SciPy 2017 is a wrap! As you’d expect, we had lots of participation by NumFOCUS sponsored projects. Here’s a collection of links to talks given by our projects:
Tutorials
Software Carpentry Scientific Python Course Tutorial by Maxim Belkin (Part 1) (Part 2)
The Jupyter Interactive Widget Ecosystem Tutorial by Matt Craig, Sylvain Corlay, & Jason Grout
Anatomy of Matplotlib Tutorial by Ben Root
Introduction to Numerical Computing with NumPy Tutorial by Dillon Niederhut
Automatic Code Generation with SymPy Tutorial by Jason Moore, Aaron Meurer, Björn Dahlgren & Kenneth Lyons
HDF5 take 2 – h5py & PyTables Tutorial by Tom Kooij
The Demeshening The Next Generation of Particle Support in yt Tutorial by Nathan Goldbaum & Meagan Lang
Talks
Vizic – A Jupyter Based Interactive Visualization Tool for Astronomical Catalogs by Weixiang Yu
nbgrader A Tool for Creating and Grading Assignments in the Jupyter Notebook by Jessica Hamrick
Introducing JOSS The Journal of Open Source Software by Kyle Niemeyer
And one more noteworthy talk: Diversity & Inclusion at the SciPy Conference, by Julie Hollek. Gina Helfrich, our Program Manager for Diversity & Inclusion in Scientific Computing (DISC), was a member of the SciPy conference diversity committee and helped to organize two BoFs, one on the State of Diversity and Inclusion in the SciPy Community and a second on Keeping Bias Out of Machine Learning.
See you next year!