Why not make time in your agenda on June 25th and come visit us at the first KNIME User Day UK at The Pavilion, University of Westminster, 101 New Cavendish Street, in London from 10:30 to 17:00.
Speakers from many different professional backgrounds will be giving presentations about real-life KNIME applications that reveal hidden information in data from finance, biochemistry, pharmaceuticals, electricity, supply chains, CRM, market survey, and more.
In addition, a few sessions will explore what is new in KNIME, future developments, and how to embed the KNIME Server in the enterprise organization to enable more productive collaborations and a more professional infrastructure.
For those who do not know KNIME yet but are interested in having a glance at how it works, we will be running a quick demo at 9:30, just before the workshop starts.
Participation to the workshop is free; you just need to register here.
If you have recently worked in a data analysis project using KNIME that you think might be of interest to other KNIME users why not participate as a speaker? If you would like to present at this workshop, please contact Rosaria [dot] Silipo [at] knime [dot] com (Rosaria Silipo) or Thomas [dot] Gabriel [at] knime [dot] com (Thomas Gabriel)
The KNIME User Day UK is organized in collaboration with g [dot] difatta [at] reading [dot] ac [dot] uk (Dr Giuseppe Di Fatta) from the University of Reading, UK and peter [dot] lindsey [at] exanalytica [dot] com (Peter Lindsey) from exanalytica.
KNIME.com is hosting a webex covering introductory topics for Chemists who want to start using KNIME for their cheminformatics projects.
The Chemistry in KNIME course targets new KNIME users with a focus on chemistry applications: Take a broad view of KNIME fundamentals, sketch molecules, read and write chemistry types and and explore the open source RDKit extension for KNIME.
KNIME.com is hosting a KNIME Developer Training Course at the KNIME Offices in Technopark in Zurich, Switzerland on July 8-9, 2013.
During this course you will be given a comprehensive overview of the KNIME architecture and can learn how to extend KNIME by programming your own custom nodes.
This webex free webinar will bring you a few more information on how to develop, share, and run KNIME workflows in a more professional enterprise-based structure.
Attendees will learn how to exchange workflows and data between the server and the client, how to take advantage of the many server-dedicated nodes and features, how to set access rights, how to share meta-nodes, how to execute workflows remotely and from the WebPortal, and how to schedule report and workflow executions.
Following the success of the first and second KNIME Open Source Days (KOS Days), we are happy to announce KOS Days, 3rd installment in mid of September. The event is again hosted by the University of Konstanz.
We invite all programmers that have already contributed open source extensions to KNIME or plan to do so in the near future (please note that this is not a developer training, participants should already have a basic knowledge about writing KNIME extension). The primary goal of the KOS Days is to develop existing projects further in open programming sessions. A focus will also be the on-going development of trusted community extensions. During the whole week the KNIME Core developers will be around and assist you with tricky problems and give hints for improvements. They will also provide insights into the KNIME architecture and ongoing developments. Participants are invited to to present their projects or other interesting topics as well.
The event will be sponsored by KNIME and the university - equipment, food, and beverages will be covered. However, participants will need to pay for accomodation and travel by themselves.
Monday, 16.09.2013 until Friday 20.09.2013. We don't have a strict program. On Monday after lunch we will have an introduction round, where each project should shortly present itself in three slides (who you are, what it is about, your two most interesting nodes). Please use and adapt this template. In addition we plan to give an outlook on on-going and future KNIME developments. If you would like to present something to the other participants or if you would like to learn (more) about KNIME-development related topics, leave a comment during registration.