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  1. RE: fosstodon.org/@europython/1167

    I'm so honored to be a keynote speaker at EuroPython 2026. 💞

    My talk is about seeing through the noise — the intersection of people, data, patterns, and intentional AI. In a moment when AI is everywhere and loud, let's slow down and look beneath the surface.

    I can't wait to bring the @pyOpenSci lens — and everything our community has taught me — to this stage. I hope to see you there!

  2. We are thrilled to announce Leah Wasser (@leahawasser) as a keynote speaker! 🚀

    Leah is the founder of pyOpenSci, a community of 400+ researchers making research software more sustainable and human. 🔬

    As GenAI reshapes coding, Leah is protecting the human networks that keep open source sustainable. 🤝

    Join us in Kraków or remotely, July 13-19!
    🎟️ europython.eu/tickets/

  3. pyOpenSci is heading to UN Open Source Week! 🌍

    Building a sustainable, inclusive open-source ecosystem requires global collaboration. We are excited to join leaders from around the world to discuss digital infrastructure and the human-centered open-source communities that make discovery possible.

    Are you going to be there? Let’s connect and talk about the future of open source and scientific Python! unopensource.org/

  4. Joining us at ? Come to our open space TODAY (Fri May 15)
    3pm Room 202A — generative AI impacts on open source.

    pyOpenSci is researching this actively and building frameworks for
    more intentional AI use in scientific open source. We want your
    experience and perspective to shape this work.

    All backgrounds welcome.

  5. 🚀 Early bird pricing extended!
    Join our From Zero to Python Package workshop on Nov 6 — learn to build and publish Python packages the modern way with Hatch, PyPI, and UV.

    👩💻 Ideal for researchers, developers, and open-source contributors.
    💡 Scholarships available!
    🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/pyos-packaging-2025

    Build your skills developing better, software while also supporting scientific
    Please share!

  6. So much brilliant work never makes it into a paper.
    Code, data, and late nights helping others debug are the invisible engines of science.

    At pyOpenSci, we believe they are the pulse of research.
    Build openly. Build together. If you believe research is more than papers, join us.

    Volunteer, review, contribute — let’s make research more inclusive and impactful. 💛

  7. 🎉 I’m proud to share that our paper has been accepted in the Journal of Open Source Software!
    Big thanks to everyone who contributed and supported this work 🙌

    Original JOSS post: fosstodon.org/@joss/1153337040

    #JOSS #OpenSource #Research #PhD #OpenScience #Python #computationalmechanics #scientificcomputing #PyOpenSci #FEA #FElupe

  8. We’re celebrating @isabelizimm as she steps down from her active editor role at pyOpenSci 💜

    From Editor in Chief to triage team, Isabel has guided countless reviews with clarity, kindness, and a deep commitment to open science.

    She now becomes an Emeritus Editor—still part of our community, always appreciated.

    Thank you, Isabel!

  9. 📢 We’re excited to welcome Mandy Moore as pyOpenSci’s new Communications and Community Lead!

    Mandy brings 15+ years of experience in marketing, content strategy, podcast production, and community engagement.

    Read her intro post: pyopensci.org/blog/mandy-moore

  10. 📢 Exciting news—Eliot Robson is our new rotating Editor in Chief! 🎉

    A past package submitter and reviewer, Eliot brings experience and a collaborative spirit to guiding pyOpenSci’s peer review process—helping maintainers make scientific Python packages more robust, reusable, and sustainable.

    💛 Join us in congratulating him!

  11. What’s getting in the way of maintaining and sharing your research software? 👀

    At pyOpenSci hosted a Birds of a Feather (BoF) to ask that very question, and the community showed up with insight, vulnerability, and solutions.

    From confusing packaging tools to cultural barriers in academia, we break down the biggest pain points and what we’re doing next.

    👉 pyopensci.org/blog/pyopensci-b

  12. 🚨 You don’t have to be a software engineer to contribute to scientific open source!

    At pyOpenSci, we believe good science needs good software, and that means contributions of all kinds:

    🛠️ Code
    📚 Docs
    🧠 Ideas
    🤝 Reviews
    💛 Encouragement

    Whether you’re a researcher, educator, or someone just curious about open source, we have space for you. 🤩

    🔗 Learn how to get started: pyopensci.org/python-package-g

  13. Thrilled to welcome Philip Narteh as pyOpenSci’s first open source infrastructure intern! 💛

    Backed by Quansight Labs, Melissa Mendonça & Tania Allard, he’ll help migrate our site to Django—bringing accessibility expertise with him.

    👋 Welcome, Philip!

  14. It’s the weekend, but we’re still thinking about all the contributors who showed up for open science this month!

    💛 If you contributed to pyOpenSci recently, we see you.
    👀 Curious about contributing? We’ve got starter issues + human-first docs to help you begin.

    ✨ Your code matters. Your contribution matters. You belong here. ✨

    📖 What we’ve been up to: pyopensci.org/blog/pyopensci-a
    📚 How to contribute: pyopensci.org/python-package-g
    📅 Events: pyopensci.org/events

  15. OP Lunch Talk #71: "Tackling Scientific Python’s Biggest Open Science Challenges Through Community"

    solarsystem.video/w/uk1xuwdrJV

  16. Join our hands-on workshop led by Leah Wasser, Inessa Pawson, Carol Willing & Tetsuo Koyama.

    You’ll:
    ✅ Build your own Python package
    ✅ Learn best practices
    ✅ Publish to TestPyPI
    ✅ Get packaging resources + community support

    No installs needed—GitHub Codespaces works too!

    📅 July 8, 8am–12pm PT
    📍 Room 316, Greater Tacoma Convention Center

    Workshop info: pyopensci.org/events/pyopensci

    More SciPy events: pyopensci.org/blog/pyopensci-a

  17. @curioss We’re thrilled to be part of this initiative! 🌟

    Huge thanks to @leahawasser, Zach, and Francesca for shining a light on the power of collaboration between institutional and community-led efforts like @pyOpenSci.

    Looking forward to more shared learning around peer review, Python packaging, and open source community care! 💛

  18. Did someone leave a Dell power brick at the table in room 318 at the sprints? Can I get it back to you somehow?

  19. I'll be serving as Editor-in-Chief (EiC) for @pyOpenSci's Python package peer review process for the first half of 2025!

    Interested in reviewing scientific Python packages? Let us know at:

    forms.gle/GHfxvmS47nQFDcBM6

    #PyOpenSci #Python #SciPy

  20. 💜 Bring a friend
    🎃 2 for 1
    👻 Buy one get one free.
    🐈‍⬛ Double deal
    🧙 Half off (when you buy two)
    🦇 Two-in-one

    No matter how you say it, it’s here! All of the tickets to our Open Science Fall Festival are now buy one, get one free! Grab a friend and enjoy a single workshop, or attend all five days. No matter what you choose, we’ve got something for everyone!

    bit.ly/pyosFF2024

  21. The THzTools package is in need of reviewers! We’re looking for volunteer reviewers with an interest in the physics of solids and optical spectroscopy for superconductors and magnetic materials to help review THzTools.

    Not an expert in this domain? Not to worry! We’re also looking for an editor with Python expertise to help out.

    🫶 New to reviewing? We offer mentorship!

    Apply today!

  22. Do you love Cython? Are you passionate about open source? Consider volunteering with pyOpenSci! We’re looking for a volunteer reviewer with Cython expertise and an interest in network diffusion processes to help review the CyNetDiff Python package.

    🫶 New to reviewing? We offer mentorship!

    💻 Learn more about CyNetDiff: github.com/eliotwrobson/CyNetD
    💜 Apply today: bit.ly/pyOSReviewer

  23. Great Tables is in need of great reviewers! We’re looking for volunteer reviewers with expertise in Pandas or Polars DataFrames and an interest in making beautiful tables to help review the Great Tables Python package.

    🫶 New to reviewing? We offer mentorship!

    ⚡ Learn more about Great Tables: github.com/posit-dev/great-tab
    💜 Apply today: bit.ly/pyOSReviewer

  24. Rowan Cockett’s Keynote, Enhancing Scientific Collaboration with MyST Markdown and Continuous Science, rounds out our Fall Festival Keynote sessions.

    Keynote tickets are free, and in this talk Rowan will be:

    🪄 introducing MyST Markdown
    🍬 demonstrations of real-world applications of MyST
    🐈‍⬛ sharing practical insights on how MyST can elevate your research dissemination

    🦇 Grab your spot today: bit.ly/pyosFF2024

  25. ⛈️ Do you love atmospheric sciences?
    💜 Are you interested in volunteering with pyOpenSci?

    Check out our latest call for editors! We’re looking for a volunteer editor with atmospheric science expertise and an interest in aerosol simulation to lead the review process for PyPartMC.

    🍃 Learn more about PyPartMC: github.com/open-atmos/PyPartMC/
    💌 And apply today! bit.ly/pyOSEditor

  26. Our scholarship application deadline is almost here - be sure to apply today! Scholarship recipients will receive:

    🎃 admission to our Keynote sessions
    🦇 access to all four hands-on workshops
    🧟 entry to all of our office hours sessions
    👻 a guaranteed spot in our Quarto talk session

    🐈‍⬛ Apply today: bit.ly/pyosFF2024-scholarship

  27. Not only will registering for the pyOpenSci Fall Festival get you access to our hands-on Quarto and Great Tables workshop with @tracykteal, Rich Iannone, and Jesse Mostipak, but you’ll also be able to attend office hours and hear two fantastic talks! That’s right, James Balamuta and George Stagg will be joining us to share more goodness about Quarto and Quarto Live!

    🦊 Learn more and register today: bit.ly/pyosFF2024

  28. BEST. DAY. EVER: we’re announcing our keynote speakers for the pyOpenSci Open Science Fall Festival! Our keynote session is taking place on Monday, October 28th, and we’re offering this session at no cost.

    🦇 Melissa Mendoça, Sr. DevEx Engineer at Quansight
    🐈‍⬛ Eric Ma, Sr. Principal Data Scientist at Moderna
    🎃 @rowan, CEO and founder of Curvenote

    🧙 Register today: bit.ly/pyosFF2024