EuroPython 2016 Sessions
This is the complete set of planned sessions for EuroPython 2016 conference, with more than 200 sessions in total. We have 167 talks, 20 training sessions, posters, help desks, interactive sessions and panels waiting for you.
Please note that there may still be some changes to this list in case speakers cannot come and their slots have to be replaced by talks on the waiting list.
See the talks clustered by topics here. Thanks Gaël Varoquaux!
Keynotes
- 20 years without a 'proper job' by Rachel Willmer
- A Million Children (and MicroPython) by Nicholas Tollervey
- Come for the Language, Stay for the Community by Naomi Ceder
- Inside the Hat: Python @ Walt Disney Animation Studios by Paul Hildebrandt
- LIGO: The Dawn of Gravitational Wave Astronomy by Jameson Rollins
- Scientist meets web dev: how Python became the language of data by Gaël Varoquaux
Talks
- 3D Modeling and Printing by Python by Takuro Wada
- A deep dive into the Pymongo MongoDB driver by Joe Drumgoole
- A Gentle Introduction to Neural Networks (with Python) by Tariq Rashid
- Against the silos: usable encrypted email & the quest for privacy-aware services by Kali Kaneko
- Algorithmic Trading with Python by iztok kucan, Joris Peeters
- An Introduction to Deep Learning by Geoff French
- Analyzing Data with Python & Docker by Andreas Dewes
- Another pair of eyes: Reviewing code well by Adam Dangoor
- APIs and Microservices With Go by Vinicius Pacheco
- async/await in Python 3.5 and why it is awesome by Yury Selivanov
- Asynchronous network requests in a web application by Lauris Jullien
- Automate, contribute, repeat. by Theo Crevon
- Behind Closed Doors: Managing Passwords in a Dangerous World by Noah Kantrowitz
- Beyond scraping, getting data from dynamic, heavily javascript driven, websites by Anthon van der Neut
- Brainwaves for Hackers 3.0 by Andreas Klostermann
- Build and control a Python-powered robot. by Antonio Spadaro
- Build your first OpenStack application with OpenStack PythonSDK by Victoria Martinez de la Cruz
- Build your Microservices with ZeroMQ by Floris Bruynooghe
- Building a reasonably popular web application for the first time. by Erik Näslund
- Building beautiful RESTful APIs using Flask by Michał Karzyński
- Building Service interfaces with OpenAPI / Swagger by Stephan Jaensch
- Buildout Django eta Fabric. Kasu praktikoa euskarazko tokiko hedabideetan by Jatsu Argarate
- CFFI: calling C from Python by Armin Rigo
- Clean code in Python by Mariano Anaya
- CloudABI: Capability based security on Linux/Unix by Alex Willmer
- Conda - Easier Installs and Simpler Builds by Mike Müller
- Create secure production environment using Docker by Andrés Cidel
- Cybersecurity in the financial sector with Python by Miguel Reguero
- Data Formats for Data Science by Valerio Maggio
- Datu bistaratze soluzioen garapena Smartcity proiektuetan by Iker Martinez de Agirre Mendia
- Deep Learning with Python & TensorFlow by Ian Lewis
- Deploying Django at scale: what happens inside the cloud by Jonathan Stoppani
- Designing a Pythonic Interface by Honza Král
- Developing a real-time automated trading platform with Python by Miguel Sánchez de León Peque
- Do I need to switch to Go(lang) ? by Max Tepkeev
- Dynamic Class Generation in Python by Kyle Knapp
- Effective Code Review by Dougal Matthews
- Effectively test your webapp with Python and Selenium by Andrei Coman
- Efficient Django by David Arcos
- EITB Nahieran: askatu bideoak API honen bidez by Mikel Larreategi
- Endor, ipuinak kontatzen zituen Nao robota. by L. Ozaeta
- Entendiendo Unicode by Facundo Batista
- Ethical hacking with Python tools by Jose Manuel Ortega
- Exploring our Python Interpreter by Stephane Wirtel
- Exploring Python Bytecode by Anjana Vakil
- Fast Async Code with Cython and AsyncIO by Stefan Behnel
- FAT Python: a new static optimizer for Python 3.6 by Victor Stinner
- FBTFTP: Facebook's open source python3 framework for dynamic TFTP servers. by Angelo Failla
- Game Theory to the Rescue When Hard Decisions Are to Be Made by Alexander Hendorf
- Get in control of your workflows with Airflow by Christian Trebing
- Get Instrumented! by Hynek Schlawack
- Go for Python Programmers by Shahriar Tajbakhsh
- Grocker, a Python build chain for Docker by Fabien Bochu
- Hacking ético con herramientas Python by Jose Manuel Ortega
- Handling GPS Data with Python by Florian Wilhelm
- High Availability Scaling with Share Nothing Architecture by John Kraal
- High Performance Networking in Python by Yury Selivanov
- High Performance Python on Intel Many-Core Architecture by Ralph de Wargny
- How can machine learning help to predict changes in size of Atlantic herring ? by Olga Lyashevska
- How OpenStack makes Python better (and vice-versa) by Thierry Carrez, Doug Hellmann
- How to conquer the world by Rogier van der Geer
- How to improve your diet and save money with Python by Zuria Bauer, Daniel Domene López
- How to migrate from PostgreSQL to HDF5 and live happily ever after by Michele Simionato
- Hyperconvergence meets BigData by Rafael Monnerat
- I Hate You, NLP... ;) by Katharine Jarmul
- Implementación de un Identificador de Sonido en Python by Cameron Macleod
- Implementing a Sound Identifier in Python by Cameron Macleod
- Implementing Parallel Programming Design Patterns using EFL for Python by Moshe Goldstein, david dayan
- import community by Fernando Masanori Ashikaga, Paola Katherine Pacheco, Kátia Nakamura
- Infrastructure as Code: "pip install" your environment by Sebastian Neubauer
- Ingesting 35 million hotel images with python in the cloud. by Alex Vinyals
- Interactive data Kung Fu with Shaolin by Guillem Duran
- Introduction to aiohttp by Andrew Svetlov
- Is that spam in my ham? by Lorena Mesa
- It's not magic: descriptors exposed by Facundo Batista
- Iteration, iteration, iteration by John Sutherland
- Jupyter for everything else by Mike BRIGHT
- Keeping the Lights on with Python by Scott Reeve
- Kung Fu al amanecer con itertools by Víctor Terrón
- Kung Fu at Dawn with Itertools by Víctor Terrón
- Learn Python The Fun Way by Liana Bakradze
- Lessons Learned after 190 Million Lessons Served by Ricardo Bánffy
- Leveraging documentation power for better web APIs by Rudy Sicard
- Log all the things! by Honza Král
- Machine Learning for dummies with Python by Javier Arias Losada
- Machine Learning: Power of Ensembles by Bargava Subramanian
- Making robots walk with Python by Radomir Dopieralski
- Managing Kubernetes from Python using Kube by David Charles
- Managing Mocks by Helen Sherwood-Taylor
- Metaclasses for fun and profit: Making a declarative GUI implementation by Anders Hammarquist
- MicroPython on the BBC micro:bit by Nicholas Tollervey
- Minds, machines and Python by Daniele Procida
- MiniBrew: Brewing beer with Python by Francisco Igual
- Modern OpenGL with Python by Roberto De Ioris
- Monkey-patching: a magic trick or a powerful tool? by Elizaveta Shashkova
- Moving away from NodeJS to a pure python solution for assets by Alessandro Molina
- Music transcription with Python by Anna Wszeborowska
- NetworkX Visualization Powered by Bokeh by Björn Meier
- Nipy on functional brain MRI by Alexandre Savio
- OMG, Bokeh is better than ever! by Fabio Pliger
- Optimize Thyself by Nejc Zupan
- Peeking into Python’s C API by Sophia Davis
- Per Python ad Astra by Juan Luis Cano
- Performant Python by Burkhard Kloss
- Profiling the unprofilable by Dmitry Trofimov
- Protect your users with Circuit Breakers by Scott Triglia
- Publish your code so others can use it in 5 easy steps by Marko Samastur
- Pygame Zero by Daniel Pope
- Pytest 3.0 by Raphael Pierzina
- Pytest desde las trincheras by Pau Ruŀlan Ferragut
- Python and Async programming by Nicolas Lara
- Python as the keystone of building and testing C++ applications by Alain Martin
- Python Descriptors for Better Data Structures by Adrian Dziubek
- Python in Astronomy by Sławomir Piasecki
- Python in Gravitational Waves Research Communities by Elena Cuoco
- Python, Data & Rock'n'Roll by Claudia Guirao Fernández
- Query Embeddings: Web Scale Search powered by Deep Learning and Python by Ankit Bahuguna
- Raspberry Pi GPIO Zero by Ben Nuttall
- re-Discovering Python's Regular Expressions by Ilia Kurenkov
- Real virtual environments without virtualenv by Mihai Iachimovschi
- RESTful API - Best Practices. by Malwina Nowakowska
- Scaling Microservices with Crossbar.io by Tobias Oberstein
- Server for IoT devices and Mobile devices using Wifi Network, by Joaquin Berenguer
- Simplifying Computer Art in Python by Catherine Holloway
- So you think your Python startup is worth $10 million... by Marc-Andre Lemburg
- Split Up! Fighting the Monolith by Patrick Mühlbauer
- SQLAlchemy as the backbone of a Data Science company by Peter Hoffmann
- System Testing with pytest and docker-py by Christie Wilson, Michael Tom-Wing
- TDD of Python microservices by Michał Bultrowicz
- Test-driven code search and reuse coming to Python with pytest-nodev by Alessandro Amici
- Testing the untestable: a beginner’s guide to mock objects by Andrew Burrows
- The Gilectomy by Larry Hastings
- The Journey from Python Developer to Python Company Owner by Maciej Dziergwa
- The Joy of Simulation: for Fun and Profit by vincent warmerdam
- The Report Of Twisted’s Death by Amber Brown
- The value of mindfulness and how it has arrived at Google by Ralph Heinkel
- Things I wish I knew before starting using Python for Data Processing by Miguel Cabrera
- Towards More Secure Emailing by holger krekel, Kali Kaneko
- Un vector por tu palabra by Mai Giménez
- Unveiling the Universe with python by Valeria Pettorino
- Using and abusing Python’s double-underscore methods and attributes by Anjana Vakil
- Using Service Discovery to build dynamic python applications by Alexys Jacob
- What is the best full text search engine for Python? by Andrii Soldatenko
- What Python can learn from Haskell packaging by Domen Kožar
- What's the point of Object Orientation? by Iwan Vosloo
- Where is the bottleneck? by Manuel Miranda
- Wrestling Python into LLVM Intermediate Representation by Anna Herlihy
- Writing faster Python by Sebastian Witowski
- Writing Redis in Python with asyncio by James Saryerwinnie
- Writing unit tests for C code in Python by Alexander Steffen
Training sessions
- (Machine-)Learning Chinese, with Python! by Andreas Dewes
- Blender: much visual, very 3d, many python. by vincent warmerdam
- Efficient Python for High-Performance Parallel Computing by Michael McKerns
- Faster Python Programs - Measure, don't Guess by Mike Müller
- Guide to make a real contribution to an open source project for novice by Tushar Gautam
- Introduction to Data Wrangling by Katharine Jarmul
- Introduction to Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing by Bargava Subramanian
- IPython in Depth by Mike BRIGHT
- Manage your Python packages professionally with devpi by Floris Bruynooghe
- NumPy with Cython by Stefan Behnel
- OpenStack Cloud Native Deployment for Application Developers by David Flanders
- Present-day Async Web development training: from Twisted to Tornado and AsyncIO by Anton Caceres
- Productive Coding with PyCharm by Paul Everitt
- Property-based testing with Hypothesis by David MacIver
- pytest - simple, rapid and fun testing with Python by Florian Bruhin
- Python for System Administrators by Roberto Polli
- So, what's all the fuss about Docker? by Daniele Procida, Stefan Foulis
- Test-driven code search and the art of writing implementation-agnostic tests by Alessandro Amici
- The Stupid Python Workshop by Mark Smith
- uWSGI: the full stack application server by Alexys Jacob
Poster sessions
- A case study of porting a Fortran77 Monte Carlo simulation code to python&numba by Robert Froeschl
- Building a billion user load balancer by Emmanuel Bretelle
- Driving a Rover on the Moon with the Power of your Mind by Enrico Carbognani
- Plone, the premier Python CMS and intranet by Paul Roeland
- PyGenSA: An Efficient Global Optimization for Generalized Simulated Annealing by Stéphane Cano
- PyMICE - a library for analysis of IntelliCage™ data by Jakub Kowalski
- Python in Production Engineering by Emmanuel Bretelle
- To the Clouds: Service Orchestration and Cloud Deployment with Juju by Michael Foord
- Using Python on the BBC micro:bit in informal learning environments by Corinne Welsh
Interactive sessions
- Managing technical debt by Mircea Zetea
- Planning for the worst by Alexys Jacob, Guillaume Gelin
- Programming interviews and careers by Iwan Gulenko
- PSF Meeting by Naomi Ceder
- The Router Game by Roberto Polli
Panels
Help desks
Help desks provide slots for attendees to discuss their problems one-on-one with experts from the projects.
- AsyncIO support for new comers by Ludovic Gasc
- Code analysis made super easy. by Karan Sharma
- django CMS by Stefan Foulis
- DOCtors are in! by Paul Roeland
- Elasticsearch and the Elastic Stack by Honza Král
- Make Python as fast as possible, but not faster by Juan Luis Cano
- Python and mongoDB by Alexys Jacob
- YAML is one of the more human friendly data serialisation formats by Anthon van der Neut
EuroPython sessions
The EuroPython sessions are intended for anyone interested in helping with the EuroPython organization in the coming years.
- EPS General Assembly by Fabio Pliger, Marc-Andre Lemburg
- EuroPython 2017: Help us build the next edition! by Fabio Pliger, Marc-Andre Lemburg
Lightning Talks
A lightning talk is a short talk of maximum five minutes in duration, providing an opportunity for participants - in particular people who are not giving a regular talk - to deliver a presentation on a subject of their liking. Speakers need to add their presentation title and name on a board next to the conference desk - first come first served.
Lightning talks are meant for transfer of knowledge, promoting open-source projects, entertainment and for spreading ideas. We'd like to encourage you to make them as enjoyable as possible - after all, Python was named after Monty Python ;-) Please note that they may not be used for: company presentations, product advertisment or recruiting (see the CoC for details).
In order to allow for more regular lightning talks, we are limiting presentations for other (open-source) events and similar announcements to two minutes.
If you have questions regarding a talk, please contact the speaker after the talk. Due to the above time contraints, questions are not allowed.