Accepted Paper Slides
- Building Binary Extensions with pybind11, scikit-build, and cibuildwheel, Henry Schreiner, and Joe Rickerby, and Ralf Grosse-Kunstleve, and Wenzel Jakob, and Matthieu Darbois, and Aaron Gokaslan, and Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin, and Matt McCormick
- Python Development Schemes for Monte Carlo Neutronics on High Performance Computing, Jackson P. Morgan, and Kyle E. Niemeyer
- Awkward Packaging: Building scikit-HEP, Henry Schreiner, and Jim Pivarski, and Eduardo Rodrigues
- Development of Accessible, Aesthetically-Pleasing Color Sequences, Matthew A. Petroff
- Cutting Edge Climate Science in the Cloud with Pangeo, Julius Busecke
- Pylira: deconvolution of images in the presence of Poisson noise, Axel Donath, and Aneta Siemiginowska, and Vinay Kashyap, and Douglas Burke, and Karthik Reddy Solipuram, and David van Dyk
- Accelerating Science with the Generative Toolkit for Scientific Discovery (GT4SD), GT4SD team
- MModel: a modular modeling framework for scientific prototyping, Peter Sun, and John A. Marohn
- Monaco: Quantify Uncertainty and Sensitivities in Your Computational Models with a Monte Carlo Library, W. Scott Shambaugh
- UFuncs and DTypes: new possibilities in NumPy, Sebastian Berg, and Stéfan van der Walt
- Per Python ad astra: interactive Astrodynamics with poliastro, Juan Luis Cano Rodríguez
- pyampute: a Python library for data amputation, Rianne M Schouten, and Davina Zamanzadeh, and Prabhant Singh
- Scientific Python: From GitHub to TikTok, Juanita Gomez Romero, and Stéfan van der Walt, and K. Jarrod Millman, and Melissa Weber Mendonça, and Inessa Pawson
- Scientific Python: By maintainers, for maintainers, Pamphile T. Roy, and Stéfan van der Walt, and K. Jarrod Millman, and Melissa Weber Mendonça
- Improving random sampling in Python: scipy.stats.sampling and scipy.stats.qmc, Pamphile T. Roy, and Matt Haberland, and Christoph Baumgarten, and Tirth Patel
- Petabyte-scale ocean data analytics on staggered grids via the grid ufunc protocol in xGCM, Thomas Nicholas, and Julius Busecke, and Ryan Abernathey
Accepted Posters
- Optimal Review Assignments for the SciPy Conference Using Binary Integer Linear Programming in SciPy 1.9, Matt Haberland, and Nicholas McKibben
- Contributing to Open Source Software: From not knowing Python to becoming a Spyder core developer, Daniel Althviz Moré
- Semi-Supervised Semantic Annotator (S3A): Toward Efficient Semantic Image Labeling, Nathan Jessurun, and Olivia P. Dizon-Paradis, and Dan E. Capecci, and Damon L. Woodard, and Navid Asadizanjani
- Bioframe: Operating on Genomic Interval Dataframes, Nezar Abdennur, and Geoffrey Fudenberg, and Ilya M. Flyamer, and Aleksandra Galitsyna, and Anton Goloborodko, and Maxim Imakaev, and Trevor Manz, and Sergey V. Venev
- Likeness: a toolkit for connecting the social fabric of place to human dynamics, Joseph V. Tuccillo, and James D. Gaboardi
- pyAudioProcessing: Audio Processing, Feature Extraction, and Machine Learning Modeling, Jyotika Singh
- Kiwi: Python Tool for Tex Processing and Classification, Neelima Pulagam, and Sai Marasani, and Brian Sass
- Phylogeography: Analysis of genetic and climatic data of SARS-CoV-2, Wanlin Li, and Aleksandr Koshkarov, and My-Linh Luu, and Nadia Tahiri
- Design of a Scientific Data Analysis Support Platform, Nathan Martindale, and Jason Hite, and Scott Stewart, and Mark Adams
- Opening ARM: A pivot to community software to meet the needs of users and stakeholders of the planet's largest cloud observatory, Zachary Sherman, and Scott Collis, and Max Grover, and Robert Jackson, and Adam Theisen
SciPy Tools Plenaries
- SciPy Tools Plenary - CEL team, Inessa Pawson
- SciPy Tools Plenary on Matplotlib, Elliott Sales de Andrade
- SciPy Tools Plenary - NumPy, Inessa Pawson
Lightning Talks
- Downsampling Time Series Data for Visualizations, Delaina Moore
- Analysis as Applications: Quick introduction to lockfiles, Matthew Feickert