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  1. Neuromatch had a great time at #JupyterCon 🤓 🎉

    Our courses run on the Project Jupyter platform, making hands-on, collaborative learning possible for thousands of global #ComputationalScience students.

    📚 neuromatch.io/open-education-r

    #JupyterCon2025 #OpenScience #EdTech

  2. Neuromatch is at #JupyterCon2025

    🤓 Our #NeuromatchAcademy courses run on the Project #Jupyter platform, making hands-on, collaborative learning possible for thousands of #ComputationalScience students worldwide: buff.ly/CZkrCmK

    🙋 At #JupyterCon too? Let us know!

  3. Heading to #SanDiego for #JupyterCon. Hoping to meet many of my fellow #openSource contributors in person, after working with them for 3 years or more!

  4. Neuromatch will be at #JupyterCon2025

    🤓 Our #NeuromatchAcademy courses run on the Project #Jupyter platform, making hands-on, collaborative learning possible for thousands of #ComputationalScience students worldwide: neuromatch.io/open-education-r

    🙋 Heading to #JupyterCon too? Let us know!

  5. The Call for Proposals for #jupytercon is now open! Submit your ideas for talking about interactive computing, data science, AI, and collaboration.

    This will be the first JupyterCon in a few years, and I'm excited to see everybody there!

    blog.jupyter.org/jupytercon-20

  6. My teammates, David Qiu and Piyush Jain, presented #JupyterAI at #JupyterCon earlier this year. Check out our work!
    youtu.be/bbj_oDh81hY?si=Ty5gH6

  7. People said May in Paris is nice - for me, only if there's @JupyterCon - little write up of what I see and do that week: cheuk.dev/2023/05/15/jupyterco

  8. Reading "Time to Say Goodbye to Our Heroes?" (issues.org/say-goodbye-hero-mo) by Lindy Elkins-Tanton (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_El) as recommended by @fperez at @jupytercon in his keynote cfp.jupytercon.com/2023/talk/H.

    Key ideas include: (i) science and engineering can be more effective by working in equal teams where every voice matters rather than top-down hierarchies, and (ii) listening to others matters; irrespective of seniority.

  9. Thanks to everyone who celebrated #MaintainerMonth at @JupyterCon & #OSSummit this week 🎉
    Keep the celebrations going - we have a full month of activities
    👉 maintainermonth.github.com
    #JupyterCon #OSSNA t.co/bZnsveKLrF

    :sys_twitter: twitter.com/github/status/1657

  10. Day 3 @jupytercon! Let's continue the chat on research

    Please join Anne Fouilloux & @alejo_coca talk today at 15:00 about EDS book, an aspirational community-led effort on FAIR Notebooks for Open Environmental Science 🌏

    ℹ️cfp.jupytercon.com/2023/talk/N

  11. The slides for our #JupyterCon session
    "Computational reproducibility of Jupyter notebooks from biomedical publications" (today at 15:00–15:30 CET in Louis Armand 1)
    are up at doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7854503 .

    #openscience #reproducibility #Jupyter

  12. At #JupyterCon today. So many amazing talks, projects and (most importantly) people!

  13. 🇫🇷 Bonjour! Looking forward to learning and contributing at . Everyone welcome to our talk on Community-led FAIR Notebooks for Open Environmental Science

    ⏰ Fri 12 May, 15:00, cfp.jupytercon.com/2023/talk/N

    🙏 Beyond grateful to @jupytercon for sponsoring our carbon-saving travel!

  14. Best wishes to my teammates at #JupyterCon, which starts today in Paris. Today, AWS announces great new open source extensions for Jupyter, including Jupyter AI, which connects notebooks with large language models like ChatGPT.

    I had planned to be there in person, but I cancelled my trip after a positive COVID test last week. I'm disappointed that I don't get to meet the people I've worked with in 1.5 years, but I hope to meet the team at a future event.

    aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-l

  15. #Jupytercon is starting this morning in Paris! Happy to be there. :thinkerguns:

  16. Preparing demos for next week at . Here is a sneak peek (turn on the audio, best with headphones). See you there!

    💨💨 🔊💨💨

  17. We’ll see you in Paris at #jupytercon next week!

    Come learn...
    📊How to write scientific & technical articles with interactive figures
    🖥️Add computation to web based articles
    🔓Write #MySTMarkdown based papers directly in jupyterlab.

  18. Come learn about for scientific and technical writers at next week!

    See you all in Paris at 🎉

  19. In two weeks we will be giving a talk on @myst_tools at #JupyterCon, showing off some of the new ways to integrate interactive tools into publishing workflows.

    A video showing interactive #JupyterNotebooks integrated into your published articles. 🚀

    youtube.com/watch?v=Y5KuIskstB

  20. Coming soon - May 10-12, 2023 - it's JupyterCon2023.

    I see that Fons is scheduled to talk about 🎈Pluto.jl 🎈("Simple reactive notebooks for Julia"). 😂

    jupytercon.com

    #julialang #julia #plutojl #jupyter #jupytercon #numfocus

  21. In the afternoon we will also show how to use #IbisProject & #DuckDB to efficiently "sessionize" an event log to extract time-to-failure training data implicitly encoded in heartbeat-style events.

    This tutorial will be very hands-on but also packed with methodological insights.

    Hoping to meet you at #JupyterCon!

  22. Really excited to attend #JupyterCon in Paris next month!

    @vincent_m and I will give a full day tutorial on predictive Survival Analysis and Competing Risks modeling with a Gradient Boosting model assembled from generic scikit-learn building blocks. We will also introduce many concepts and model evaluation methodology using specialized libraries such as lifelines and scikit-survival.

    Here is the full agenda for this session:

    cfp.jupytercon.com/2023/talk/A

    #PyData #SurvivalAnalysis #sklearn