The Louisville Quantified Self Meetup is inspired by the Bay Area Quantified Self Meetup and the Quantified Self blog. It is a regular show and tell for people who are tracking data about their body and conducting their own personal investigations and research into their bodies, minds, and selves. Anything is game -- from diet and nutrition, exercise, to personal genetics, to ways to digitize and track information, to how to self-experiment with data and statistics. There is a lot we can learn …

Science cafés are live—and lively—events that take place in casual settings such as pubs and coffeehouses, are open to everyone, and feature an engaging conversation with a scientist about a particular topic. Louisville Science Café is the group dedicated to bringing these fun, informative events to the Kentuckiana area! Each café encourages conversation, debate, and interaction. Science cafés welcome people who may or may not typically get involved with scientific discussions. Our goal is to ho …

Formerly known as the the Lexington Microsoft Users' Group, the Lexington Technology Forum now covers topics from all areas of Information Technology, and continues to be the official Microsoft Users' Group of Central Kentucky. Recent topics have included security, virtualization, cloud services, and backups & disaster recovery. We always welcome topic suggestions, or volunteer presenters. The group meets monthly to discuss current Information Technology topics. The group also provides opportuni …

Entrepreneurship permeates the culture of the Digital Age. The advent of the Digital Age has democratized innovation and entrepreneurship. Never before has it been more possible for anyone from anywhere, with a great idea and a burning desire to succeed, to make it big, and, in the process, change the world in a relatively short period of time. HP, Intel, Apple, Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, Yahoo, eBay, Amazon, Google, Facebook and many, many, many other iconic companies all started with just an id …

This is the place to be for BlackBerry fans and developers who are interested in networking with the right people and staying updated with what’s happening in the BlackBerry world. Join us and other local BlackBerry developers at the Indiana BlackBerry Developer's Group. We'll have 8-10 meetings per year to share BlackBerry knowledge and to have some fun in the process. During these meetings you will have a chance to learn about and share practical development tips and experience as well as to n …

There is PHP in Louisville. As such, it's time to restart the PHP User Group. Our first meeting was Wednesday, May 30th. During which we reviewed talks from PHP|tek 12 and promptly named the group LouPUG. An acronym for Louisville PHP User Group. The plan is to meet the last Wednesday of each month. For more information, read the initial blog post.

We are a community of designers from different disciplines in Bloomington, Indiana. We are the local chapter for the Interaction Design Association (IxDA) in Bloomington, Indiana. We hope that this group helps interaction design professionals and students in Bloomington to connect, encourage, and challenge one another.