PyData Berlin
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+Lightning Talks
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+ Room: {'en': 'Kuppelsaal'}
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+ Time: 2025-09-02T16:45:00+02:00
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+ Abstract
+Lightning Talks are short, 5-minute presentations open to all attendees. They’re a fun and fast-paced way to share ideas, showcase projects, spark discussions, or raise awareness about topics you care about — whether technical, community-related, or just inspiring. + +No slides are required, and talks can be spontaneous or prepared. It’s a great chance to speak up and connect with the community!
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+ ⚡ Lightning Talk Rules
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- No promotion for products or companies. +
- No call for 'we are hiring' (but you may name your employer). +
- One LT per person per conference policy. +
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- ⏱ You want to announce a community event? You have ONE minute. +
- All event announcements will be collected in a single slide slide deck, see instructions at the Lightning Talk desk in the Community Space in the Lounge on Level 1. +
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- ⏱ You have exactly 5 minutes. The clock starts when you start — and ends when time’s up. That’s the thrill of Lightning Talks ⚡ +
- 🎯 Be sharp, clear, and fun. Introduce your idea, make your point, give the audience something to remember. No pressure. (Okay, maybe a little.) +
- 🐍 Keep it relevant to Python, PyData and the community. You can go broad — tools, workflows, stories, experiments — as long as there’s some connection to Python, PyData or the community. +
- 👏 Keep it respectful. Keep it awesome. Humor is welcome, but please be kind, inclusive, and professional. +
- 🎤 Be ready when your name is called. We’re running a tight session — speakers go on stage rapid-fire. Stay close and stay hyped. +
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