Electromagnetic Field 2014
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Thank you for coming to EMF 2014. Please do the following:
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Welcome to the official wiki for EMF 2014!
Electromagnetic Field (EMF) is a non-profit UK camping festival for those with an inquisitive mind or an interest in making things: hackers, geeks, scientists, engineers, artists, and crafters.
In the summer of 2012 we gathered hundreds of people in a field outside Milton Keynes for three days of talks and workshops covering everything from genetic modification to electronics, blacksmithing to high-energy physics, reverse engineering to lock picking, computer security to crocheting, and quadcopters to beer brewing.
To help matters along, we arranged a 380-megabit internet connection, reliable WiFi, and a bar stocked with real ale. Now we're back in 2014 for the next edition: Electromagnetic Field 2014 will take place on the 29-31st of August in Newton Longville, near Milton Keynes!
It has been 122 days since EMF2014!
EMF2014 is over. Please add your pictures, videos, blogs, etc, leave feedback and find resources from the talks. Most importantly, start telling all your friends how great it was and encourage them to come to EMF 2016!
At each EMF event we give our attendees a great camp badge. Not just a 'Hello my name is" sticker but a nice fun piece of technology that they can take away and use after the event. Information about past Badges including TiLDA, SiNE and our next badge can be found here. The idea of the badges is that you take them away and play with them. To encourage this, the person who makes the best thing with their EMF 2014 badge will win free tickets to the next EMF event(s).
Map
This map shows the Villages and Teams at EMF Camp which have a location. Click on the icons to display information. A full map can be found here.
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I want to help!
Once the organisation team have recovered, planning will start for 2016. Keep your ears open for volunteering opportunites. IRC and the Mailinglist are good ways to keep up to date.