Recife

My first Django Girls! Hello everybody! I’m brazilian and student about production engineering! I was in the last year as a excheng student and this helped me to discovery more my passion about numbers, math, programming and sciences in general! I search stay as into the deep in this world…

Recife could be one of the best cities for cycling in Brazil or even Latin America. The capital of the state of Pernambuco has got one of the higher population densities of the country. …

Im on my way back home now. Sorry for not blogging in this important month. The time in Recife was very intensive for me. I did not have the availability to stop and retrospect. Only now in the plane Im forced to stop and think… It was an amazing month…

About two months passed since the last post. Since, I have learned many things about our CSC mission in Recife. The project will actually start on the next weekend — the 12 of October. We are 14 employees in this delegation to Recife. We were divided into 5 sub-teams that…

My name is David Boaz, I live in Israel, I’m married and I have three sons. I’m an engineer at IBM research, and… I will go for one month for an assignment in Brazil! In this blog I will share my feelings and thoughts. In particular, I want to make…

Since launching the SingularityU Chapters program in 2015, the SingularityU Global network has grown to an impressive network of 73 chapters in 45 countries. In this “SingularityU: Chapter in the Spotlight” blog series, we interview Chapter Leaders to explore what led them to open their Chapters, what makes them unique, and how their city fits into the global ecosystem. To learn more about getting involved with SingularityU Chapters, visit: su.org/chapters

Twelve years is a long time. I lived twelve years in Recife. I know each kilometer, each beach and each hill of State. Even though, I don´t feel myself at home there. On other hand, Recife holds my most valuable treasure: my angel. It´s quite strange think about the fact…

By Renato Athias [*] Introduction The[1]relationship between architecture and memory that I will be addressing here, in this conference, is not new, since others have debated before me. Or rather, that the preservation of buildings and their architectural forms is closely related to the memory and tradition of a certain…

Players participate in the tournament, which was won by Judge. Surveying the packed Ramp Playground football field on Saturday morning, Tommy Coyle remembered a smile with one of his own. Despite sweltering early-summer temperatures baking down on the people who dotted the complex across the street from Father Judge, the…