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Event ID:  27202
Contact Name:  BME Cosmos Society (BME Kozmosz Kör)
Contact Email:  bme.kozmosz@gmail.com
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Organization:  BME Cosmos Society (BME Kozmosz Kör)
Event Web Site:  https://www.facebook.com/events/2394598387261860/
Dates:  3rd October 2019 to 3rd October 2019
Physical Event:  Yes
Type:  Public
Start/End Type:  Both Starts and Ends During WSW
Country:  Hungary
State/Province:  Budapest
City:  Budapest
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Location:  Budapest University of Technology, Building K, Room 172
Event Name:  Cosmos Society Workshop Series - Big Data and Astronomy
Event Description:  In September, the Workshop Series by Cosmos Society is launching. For a more detailed description and for application, please visit our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/BME.Kozmosz/) and take a look at our events (https://www.facebook.com/events/879632152418149/). We are going to post every event of the Workshop Series to this event 1-2 weeks in advance, in order to make it easier for you to follow the Series. You can also find the different events on this page below. The language of the lectures is Hungarian, but we welcome everybody, especially while visiting companies & research centers. You can find some delicious refreshments at the buffet after every event: we offer you space ice cream as well. 😉 We are looking forward to see you! This event is going to be a lecture and is going to cover the topic of big data related to astronomy. We can hear very often about big data, but what actually it is? And how it is connected to astronomy? Learn more about this at our event! Venue: Budapest University of Technology, Building K, Room 172 Date&time: 2019.10.03. 18:00-20:00 Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2394598387261860/
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