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It's here. SciPy 2026 is officially kicking off today!. Tutorials start today — the beginning of a week-long celebration of 25 years of open source scientific computing. If you're attending in person or virtually, share what you're learning and tag us! #SciPy2026.

Tomorrow, SciPy 2026 begins. Tutorials kick off at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis — and for the next week, this community will learn together, build together, and celebrate 25 years of open source scientific computing. Whether you're on your way to Minneapolis or logging in remotely: we're glad you're here. See you tomorrow. There's still time to register: hubs.la/Q04pg7VB0

Time is running out to celebrate 25 years of SciPy this year! There are just 2 days between us and the start of SciPy 2026. Don't miss out, register now: hubs.la/Q04pfqln0

Thank you to the Silver Sponsors for SciPy 2026! Thanks for helping support this historic year to celebrate 25 years of SciPy! Our Silver Sponsors are: @quansightai @Kitware @ANSYS

3 days until SciPy 2026! Talks, tutorials, birds of a feather sessions... This conference has it all! Don't miss out, register today at hubs.la/Q04pcV1P0

Thank you to our Gold Sponsors for SciPy 2026! Thanks for your commitment to helping grow the open source scientific computing community! Thanks to our Gold Sponsors: @marimo_io @thomsonreuters @Meta @anacondainc @curvenote @prefix_dev

We're on the countdown to SciPy 2026, and there are just 4 days left to register to learn and grow with this incredible community! Register online now at hubs.la/Q04p4rJh0

Shout-out to our SciPy Platinum Sponsors! Huge thank you to helping us celebrate 25 years of SciPy this year! This year's Platinum Sponsors are: @nvidia @posit_pbc There's still time to register for SciPy at hubs.la/Q04nYRVR0

5 days until SciPy! Registered yet? 👀 If not, you still can at hubs.la/Q04nYbgS0

Shout-out to our SciPy Diamond Sponsor: @Nominal_io. Thank you for your support in growing the open source scientific community. 💙

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We're just one week away from the launch of SciPy 2026! Come celebrate 25 years of SciPy this year. Learn more about the conference and register online at hubs.la/Q04nDzGB0

Our third SciPy keynote speaker works at petabyte scale. Dr. Joseph H. Kennedy is a Staff Scientist at the Alaska Satellite Facility and Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. A computational glaciologist by training, he now leads global-scale remote sensing and Earth-observing data processing campaigns — including the ITS_LIVE global glacier velocity project and HyP3, ASF's on-demand processing system. His specialty is bridging scientists and software engineers, building cloud and HPC platforms that turn raw satellite data into analysis-ready insights for the scientific community. Register now: hubs.la/Q04nrwP50

Our second keynote speaker at SciPy 2026 approaches science and technology from a fascinating angle. Amber Case is a design advocate, researcher, and author of Calm Technology — and founder of the Calm Tech Institute. She's a Fellow at MIT's Center for Civic Media and Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, and received the Bell Labs Claude Shannon Innovation Award. Her work explores how humans interact with technology, and how design can reduce cognitive load rather than create it — a question that feels increasingly urgent as our tools grow more powerful. Register now: hubs.la/Q04nqh_70

Meet one of our SciPy 2026 keynote speakers. Thomas Caswell is the Project Lead for Matplotlib and staff scientist at Brookhaven National Laboratory's NSLS-II, where he develops data acquisition and analysis software for x-ray science. He's been using scientific Python for over 15 years, started contributing to Matplotlib with a single character change in 2012, and hasn't stopped since. He's also a PSF Fellow and core contributor to h5py. Register now: hubs.la/Q04nqx-G0

We're ending the month highlighting the second part of Give Me 5 Live at PyData London! Community is at the center of everything we do, so getting to hear from people live is always refreshing. Learn how you can support the community at hubs.la/Q04n7Dh-0

SciPy 2026 is coming to Minneapolis, MN, July 13–19 at the University of Minnesota — and this year marks a major milestone: 25 years of open source scientific computing. Register now: hubs.la/Q04m_0wS0

SciPy 2026 has something for every corner of the scientific Python community. This year's conference tracks include: Physics & Astronomy | Environmental, Earth & Climate Sciences | Biological & Medical Sciences | Maintainers & Community | Scientific Computing in Education | Data-Driven Discovery, ML & AI (highlighted track) | Spirit of SciPy (highlighted track) The Spirit of SciPy track in particular is special this year — it celebrates 25 years of open source collaboration, honoring the interdisciplinary, ground-up ethos that started it all. Register today at: hubs.la/Q04mV91K0

If you've never been to SciPy before — here's what a week looks like: Tutorials — Deep-dive, hands-on workshops to sharpen your skills before the main event. Conference — Keynotes, talks, and sessions across tracks including Physics & Astronomy, Environmental & Climate Sciences, Biological & Medical Sciences, AI/ML, and more. Sprints — Roll up your sleeves and contribute directly to open source projects alongside maintainers. Plus Birds-of-a-Feather sessions, community gatherings, and 25 years worth of people who built the tools you use every day. Get your tickets now at hubs.la/Q04mJqjT0

SciPy 2026 is coming to Minneapolis, MN, July 13–19 at the University of Minnesota — and this year marks a major milestone: 25 years of open source scientific computing. SciPy is where the scientific Python community comes together to learn, build, and celebrate everything we've created together. Register now: hubs.la/Q04mmWw60