InkSpot. News.

KITE in the Clouds

A seminar to the Newcastle University Business school KITE Research Group will take place on 20th October 2009 at CityWall, St James Boulevard, NE1 4JH. The invitation can be seen here (hyperlink to the attached please). Anybody wishing to attend should contact Ben Whiston on ben.whiston@ncl.ac.uk

Stem Cell Support

Inkspot is running a workshop at the Institute of Human Genetics and Northeast England Stem Cell Institute at the Centre for Life, Central Parkway, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3BZ The event is to be hosted by Maya Sieber-Blum, PhD, Professor of Stem Cell Sciences and will be held on 10th November, from 1pm to 2pm. For more information contact Joanna Berry on 0191 243 0840, or on joanna.berry@ncl.ac.uk

GoToMeeting with Inkspot!

Anybody wanting a personal demonstration of the Inkspot system is now welcome to request a GoToMeeting online demonstration. Simply contact Joanna Berry on 0191 243 0840, or on joanna.berry@ncl.ac.uk, and we will set this up for you.

Girl Geeks NE

10th September sees Joanna Berry, COO of Inkspot Science Ltd., hosting 90 women involved in science and technology at the second Girl Geeks NorthEast event at Newcastle University Business School , CityWall, St James Boulevard, NE1 4JH. Lots of national and regional press and TV will be there (including the Telegraph, TechCrunch, Computer Weekly and Telecomtv.com), as well as a fantastic selection of guest speakers, all moderated by the NEÕs own newsreader and commentator, Kim Ingliss. The event is now sold out but for press coverage, details on how to access the TV coverage after the event and information about the GG Christmas Party contact Joanna Berry on 0191 243 0840, or on joanna.berry@ncl.ac.uk.

Inkspot Science goes live:

Inkspot Science is launching on the 11 November at Newcastle University Research Beehive. To book your place at the event please register your interest with Joanna Berry.

Science in the Cloud:

One of the Inkspot team, Prof Paul Watson, talks about what he and Inkspot are doing to put science in the cloud in a presentation he gave in USA at the end of last month's Google Tech conference. View the video.