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eric jones
Hey Group,
Just a reminder that this is the last day to submit abstracts for
SciPy04. It is also the last day for early registration.
More information is here:
http://www.scipy.org/wikis/scipy04
About the Conference and Keynote Speaker
---------------------------------------------
The 1st annual *SciPy Conference* will be held this year at Caltech,
September 2-3, 2004. As some of you may know, we've experienced great
participation in two SciPy "Workshops" (with ~70 attendees in both 2002
and 2003) and this year we're graduating to a "conference." With the
prestige of a conference comes the responsibility of a keynote address.
This year, Jim Hugunin has answered the call and will be speaking to
kickoff the meeting on Thursday September 2nd. Jim is the creator of
Numeric Python, Jython, and co-designer of AspectJ. Jim is currently
working on IronPython--a fast implementation of Python for .NET and Mono.
Presenters
-----------
We still have room for a few more standard talks, and there is plenty of
room for lightning talks. Because of this, we are extending the abstract
deadline until July 23rd. Please send your abstract to
(e-mail address removed). Travis Oliphant is organizing the presentations
this year. (Thanks!) Once accepted, papers and/or presentation slides
are acceptable and are due by August 20, 2004.
Registration
-------------
Early registration ($100.00) has been extended to July 23rd. Follow the
links off of the main conference site:
http://www.scipy.org/wikis/scipy04
After July 23rd, registration will be $150.00. Registration includes
breakfast and lunch Thursday & Friday and a very nice dinner Thursday
night. Please register as soon as possible as it will help us in
planning for food, room sizes, etc.
Sprints
--------
As of now, we really haven't had much of a call for coding sprints for
the 3 days prior to SciPy 04. Below is the original announcement about
sprints. If you would like to suggest a topic and see if others are
interested, please send a message to the list. Otherwise, we'll forgo
the sprints session this year.
We're also planning three days of informal "Coding Sprints" prior to
the conference -- August 30 to September 1, 2004. Conference
registration is not required to participate in the sprints. Please
email the list, however, if you plan to attend. Topics for these
sprints will be determined via the mailing lists as well, so please
submit any suggestions for topics to the scipy-user list:
list signup: http://www.scipy.org/mailinglists/
list address: (e-mail address removed)
thanks,
eric
Just a reminder that this is the last day to submit abstracts for
SciPy04. It is also the last day for early registration.
More information is here:
http://www.scipy.org/wikis/scipy04
About the Conference and Keynote Speaker
---------------------------------------------
The 1st annual *SciPy Conference* will be held this year at Caltech,
September 2-3, 2004. As some of you may know, we've experienced great
participation in two SciPy "Workshops" (with ~70 attendees in both 2002
and 2003) and this year we're graduating to a "conference." With the
prestige of a conference comes the responsibility of a keynote address.
This year, Jim Hugunin has answered the call and will be speaking to
kickoff the meeting on Thursday September 2nd. Jim is the creator of
Numeric Python, Jython, and co-designer of AspectJ. Jim is currently
working on IronPython--a fast implementation of Python for .NET and Mono.
Presenters
-----------
We still have room for a few more standard talks, and there is plenty of
room for lightning talks. Because of this, we are extending the abstract
deadline until July 23rd. Please send your abstract to
(e-mail address removed). Travis Oliphant is organizing the presentations
this year. (Thanks!) Once accepted, papers and/or presentation slides
are acceptable and are due by August 20, 2004.
Registration
-------------
Early registration ($100.00) has been extended to July 23rd. Follow the
links off of the main conference site:
http://www.scipy.org/wikis/scipy04
After July 23rd, registration will be $150.00. Registration includes
breakfast and lunch Thursday & Friday and a very nice dinner Thursday
night. Please register as soon as possible as it will help us in
planning for food, room sizes, etc.
Sprints
--------
As of now, we really haven't had much of a call for coding sprints for
the 3 days prior to SciPy 04. Below is the original announcement about
sprints. If you would like to suggest a topic and see if others are
interested, please send a message to the list. Otherwise, we'll forgo
the sprints session this year.
We're also planning three days of informal "Coding Sprints" prior to
the conference -- August 30 to September 1, 2004. Conference
registration is not required to participate in the sprints. Please
email the list, however, if you plan to attend. Topics for these
sprints will be determined via the mailing lists as well, so please
submit any suggestions for topics to the scipy-user list:
list signup: http://www.scipy.org/mailinglists/
list address: (e-mail address removed)
thanks,
eric