This week in Neo4j highlights the accomplishments of community member Lorenzo Speranzoni, who has been a part of the Neo4j community since 2013 and has contributed to various projects such as Neo4Art and connectors for other databases. Additionally, Christian Miles wrote an article on visualizing crime patterns data as a graph using Neo4j and Keylines. The week also saw the release of new videos from GraphConnect Europe 2017, including a talk on openCypher transactions and analytics with Neo4j and Cypher for Spark. Upcoming events include presentations by Rik Van Bruggen, Christophe Willemsen, Pat Patterson, and Preston Hendrickson at various meetups. The Sinar Project shared an initiative to use open source technology to make Malaysian government transparent and accountable.