A few weeks back I got the chance to attend (and help organise) the wonderful Computability in Europe conference at Swansea University! I had a great time learning about the frontier of computability theory and met some amazing people who motivated me to pursue more abstract mathematics within computer science.
I attended interesting talks on constructive mathematics, bioinformatics, homeotopy type theory (talk by Thierry Coquand that I'd like to get to writing a report on eventually) and even some blockchain technologies. I listened to fascinating perspectives on the history of computation by Liesbeth de Mol and had a great time at the excursion to the Worm's Head in the Gower.
I should have photos soon...