Kiwi Foo Camp Information

150 people, two days, no agenda, Kiwi Foo Camp (or affectionately known as Baa Camp) is a private gathering of people who are building the future. Invitations are extended to those doing interesting work in fields such as neuroscience, Internet applications, psychology, open source programming, art, business, education, physics, politics, and all manner of interesting science and technology. They network, share their works in progress, and find new partners for collaboration. Past events have seen attendees form companies, change the legislative agenda, kick-off scientific research, and launch new international careers. Modeled on Tim OReillys Foo Camp , Kiwi Foo Camp is: By and for interesting people: scientists, technologists, business people, politicians, Free-formtalks are scheduled once everyones on site. Kim Hill: Radio New Zealand; broadcasted her show live from Kiwi Foo. Jock Philips: Te Ara Online Encyclopedia of New Zealand. Clay Johnson: Co-founder of Blue State Digital and author of The Information Diet. Fabiana Kubke: Auckland neuroscientist and chair of Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand. Julia Shaw: Psychologist and senior lecturer in Criminology at the London South Bank University. Gerry Paul: International recording artist, winner of the 2013 John Lennon songwriter prize. Steve West: Co-founder of Serato DJ software. Siouxsie Wiles: Sciblogger and microbiologist specialising in bioluminescence and infectious disease, winner of 2013 Prime Ministers Science Media Communication Prize. Shaun Hendy: Physicist and researcher of innovation. Rosabel Tan: Editor of the Pantograph Punch. If youve confirmed your attendance this year, logging in using the details sent to you by confirmation e-mail will allow you to visit the other pages on the website to see whats in store for you . Kiwi Foo is a welcoming positive environment for all attendees. The Code of Conduct lays out behavioural expectations. Kiwi Foo Camp is made possible through the support of these organisations.