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The Sprints are one of our favorite parts of the conference! 🎉

This is where many of us made our very first contribution to the Scientific Python ecosystem, thanks to the welcoming and friendly maintainers who make it easy to get involved. 🫶

Here's to all the new contributors started this week. See you next year! 💙 by @scipyconf

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💛 Volunteer appreciation post 💛

A huge shoutout to all of our amazing #SciPy2026 volunteers! 🎉

Your time, energy, and enthusiasm are what make this conference possible. We couldn't do it without you! 🫶 by @scipyconf

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📣 One of the best parts of #SciPy2026 is seeing the Scientific Python ecosystem evolve in real time.

Today's Tools Plenary featured updates from the teams behind Zarr, Xarray, Tiled, Pangeo, scikit-image, Matplotlib, and napari, showcasing new features, future directions, and the incredible work happening across these projects. 🫶 by @scipyconf

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🫶 A huge thank you to Amber Case for an inspiring keynote this morning at #SciPy2026! 👏

She challenged us to rethink how we build technology, reminding us that the best systems don't demand more of our attention; they help us focus on what matters. ✨️ by @scipyconf

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⚡ Lightning Talks are back at #SciPy2026!

Five minutes. Any topic. No excuses.

They're one of our favorite SciPy traditions. You might end up presenting with tiny hands 🤏, lobster claws 🦞, or even petting a loon 🦆 while giving your talk.

Get ready for the unexpected over the next two days. 👀 by @scipyconf

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🥁🥁 #SciPy2026 is officially underway!

We kicked things off with opening remarks from our fantastic conference chairs, Madicken and Gil 🫶 followed by an inspiring keynote from Thomas Caswell 🚀.

His talk reminded us that stories are fundamental to how we understand complex technical systems, and that open source is ultimately about the people, relationships, and shared narratives that shape the code we build together. ✨️💛 by @scipyconf

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🙌 Day 2 of #SciPy2026 is complete!

Another day of tutorials covered array programming, RAG systems, network analysis, GPU acceleration, Xarray, Shiny, interactive visualization, JAX, remote sensing, and more 🚀

We're so excited to see you all tomorrow for our main conference 🫶 by @scipyconf

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💛 That's a wrap on Day 1 of #SciPy2026!

Today's tutorials covered Python fundamentals, LLM agents, GPU computing, causal inference, interactive notebooks, scientific web apps, and image analysis. 🚀

Looking forward to another full day of tutorials tomorrow! by @scipyconf

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🚀 #SciPy2026 starts today!

We're kicking off the week with tutorials 👩‍💻

Looking forward to a great week of learning, collaboration, and conversations with the Scientific Python community. 🙌

See you at the University of Minnesota Health Sciences Education Center ✨️ by @scipyconf

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🌀 Talk Spotlight: Nicholas Geneva is orchestrating AI-driven weather forecasting at scale. Python pipelines navigating the chaos of ensemble models and atmospheric data. #SciPy2026 🔗 https://scipy2026.scipy.org by @scipyconf

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🧠 Talk Spotlight: Jarrod Millman traces his path from fMRI frustration to co-creating Scientific Python. A story about community, tooling, and what happens when scientists build together. #SciPy2026 🔗 https://scipy2026.scipy.org by @scipyconf

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📡 Talk Spotlight: Yevgen Matviychuk introduces Tiled, a server for remote access to scientific datasets. Query just the slice you need without downloading the whole file. #SciPy2026 🔗 https://scipy2026.scipy.org by @scipyconf

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