[science-at] Invitation Open Hardware Europe Summit

[sophie-carolin wagner]

Sorry, just realised that the most essential Link was missing in this
invitation - so here it goes again:

Dear Open Science Interested,

you are cordially invited to the Open Hardware Europe Summit
<https://codedcultures.com/categories/open-hardware-europe-summit/>.

The Open Hardware Europe Summit
<https://codedcultures.com/categories/open-hardware-europe-summit/> a is a
critical symposium on the 28th of May 14:00-20:00 at MAK, to debate the
cultural, political and societal relevance of open hardware and maker
culture and their pertinence for science, education and art. Some of the
greatest developer’s, thinkers, artists and scientists in this field will
present their take on the topic. Speakers include: *Andreas Siagian*,
interdisciplinary
artist from Yogyakarta and founding member of Lifepatch, *Bilal Ghalib*,
entrepreneur, activist and maker establishing collaborative making spaces
in America and the Middle East, *David Cuartielles*, one of the founders of
the arduino project, *Katherine Scott*, senior software engineer at Planet
Labs, *Luka Mustafa*, developer of Koruza, *Madeline Gannon*, the
robotwhisperer, *Michael Weinberg*, president of the Open Hardware
Association US, *Michael Gielda*, part of the Risc-V project, *Tarek
Loubani*, Canadian emergency physician who works in the Gaza strip and
Canada, *Stefanie Wuschitz*, Mz Baltaza's Lab and *Victor Mazon Gardoqui
with 000,* developer of SIGNUM, who will also perfom live.

Find out more on opernhardware.me and codedcultures.com

Tickets start at 15€, but...

*As a special for the Open Science Community we would like to offer a
discount to the Open Hardware Summit.*

Enter Promotional Code: OPENSESAME  and you get a 25% discount on Early
Bird and Regular Tickets.

Get tickets here!
<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/open-hardware-europe-summit-tickets-25318639733#tickets>

Date:
Saturday, May 28th, 2016, 2pm-8pm

Location:
MAK (Museum of Applied Arts and Contemporary Art)
Lecture Hall
Weiskirchnergasse 3
1010 Vienna
Austria


On Wed, 25 May 2016 at 17:44 sophie-carolin wagner <sophie.wagner at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Dear Open Science Interested,
>
> you are cordially invited to the Open Hardware Europe Summit
> <https://codedcultures.com/categories/open-hardware-europe-summit/>.
>
> The Open Hardware Europe Summit
> <https://codedcultures.com/categories/open-hardware-europe-summit/> a is
> a critical symposium on the 28th of May 14:00-20:00 at MAK, to debate the
> cultural, political and societal relevance of open hardware and maker
> culture and their pertinence for science, education and art. Some of the
> greatest developer’s, thinkers, artists and scientists in this field will
> present their take on the topic. Speakers include: *Andreas Siagian*, interdisciplinary
> artist from Yogyakarta and founding member of Lifepatch, *Bilal Ghalib*,
> entrepreneur, activist and maker establishing collaborative making spaces
> in America and the Middle East, *David Cuartielles*, one of the founders
> of the arduino project, *Katherine Scott*, senior software engineer at
> Planet Labs, *Luka Mustafa*, developer of Koruza, *Madeline Gannon*, the
> robotwhisperer, *Michael Weinberg*, president of the Open Hardware
> Association US, *Michael Gielda*, part of the Risc-V project, *Tarek
> Loubani*, Canadian emergency physician who works in the Gaza strip and
> Canada, *Stefanie Wuschitz*, Mz Baltaza's Lab and *Victor Mazon Gardoqui
> with 000,* developer of SIGNUM, who will also perfom live.
>
> Find out more on opernhardware.me and codedcultures.com
>
> Tickets start at 15€, but...
>
> *As a special for the Open Science Community we would like to offer a
> discount to the Open Hardware Summit.*
>
> Enter Promotional Code: OPENSESAME  and you get a 25% discount on Early
> Bird and Regular Tickets.
>
> Get tickets here!
>
> Date:
> Saturday, May 28th, 2016, 2pm-8pm
>
> Location:
> MAK (Museum of Applied Arts and Contemporary Art)
> Lecture Hall
> Weiskirchnergasse 3
> 1010 Vienna
> Austria
>
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