• SciPy2007

The SciPy 2007 Conference was a tremendous success. Many thanks to the nice folks at Caltech for hosting us again this year.

Please follow the links below to view various artifacts from the Conference.

• Tutorial materials

• Presentation materials

• Videos (coming soon)

• Notes from the Conference BoFs

• Links to blogs/impressions of the Conference

• Gallery of photos from the Conference

• We're excited to have Ivan Krstić, the director of security architecture for the One Laptop Per Child project as this year's keynote speaker.

• The Schedule of talks is now available.

• The schedule includes a Lightning Talks session Thursday afternoon. If you are interested in presenting a 5-10 minute talk, please add yourself to the list on the wiki or email travis at enthought.com and he'll add you.

• ⁺⁺ List of Tutorials

• Birds-of-a-feather meetings (BOFs)

• Sprint Topics

This conference provides a unique opportunity to learn and affect what is happening in the realm of scientific computing with Python. Attendees will have the opportunity to review the available tools and how they apply to specific problems. By providing a forum for developers to share their Python expertise with the wider commercial, academic, and research communities, this conference fosters collaboration and facilitates the sharing of software components, techniques and a vision for high level language use in scientific computing. For a little more background on what happens at a SciPy Conference, please see "WhatsThisConferenceLike?"

⁺⁺ Note: Tutorial registrations have reached our room capacity, so new registration has been closed for tutorials (7/20/07). There will be a room provided as a sprint/work area during the tutorial days for those who have not yet registered, but want to show up those days and make use of the time during tutorials for sprinting.

Directions

• The tutorials have moved to the Beckman Institute large meeting room. They will no longer be held at the Firestone Building.

• The Conference will be held in the Beckman Institute large meeting room. It is just West of the large round Beckman Auditorium.
• Sprints will be held in 100 Powell-Booth.

• Each of these buildings is labeled on the Campus Map.

Registration

Online Registration is now available. Early registration for the conference is $150.00. Tutorials are $75.00.

**Update: Early registration has been extended through Wednesday July 18, 2007. After July 18, the registration fee will increase to $200.00, so register early at the registration page hosted by Enthought.

Meals (bagels/muffins, lunch and snacks) will be provided for the tutorial days. Breakfast, lunch and snacks Thursday & Friday and a very nice dinner Thursday night are provided for all registrants.

Some helpful links:

• Nearby accomodations

• Directions

• Visit CACR site

• Campus Map

• Parking Instructions - parking is now $15/week or $5/day. Allow time in the morning to park and fill out a parking form.

Student Sponsorship

Enthought, Inc. is sponsoring the registration fees for up to 5 college or graduate students to attend the conference. To apply, please send a short description of what you are studying and why you'd like to attend to info@enthought.com. Please include telephone contact information.

Sponsors:

Please email travis at enthought dot com if you have any questions about the conference.