Graph Databases in Action - Feb 8 in Seattle

We are really excited to restart our in-person meetings this year. To open up this new season, we are welcoming David Hughes and Michael Moore.

Register to the event at https://dev.neo4j.com/Seattle-Meetup-020823

Agenda

4:00 - Open doors & mingling with pizza and drinks

4:45 - Welcome and brief intros

5:00 - Talks

6:30 - Socializing

Talks -

Rapid App Prototyping Using Streamlit and Neo4j - David Hughes

David Hughes is the Principal Graph Consultant for Graphable. He has 10 years of experience designing and building graph solutions that surface meaningful insights. His background includes clinical practice, medical research, software development, and cloud architecture.

In this presentation, he will demonstrate how to shorten time to value by quickly developing a standalone application using Streamlit. During this Streamlit review, he will explore and utilize clinical trial data from ClinicalTrials.gov. With this data, he will create an application that visualizes clinical trials stored in a graph, provides users with intuitive access to trial insights, leverages the data's interrelationships for graph algorithmic analytics, and presents a prototype that can lead to a conversation about further application development.

What is next for Graph Databases? - Michael Moore

Michael Moore is a Principal, Partner Solutions and Technology at Neo4j. He has 20+ yrs experience in implementing enterprise analytics programs & solutions. He focuses on data governance, data mobilization, data unification, data quality, data visualization, graph reasoning, predictive modeling, business intelligence.

In his talk, he will discuss use cases for graph databases and what to look for in 2023 as graph databases become more mature.

Host or Publisher Neo4j