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Foodycle lightning talks
13 September 2013 19:45 — 22:00
Happi

Sörnäisten rantatie 31, Helsinki, FI, 00550

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Anyone who would like to share ideas, projects, research, works-in-progress, processes related to food is welcome to sign-up for the Foodycle Lightning Talks programme.

The Foodycle Lightning Talks are a great opportunity to:

  • spread the word about the subject of your choice to an audience of people with a variety of backgrounds interested in food sustainability
  • get feedback
  • find potential partners
  • ask for help with a problem you’ve been grappling with etc.

For more info and for signing up please check the Lightning Talks pad

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2013 Foodycle: Viikki Campus: Greenhouse talks, 2013 on Flickr

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