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SciPy 2009 - Conference for Scientific Computing
The 8th annual SciPy Conference will be held at Caltech in Pasadena, California from August 18th to the 23rd. See the Call for Papers if you'd like to present.
PyOhio Talks Schedule Posted
The preliminary schedule of talks for PyOhio has been posted, with twenty-five talks and tutorials planned on a variety of Python programming topics. PyOhio 2009 takes place July 25-26 in Columbus, Ohio, and is free of charge. See pyohio.org for more information and to register (registration opening soon).
PyOhio Talks Schedule Posted
The preliminary schedule of talks for PyOhio has been posted, with twenty-five talks and tutorials planned on a variety of Python programming topics. PyOhio 2009 takes place July 25-26 in Columbus, Ohio, and is free of charge. See pyohio.org for more information and to register (registration opening soon).
Python 3.1 released
The first production version of Python 3.1 is now available.
Python 3.1 released
The first production version of Python 3.1 is now available.
PSF Community Awards go to Stephan Deibel & Sean Reifschneider
The latest recipients of the Python Software Foundation Community Awards are Stephan Deibel and Sean Reifschneider (PSF blog announcement), in recognition of their significant contributions to the PSF, PyCon US, and the Python community. Congratulations and thanks!
PSF Community Awards go to Stephan Deibel & Sean Reifschneider
The latest recipients of the Python Software Foundation Community Awards are Stephan Deibel and Sean Reifschneider (PSF blog announcement), in recognition of their significant contributions to the PSF, PyCon US, and the Python community. Congratulations and thanks!
EuroSciPy - Early Bird Deadline June 15, 2009
Register for EuroSciPy by June 15, 2009 to take advantage of the reduced registration fee. Come and enjoy 16 high-quality talks on a variety of scientific topics, lightning talks, and exchange of ideas with other Pythonistas from science and engineering.
EuroSciPy - Early Bird Deadline June 15, 2009
Register for EuroSciPy by June 15, 2009 to take advantage of the reduced registration fee. Come and enjoy 16 high-quality talks on a variety of scientific topics, lightning talks, and exchange of ideas with other Pythonistas from science and engineering.
Python 3.1 Release Candidate 2 released
The second release candidate of Python 3.1 is now available.