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23 Oct 2014
Most useful tags in HTML
A memo from Tech Society session; most useful tags in HTML:
8 Oct 2014
talks.cam is one of the best tools to find peculiar scientific talks in Cambridge
Thanks to talk.cam, I joined a lot of talks on scientific talks. This is highly recommended to those who want to join a lot of talks in different colleges in Cambridge, or even when you are fed up with your course readings. You will get new ideas of the world, or even may encounter an entrepreneurial opportunity.
How easy to register? Very and actually open to everyone, not exclusive to Cambridge studetns. Just make your own list from here and subscribe it via ical/vcal in the list page: http://talks.cam.ac.uk/list/new
and add talks you find interesting through the search engine: http://talks.cam.ac.uk/search
and/or add (Like Follow in Twitter) other's list. For example, I've followed:
How easy to register? Very and actually open to everyone, not exclusive to Cambridge studetns. Just make your own list from here and subscribe it via ical/vcal in the list page: http://talks.cam.ac.uk/list/new
and add talks you find interesting through the search engine: http://talks.cam.ac.uk/search
and/or add (Like Follow in Twitter) other's list. For example, I've followed:
- Humanitas lectures
- Cambridge Society for the Application of Research (CSAR)
- SciSoc – Cambridge University Scientific Society
- Lady Margaret Lectures
- Zangwill Club
- Cambridge Philosophical Society
- Manufacturing Research Forum
- Hitachi Cambridge Seminar Series
- Summer Seminar Series
- CERF and CF Events
Cambridge is definitely a cluster of creativity.
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