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NODES is back for 2020! For those who aren't familiar yet, Neo4j Online Developer Expo and Summit (NODES) is the greatest online graph developer event of the year. On this free, one-day virtual conference, more than 70 graph experts from around the world will deliver highly technical... read more

Editor’s Note: This presentation was given by Nicolas Mervaillie at NODES 2019 in October 2019. Presentation Summary So for your brand new project, you decided to throw away your monolith and go for microservices. But after a while, you realize things aren't going as smoothly as... read more

Hey graphistas, I hope your week’s going well. I’ve been playing around with the GDSL’s Pregel API, which provides a vertex-centric computation model for writing graph algorithms. I’ll write something up on my experiments soon. We’re getting close to the... read more

"When you use the Graph Data Science library, you can actually look at which fragments of the molecule are most highly connected to other fragments and which give you the biggest change in a certain property," said Matthew Sellwood, Product Manager at IQVIA. A graph data model faithfully... read more

As a seasoned tech-community organizer of groups in the data science space and a highly engaged data scientist myself, I’ve seen the growth of graphs over the past couple of years. Although I saw the rising trends, I hadn’t really dived into graphs myself until after GraphConnect 2018 (see... read more

Hey everyone, The big news in graph land this week was the publication of the FinCEN Files by the ICIJ. The dataset contains a vast network of industrial-scale money laundering running through Western banks. In this week’s video Michael Hunger makes sense of the data using Neo4 and... read more