[pdusers] New Maklab Workshop

[zied hosni]

Hi everyone,
I am new in the club. I hope my email reaches you this time.

I am a PhD student in chemistry at Glasgow University and I am highly
interested in electronics as it is an important part of my work is the use
of different electric instruments and control them through the
computer(with labview or any other software). My next objective is to make
a mini elevator. So I need to use a small motor, a drive controller..

Is anybody in your group motivated to help me with that especially people
from the group "Leccie Knitters" or any other group. I promise to not take
lot of your time. Can you give me the contact of people that can help me.
Finally, I would like to say I am highly motivated to attend any workshops
related to electronics.

Thanks,


On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 11:01 PM, Delphine Dallison
<d_dallison at hotmail.com>wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> Just a quick message to let you all know about a workshop taking place at
> Maklab that might be of interest to members of the Electron Club:
>
> *Using the Terminal in OSX, Linux and more:*
>
> Whether you work on Mac OSX, Linux desktop, do server-side web development
> or use a *nix based system for embedded development on hardware like the
> Raspberry Pi or Arduino, you can benefit from a knowledge of the command
> line tools that these systems share. While graphical user interfaces are
> designed to make things easy for you, they often leave out some of the
> power and speed that you can get by going straight to the terminal window.
> This 2 hour hands-on workshop will give you confidence to face the blinking
> cursor on a blank black screen. You'll learn how to navigate in your
> machine, how to get help on any topic right from the command line, and how
> to leverage the power of your terminal to combine small programs to solve
> bigger problems all in a single line. It sounds scary. We make it a breeze.
>
> It will be useful but not essential to bring with you a laptop for this
> workshop.
>
> About the instructors:
>
> Paul Mason is a former secondary school teacher who now works as an
> assessment specialist with SQA. He was one of the top 10 competitors in
> this year's UK Cyber Security Challenge.
>
> Lisha Sterling is a professional software developer with 20 years
> experience including time at Amazon.co.uk <http://amazon.co.uk/>, Cisco
> Systems, and fring. She has taught workshops like this one at hacker and
> makerspaces in the western US since 2011.
>
>
> *This workshop will be taking place on Tuesday the 24th of September 6pm
> - 8pm. Cost: £10/£7 for MAKlab members. You can book online at:
> www.maklab.bigcartel.com.*
>
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-- 
Zied HOSNI
Postgraduate research student
The Cronin Group
School of Chemistry
College of Science and Engineering
Joseph Black Building
University of Glasgow
Glasgow, Scotland (UK)
tel.: +44 141 330 3435
http://croninlab.com
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