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SciPy India

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SciPy India is a community and an annual conference centred around the Python programming language for education and scientific computing • established in 2009 • coming back in 2026! • community partner of the Python Software Foundation (@python.org)

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 6mo ago

Registrations for FOSS Hack 2026 (fossunited.org/fosshack/2026) close today; the hackathon starts tomorrow, March 1st. If you've been on the fence, now's the time. A month to build, contribute, or pick up an existing FOSS project and make it better; code, docs, design, data, whatever you've got.

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 6mo ago

We're excited to partner with FOSS United for FOSS Hack 2026!! It's India's largest FOSS hackathon, running March 1-31, hybrid, bringing together students, professionals, and open-source communities to contribute across code, design, documentation, hardware, etc. #opensource #hackathons #foss

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 6mo ago

We are thrilled to announce Tushar Sadhwani as a speaker at BangPypers x SciPy India's collaborative February Python Meetup tomorrow!

Event poster for the February Python Meetup, co-hosted by BangPypers and SciPy India, sponsored by Amadeus. The poster features a photo of speaker Tushar Sadhwani, a Software Engineer at Macroscope, with details of his talk titled 'Annotations and t-strings: Python metaprogramming in the modern age'. The event is scheduled for 21st February 2026, 1030–1400 IST, at Amadeus Software Labs India, Prestige Tech Park, Kadubeesanahalli, Marathahalli, Bengaluru.
SciPy India@scipy.in · 6mo ago

We are thrilled to announce Anirudh Sethuraman as a speaker at BangPypers x SciPy India's collaborative February Python Meetup tomorrow!

Event poster for the February Python Meetup, co-hosted by BangPypers and SciPy India, sponsored by Amadeus. The poster features a photo of speaker Anirudh Sethuraman, an SDE at Amadeus and AI Enthusiast, with details of his talk titled 'Garbage In, Garbage Out: Engineering Reliable LLM Systems Beyond the Prompt'. The event is scheduled for 21st February 2026, 1030–1400 IST, at Amadeus Software Labs India, Prestige Tech Park, Kadubeesanahalli, Marathahalli, Bengaluru.
SciPy India@scipy.in · 6mo ago

We are thrilled to announce Ganesh Kathiresan as a speaker at BangPypers x SciPy India's collaborative February Python Meetup tomorrow!

Event poster for the February Python Meetup, co-hosted by BangPypers and SciPy India, sponsored by Amadeus. The poster features a photo of speaker Ganesh Kathiresan, a NumPy maintainer and Senior SDE at Amazon, with details of his talk titled 'From User to Maintainer: My NumPy Journey'. The event is scheduled for 21st February 2026, 1030–1400 IST, at Amadeus Software Labs India, Prestige Tech Park, Kadubeesanahalli, Marathahalli, Bengaluru.
SciPy India@scipy.in · 6mo ago

We’re attending PyConf Hyderabad 2026. Are you? As a Community Partner, SciPy India is proud to offer a special discount code for tickets. Discount Code: OSHYD10 (book at 2026.pyconfhyd.org/tickets) Please note: discounted tickets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

A vertical promotional poster for PyConf Hyderabad 2026 with a bold, comic-book style design. The background is dark blue with radiating lines and dotted patterns, resembling a superhero burst. At the top center is the PyConf logo in bright yellow text with a red starburst behind it, and a small black banner reading “Hyderabad 2026.” White cloud-like shapes frame the very top edge. Centred below the logo is the headline in large white text: “How do You Wish to Show Up at PyConf Hyderabad?” Under the headline is a wide yellow banner with black text that reads: “Community Partner Exclusive Discount Use Code: OSHYD10” Below this banner, centred on the poster, is a circular blue icon with a white stylised “S” symbol inside it. Further down, a large line of white text reads: “There’s a ticket for every kind of PyConfer!” The word “PyConfer” is highlighted in yellow for emphasis. At the bottom half of the poster are four illustrated ticket cards, slightly tilted and taped at the top like pinned notes. From left to right: Contributor Ticket, shown on a white card with a black icon of two hands holding a heart. Regular Ticket, on a light blue card with a simple black icon of a person reading or holding a book. Combo Ticket, on a pale yellow card with a black icon of two raised hands coming together. Workshop Ticket, on a white card with a black icon depicting a presentation board and seated audience. A bright yellow footer strip runs along the bottom of the poster. On the left it reads: “2026.pyconfhyd.org/tickets” On the right it reads: “2026.pyconfhyd.org” Overall, the poster uses high-contrast colours (blue, yellow, white, and black), playful typography, and iconography to promote PyConf Hyderabad 2026 and its various ticket options, emphasising inclusivity and community participation.
SciPy India@scipy.in · 6mo ago

BangPypers × SciPy India – venue announcement and CFP reminder! Our Call for Proposals is still OPEN! Submit: linktr.ee/bangpypersxs... CFP tracks: • The scientific Python stack will be reviewed by SciPy India (us) • General Python topics, tooling, and CPython internals

Promotional graphic with a blue background and subtle abstract network pattern. Large white text at the top reads “BangPypers x SciPy India” followed by “February Python Meetup”. Below, a heading says “Venue Announcement” and the venue name “aMaDEUs” is displayed prominently in bold white lettering at the centre. Near the bottom, smaller white text lists the event details: “21 February, 2026” and “1100—1400 IST”. Further down, a call to action reads “Submit your talk at”, followed by a rounded white button containing the link “linktr.ee/bangpypersxscipyindia” in blue text. A curved yellow band runs along the bottom edge of the image, contrasting with the blue background.
SciPy India@scipy.in · 8mo ago

We’re excited to have Pranav Saxena as our next speaker! He’ll introduce Ramanujan-Computing, an open-source distributed platform that harnesses idle devices for high-performance scientific workloads without needing new binaries for each problem. Register: fossunited.org/c/scipy-indi...

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 8mo ago

We’re excited to have Boddu Sri Pavan as our next speaker! He’ll share Chandassu, an open-source framework for the computational preservation and analysis of Telugu metrical poetry. Spread the word by resharing this post with your network!📣 Register: fossunited.org/c/scipy-indi...

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 8mo ago

We’re excited to have Sadhana Kalidoss and Abel Abraham as our next speakers! They’ll show how PhiFlow lets you simulate complex dynamical systems in Python—from fluid flows to patterns and meshes. Spread the word by resharing this post with your network!📣 Register: fossunited.org/c/scipy-indi...

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 10mo ago

We're excited to have Vivekanand as our next speaker! He'll dive into how Nix can transform Python dependency management—breaking free from venv limitations and enabling cross-ecosystem reproducibility. 📣 Help us spread the word by resharing this post with your network!

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 10mo ago

We're excited to announce Yuvraj Muralichandran, as our next speaker. Yuvraj will present his research on galaxy alignments with cosmic web filaments using Python-based scientific workflows and large-scale statistical tests. 📣 Help us spread the word by resharing this post with your network!

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 10mo ago

We're excited to welcome our next speaker, Philip Cherian, who will present Astrolab—a Python package that empowers undergraduates to analyze amateur astronomical data with accessible, hands-on methods. 📣 Help us spread the word by resharing this post with your network!

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 10mo ago

We're excited to feature Navya as our first speaker! She'll share how she built a user-friendly node editor for generating OpenFOAM case files, making simulation setup more accessible for beginners. Talk: A Node Editor for OpenFOAM Case Files Generation Date: 01 Nov 2025 | Online | 2PM–4PM IST

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SciPy India@scipy.in · 10mo ago

Announcing our fifth speaker for Community Call #2 this Saturday! Abhijeet Mote will present a lightning talk on Mojo—combining Python's simplicity with systems-level performance to supercharge AI/ML workloads without dropping to C++/CUDA. Register here: fossunited.org/c/scipy-indi...

SciPy India Community Call #2 announcement featuring a Jupyter notebook interface. The notebook shows Python code generating a speaker plot using matplotlib. The main content displays a speaker card for Abhijeet Mote, Senior Software Engineer, wearing a plaid shirt against a white background. The talk is titled "Mojo and AI/ML: The Future of Pythonic Performance." Event details: October 4, 2025, 2-4 PM IST, held online. The image uses SciPy India's branding with their blue wave logo. Bottom of the image shows social media handles: @scipyindia.bsky.social on Bluesky, scipyindia on LinkedIn, and @scipyindia@fosstodon.org on Mastodon. The notebook footer indicates it's running Python 3 with ipykernel on the community-calls branch, cell 1 of 1. The design mimics an actual Jupyter notebook output with dark theme styling, combining technical aesthetics with community event promotion.
SciPy India@scipy.in · 10mo ago

Announcing our fourth speaker for Community Call #2 this Saturday! Mridul Jain will demonstrate how to build robust time series forecasting pipelines for retail using sktime—covering hierarchical and probabilistic methods with real-world examples. Register here: fossunited.org/c/scipy-indi...

SciPy India Community Call #2 announcement featuring a Jupyter notebook interface. The notebook shows Python code generating a speaker plot using matplotlib. The main content displays a speaker card for Mridul Jain, ESoC 2025 Developer at pgmpy and sktime mentee, wearing a white shirt and glasses outdoors with greenery in the background. The talk is titled "Sales & Inventory Forecasting with sktime: A Robust Time Series Toolkit." Event details: October 4, 2025, 2-4 PM IST, held online. The image uses SciPy India's branding with their blue wave logo. Bottom of the image shows social media handles: @scipyindia.bsky.social on Bluesky, scipyindia on LinkedIn, and @scipyindia@fosstodon.org on Mastodon. The notebook footer indicates it's running Python 3 with ipykernel on the community-calls branch, cell 1 of 1. The design mimics an actual Jupyter notebook output with dark theme styling, combining technical aesthetics with community event promotion.
SciPy India@scipy.in · 10mo ago

Announcing our second speaker for Community Call #2 this Saturday! Indranil Ghosh will demonstrate time series analysis of coupled neuron models using Python—covering dynamical systems, coupling strategies, and nonlinear dynamics tools. Register here: fossunited.org/c/scipy-indi...

SciPy India Community Call #2 announcement featuring a Jupyter notebook interface. The notebook shows Python code generating a speaker plot using matplotlib. The main content displays a speaker card for Indranil Ghosh, a Postdoctoral Researcher at University College Dublin, wearing a black sweatshirt outdoors in a snowy setting. The talk is titled "Time series analysis of coupled neurons." Event details: October 4, 2025, 2-4 PM IST, held online. The image uses SciPy India's branding with their blue wave logo. Bottom of the image shows social media handles: @scipyindia.bsky.social on Bluesky, scipyindia on LinkedIn, and @scipyindia@fosstodon.org on Mastodon. The notebook footer indicates it's running Python 3 with ipykernel on the community-calls branch, cell 1 of 1. The design mimics an actual Jupyter notebook output with dark theme styling, combining technical aesthetics with community event promotion.
SciPy India@scipy.in · 10mo ago

Announcing our first speaker for Community Call #2 this Saturday! Monica Dhyani will explore how network position and sustained engagement shape innovation in online communities—with Stack Overflow as a case study—through the lens of network science. Register here: fossunited.org/c/scipy-indi...

SciPy India Community Call #2 announcement featuring a Jupyter notebook interface. The notebook shows Python code generating a speaker plot using matplotlib. The main content displays a speaker card for Monica Dhyani, a Mathematics PhD Student at Shiv Nadar University, standing in front of potted plants wearing a turquoise top. The talk is titled "Understanding Online Innovation Networks using Network Science Approach." Event details: October 4, 2025, 2-4 PM IST, held online. The image uses SciPy India's branding with their blue wave logo. Bottom of the image shows social media handles: @scipyindia.bsky.social on Bluesky, scipyindia on LinkedIn, and @scipyindia@fosstodon.org on Mastodon. The notebook footer indicates it's running Python 3 with ipykernel on the community-calls branch, cell 1 of 1. The design mimics an actual Jupyter notebook output with dark theme styling, combining technical aesthetics with community event promotion.