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      "bio" : "Benjamin Baxter grew up in Cincinnati and moved to San Jose, California. He has been developing with Android since 🍩 (how far we have come). He worked at Kroger on their Android App before leaving to join Google to work on Android TV Developer Relations. 📺 For a cheese coney (Oh how he misses those 🌭), he will gladly talk Android with you. 😀 ",
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      "bio" : "Jim is a software developer from Columbus, OH with Pillar Technology.  He's worked on a variety of projects ranging from agriculture software to scientific search engines and mobile marketing apps.  This basically means he's had the opportunity to make a lot of mistakes along the way, and he doesn't mind sharing what he's learned.  When he isn't writing code Jim enjoys cooking, reading (mostly fantasy and sci-fi), and spending time with his family.",
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      "bio" : "Ezgi is a PhD Student at the College of Pharmacy at Ohio State University. She works with large scale genomic and clinical datasets to determine the factors affecting the leukemia patient survival following bone marrow transplants. She mostly uses R for her analyses but she also uses bash/shell very frequently as she works on the HPC cluster on a daily basis. Ezgi is also one of the organizers of the R-Ladies Columbus chapter. She received her undegraduate degree in Biology in Turkey, where she's originally from. She then switched to Bioinformatics and joined a dual degree master's program, where she received an MS in Systems Biology degree from the University of Luxembourg and an MS in Cancer Biology from the University at Buffalo and Roswell Park Cancer Institute.",
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      "bio" : "Martha Lindeman is a usability consultant who for 25+ years has provided design input for many different types of systems and environments. She received her Bachelor's from Ohio State and her Ph.D. from Harvard University, focusing first on the mind-body relationship and then on how people's cognitive processes can be simulated by computer models.  Her latest projects involve designing for virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR). She is passionate about making systems and the process to create them both easy to learn and easy to use.",
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      "bio" : "Doug is a Principal Consultant at Improving Enterprises in Columbus Ohio.  He started developing software as a high school freshman on a TRS-80 16K.  He loved programming so much that he decided to get a BSCIS from Ohio State University.  Since then he has developed software for Graphics Kiosks, Rules Engines, Specialized Hardware and ASP.Net websites.  Over the last several years, he has helped grow the Windows Developer Community in Central Ohio.  He spends his free time developing Windows applications and Unity games.",
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      "bio" : "Michael Pinnegar is a senior developer and currently employed at Chemical Abstracts as a software developer, devops expert, and team lead. His favorite programming language is Java (static typing woo!), and his experience is mainly in webstack applications. When not coding Michael enjoys playing Magic: The Gathering, tons of games on Steam, and teaching others when he can.",
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      "bio" : "Slava Nikitin is a data scientist at the Columbus Collaboratory. He mixes statistical and computational ideas to build automated inference systems across 7 industry verticals that make up the Collaboratory. Outside of Collaboratory, he teaches a data analytics course at the Otterbein University Business School, sharing the modern data technology stack and how it can be used to create new businesses, or transform existing ones.",
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      "description" : "Most applications have some sort of authentication system. Authentication is a hard problem for any developer. It needs to be safe, secure and easy for the user. In this talk, we will explore the tools provided by the Google Identity platform to help you build frictionless and secure authentication for your application. ",
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      "description" : "Android TV’s home screen has received a makeover with Android Oreo. With this update, users can decide what to watch from multiple apps at once from the home screen. In addition, the Google Assistant is also available for users to discover and control playback of content on their Android TV. We will look at how to surface your app’s content on the home screen by creating channels. We will also examine how to integrate your app with the Google Assistant with MediaSession. ",
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      "description" : "Lombok, Retrofit, Dagger. These project all have one thing in common; they all use Java's annotation API.  Many developers look at these libraries as black magic which is effective but inscrutable.  No more!  In this session developers will learn how they can create their own annotation library in order to reduce boilerplate code and improve the lives of their fellow developers.  We'll shed light on how to create annotations, how to parse the AST using the AbstractProcessor, and how to generate code using the JavaPoet library. By the end of this session developers will come away with a better understanding of how annotations work and how they can create them themselves.",
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      "description" : "AI powered software is showing huge growth. What is it, how is it built and what is special about it? This talk will provide a perspective on these questions starting with the idea of AI as automated inference. The story will involve theories of probability and statistics, design space of inference systems, their pros and cons, probabilistic programming, hardware accelerators, data, with examples tying the different points together. Overall, the proposed perspective, powered by a certain stack of hardware and software, provide a powerful framework for solving many interesting and valuable problems.",
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      "description" : "Currently, we are in the wave of IoT data collection. We are figuring out ways to attach microchips and sensors to everything to collect as much data possible -- this is solely for one purpose: Machine Learning. The next big part of IoT is learning from all the information we can collect. This talk will cover the process of collecting data from hardware and using TensorFlow to predict future values. With this foundation, one can use these same learnings to build more complex ML & IoT solutions. ",
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      "description" : "Google Home is a voice-activated speaker powered by the Google Assistant. While the Assistant is good at answering general questions, you can make Google Home even smarter by building your own app for it and publishing that app to the world. In this session we will go through the steps to do just that, including how to tune the AI, starting from a blank slate.",
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      "title" : "Build your own app for Google Home"
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      "description" : "At first glance, visualizing data in JavaScript seems too daunting to approach. Fortunately there are open source JavaScript libraries which help developers create compelling visualizations. We will talk about D3.js, DC.js and CrossFilter.js.",
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      "tags" : [ "Web", "JavaScript", "Data Science" ],
      "title" : "Feed your inner data scientist: JavaScript tools for data visualization and filtering."
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      "description" : "This talk aims to familiarize the audience with different types and structures of large scale biological datasets, such as genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic data. It will touch upon the main programming questions/problems to analyze these data and will explain why it is so relevant to pharma and healthcare industry in achieving the personalized medicine.",
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      "description" : "Getting new features (and bug fixes) into the hands of your users is an important part of the app lifecycle. Scripting and automation can help you get the most of your submission process by ensuring efficiency and stability when shipping new versions of your app. This talk will cover several tips and tricks to trim your submission/release process down to a reliable and reproducible set of commands.",
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      "speakers" : [ 13 ],
      "tags" : [ "Android", "CI" ],
      "title" : "Ship It Faster: Making the Most of Mobile App Submission"
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      "description" : "Check-in, grab some breakfast, visit our partners' booths, and socialize.",
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      "description" : "Open forum Q&A with all Ohio DevFest speakers",
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      "description" : "Hands on coding lab for Actions on Google. More details to come!",
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      "tags" : [ "Actions on Google", "Code Lab", "Google Assistant", "Android" ],
      "title" : "Actions on Google Code Lab"
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      "complexity" : "Beginner",
      "description" : "Hands on coding lab for Actions on Google. More details to come!",
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      "speakers" : [ 1, 15 ],
      "tags" : [ "Actions on Google", "Code Lab", "Google Assistant", "Android" ],
      "title" : "Actions on Google Code Lab (continued)"
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      "complexity" : "Beginner",
      "description" : "We don't want Ohio DevFest to end! Let's keep the fun going. Join us at Zaftig Brewing Company (7020 A Huntley Road, Worthington, OH 43229) for food, beer, and socializing! Everyone is invited! Under 21 food and beverages available. Proper ID and wristbands will be required for alcohol consumption. Please drink responsibly!",
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      "speakers" : [ ],
      "tags" : [ "General", "Food"],
      "title" : "After Party"
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