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EuroSciPy 2026 — Kraków, 18 to 23 July

11.11.2025

EuroSciPy 2026 — Kraków, 18 to 23 July

View across the centre of Kraków from Krakus Mound Image by Maciej Talar / KSAF AGH, CC BY-SA 4.0, wikimedia link

Kraków, view across the city centre from Krakus Mound. Photo: Zygmunt Put, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

From 18 to 23 July 2026, the European community for scientific Python gathers at AGH University of Kraków. EuroSciPy is the cross-disciplinary conference for everyone who uses Python in research and teaching — from astrophysics to bioinformatics, from machine learning to reproducible science.

This is the 18th edition of EuroSciPy. The conference returns to Kraków. It is organised by the Python Software Verband e.V.

Dates and venue

18 to 19 July 2026 — Sprints (joint with EuroPython)
20 to 21 July 2026 — Talks and poster sessions
22 to 23 July 2026 — Tutorials
Venue: AGH University of Kraków, Poland

Main building of AGH University of Kraków Image by Zygmunt Put, CC BY-SA 4.0, wikimedia link

Main building (A-0) of AGH University of Kraków, al. Mickiewicza 30. Photo: Maciej Talar / KSAF AGH, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Format

EuroSciPy follows a well-established structure: two days of sprints, two days of talks and posters, two days of tutorials. We expect around 200 participants, 40 speakers and 16 workshops.

For the first time, the sprint days are held jointly with EuroPython, which runs the same week in Kraków. If you want to contribute to open-source projects, you can combine both conferences in a single trip.

Topics

EuroSciPy covers the core tools of the scientific Python stack — NumPy, SciPy, pandas, scikit-learn, JAX, PyTorch, Dask, Xarray, Numba — and the domain libraries built on top of them, in astronomy, climate science, biology, materials science, geosciences and many other fields. Cross-cutting themes include reproducible research, performance, visualisation, and maintainer topics.

Call for Proposals

The Call for Proposals is open. Talks, tutorials and posters are submitted through pretalx: pretalx.com/euroscipy-2026/cfp.

We invite researchers, educators, maintainers of scientific libraries, and practitioners from industry and the public sector who use Python for scientific work.

Tickets and grants

Tickets and information on diversity grants are at euroscipy.org/tickets. EuroSciPy is a non-profit conference; any surplus flows through the Python Software Verband back into support for the scientific Python community.

Organiser

EuroSciPy is run by the Python Software Verband e.V. — volunteer-driven, non-profit, the umbrella organisation of the German-speaking Python community for more than 20 years. On site, the PySV works with AGH University and volunteers from across the European SciPy community.

More information, programme and registration: euroscipy.org