[wdmmg-dev] Fwd: Venue, speakers for next week's sameAs on 'visualisation' - March 28

[Tim Hubbard]

Not sure who knows about this new group that meets in London monthly. 
Fair number of silicon roundable / scifoocamp types.  This week might 
be particularly interesting to wdmmg, since its on data visualization.

best wishes,

Tim

>Bcc: th at sanger.ac.uk
>From: Kaitlin Thaney <kaitlin.thaney at gmail.com>
>Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2011 15:40:54 +0000
>Subject: Venue, speakers for next week's sameAs on 'visualisation' - March 28
>To: sameasevent at googlemail.com
>Cc: Matt Wood <matt.j.wood at gmail.com>
>
>Hi, all -
>
>An update about next Monday's sameAs. We'll be taking over the 2nd 
>floor of The Driver in Kings Cross 
>(<http://is.gd/M6HkiU>http://is.gd/M6HkiU) , and hope you all can 
>join us. We also have added two more speakers to the night's lineup, 
>guaranteed to expand your views of visualisation.
>
>For this next week's sameAs, we welcome:
>
>- Noah Illinsky
>, Co-author of Beautiful Visualisation
>
>- Jade Davies
>, Visual designer, known for her unique pin-based approach
>
>- Dan Catt
>, The Guardian, formerly at Flickr
>
>- Jessica Hagy
>, Behind the blog "Indexed", showing us humour through drawings on index cards
>
>- Mark Graham,
>Oxford Internet Institute, Geomapping expert
>
>- Stefanie Posavec
>, Designer, illustrator and OK Go collaborator
>
>- Thomas Down,
>Gurdon Institute, creator of the genome browser Dalliance
>
>- Andrew Walkingshaw, Distiller of statistics, co-founder of Timetric
>
>- Brock Craft, Research Fellow at the London Knowledge Lab
>
>In true sameAs spirit, we're bringing together a diverse set of 
>friends and experts to show the breadth of the subject. We'll be 
>showcasing some of their work-  highlighting their unique 
>interpretations and approaches to this month's topic. You won't want 
>to miss this.
>
>The fun kicks off at 7 pm on March 28th on the 2nd floor of The 
>Driver, at the corner of Wharfdale and Caledonian Road near Kings 
>Cross. (<http://is.gd/M6HkiU>http://is.gd/M6HkiU)
>
>Admission is free, and all are welcome - first come, first serve. 
>Help us get a better idea of who's coming by logging it on our 
>Lanyrd page: <http://bit.ly/g0ux9u>http://bit.ly/g0ux9u
>
>We hope to see you there, and do help us spread the word.
>
>Yours in sameAs-ing,
>Kay and Matt
>
><http://sameas.us>http://sameas.us
><http://twitter.com/same_as>http://twitter.com/same_as
>hosts: @kaythaney + @mza
>--
>sameAs is a new kind of meetup in London that brings together 
>interesting people from diverse backgrounds to discuss science, 
>technology and everything in-between. From artists and writers, to 
>scientists and software developers: sameAs helps bring disparate 
>communities and individuals under one roof for regular conversation 
>and reveal the threads that stitch them all together.
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