud-ready software architecture.
In this meetup we will have two talks: Tournr - A Tale of 3 Databases by Chris Skardon and Ranking Start-up Companies: the journey from CSV files to GraphDB by Moreno Bonaventura.
Once you’ve gone neo4j full stack, you’ll never go back!
Simon Jupp from the European Bioinformatics Institute will talk about a new repository of biomedical ontologies they have developed using Neo4j.
Rik Van Bruggen, Regional Director at Neo Technology, will illustrate the different aspects that can go wrong when adopting this graph database technology. Obviously, there’s a number of technical aspects that can go wrong - but people sometimes forget that there’s also lots of project related...
Do you need to build a recommendation engine and have no idea where to start? In this talk Max De Marzi from the Neo4j Field Team will give you an introduction.
If there's anything more useful than a graph database, it's an app to find new places to go based on one of them!
This month Brian Joyce is going to show us how he's built a graph of the applications in Apple's app store. He'll show three techniques he used to get meta-data from over 400,000 apps. Come along to find out what worked, what didn't and how neo4j helped deliver new insights into...
This month we'll have talks from Cezar Grigore of Networker, who's built a 'Quantified Network' graph using Neo4j, and David Johnson, who will show some of his graph gists from the recent winter competition.
This month we'll be joined by a selection of driver authors from our UK community to give us an overview of some of the drivers available in the Neo4j ecosystem.
What's coming up in Neo4j 2.2?
The Neo4j engineering team have been hard at work on Neo4j 2.2 so we thought it's about time we shared what you can look forward to in this release.
At this month's meetup we welcome Tom Elsner, Director at ArtRabbit Ltd who will speak about how ArtRabbit used Neo4j for building out the latest version of their website. We will also hear from Michal Bachman, Director at Graph Aware, who will speak about the GraphAware Framework, an...
One of the challenges we have at TomTom Maps is to make sure each map update is shippable to customers without lowering the map quality. One aspect of the quality of our map is making sure the map stays routable. To ensure this for each update we currently rely on Neo4j. The presentation will go...
Join the Neo4j User Group this month for talks covering some real world Neo4j use cases with Matt Stephens and Tareq Abedrabbo.
This month we've got graphs from the worlds of gaming and recruitment for you with Yan Cui from Gamesys and Matt Wright from Stitched.
Wanting to brush up on your visualisations skills? Join Neo Technology's Alistair Jones who worked on the Neo4j Browser and Joe Parry, the founder of Cambridge Intelligence who make the Keylines visualisation toolkit for a visualisation special!
In this meetup, we will have two talks that provide insight and experiences from modeling data in a graphy way, and storing this data in neo4j.
In this meetup, we are going to investigate how graphs can actually provide meaningful insight for our development efforts. We will have two talks, presented by some expert speakers.
This case study, presented to you by Chris Taggart (CEO of OpenCorporates) will talk about the vision, strategy and functionality of OpenCorporates, as well as delve into the "lessons" learned from a technical perspective.
This session presents an overview of why and how neo4j is used at Sharehoods.com. It includes a whirlwind tour of neomodel, a new Python framework for neo4j and its integration with the Django stack.
In this session we will be taking you through some traditional and mode advanced options that will really help us understand the power and potential of these technologies.
During his talk, he will be explaining the history of the project, the reasons for moving from a MySQL backend to Neo4j, the benefits and problems that he faced in his experience along the way.
Friso will be explaining the ideas behind the project, the technical architecture of the solution based on a mixed Hadoop+Neo4j environment, and the detailed setup of the application.
Come along to Skills Matter and see how Neo4j and Cypher can make your daily grind much easier and more fun.
At the August Neo4j London meetup, we have the pleasure of welcoming Peter Neubauer, Neo Technology VP Community, all the way from Malmö, Sweden to talk about getting started with Neo4j.
This months Neo4j London User Group is a double-header with Mark Needham and Ian Robinson each giving a short talk on their experiences using Neo4j.
After each talk there'll be time for Q&A before adjourning to a local pub for beers sponsored by Neo Technology.
In this talk for the London Neo4j User Group, Nigel Small describes how Py2neo evolved, and provides an introduction to how it is used.
Robert Rees gives a talk for the Neo4J user group on how we can use graph storage to closely mirror real world structures in web applications.
This month, Tatham Oddie will be coming from Australia to present to the Neo4j User Group on Neo4j in a.NET world.
In this presentation we'll find out how as Neo4j hacker Tobias Lindaaker takes us on a guided tour through the Neo4j's internals.
In this talk, Alistair Jones will demonstrate two significant changes of Neo4j 1.5.
Robert Rees of Wazoku gives a talk for the Neo4j User Group on constructing a graph that describes the website.
Aleksa Vulotic will give a talk for the Neo4j User Group on Neo4j and Spring.
In this talk, Alistair Jones covers modelling business domains using graphs and show how they can be persisted and queried in the popular open source graph database Neo4j.
Neo4j 1.4 has just been released and it's chock full of new features for seasoned users and novices alike and at this meetup Jim Webber will cover the new features.
For June's Neo4j meeting, Ian Robinson has packed a wealth of Doctor Who knowledge into a graph, ready for you to start querying.
Neil Ellis will be giving a talk on the value of using the Neo4J graph database to build a collaborative infrastructure.
Beers, pizza, and graph database talk to celebrate the new Neo4j release.
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