Times are hard, but communities like pyOpenSci still show up. At PyCon US 2026 in Long Beach, we saw people connecting, sprinting, …
pyOpenSci recently wrapped up the first cohort of Ship It: Python Packaging in the Generative AI Era — a 10-day async course that …
pyOpenSci learned a lot about resilience in 2025. As we navigate generative AIs impact on scientific open source and shifting …
CyNetDiff is a Python package for accelerating network diffusion simulations, recently accepted into the pyOpenSci ecosystem.
Generative AI products are reducing the effort and skill necessary to generate large amounts of code. In some cases, this strains …
In selecting one workflow to package a Python project, pyOpenSci chooses between a lot of code tools. These choices often come …
Building resilience in open science starts with collaboration. Learn how pyOpenSci is partnering with the Carpentries, Prereview, …
This summer brought incredible momentum to pyOpenSci—from 60+ attendees at our SciPy session to 13 packages actively under review …
The Executive Council drives pyOpenSci’s mission and vision. Learn more about how the council works, and about the current …
Meet Mandy Moore, our new Communications and Community Lead! Mandy is bringing 15+ years of experience in marketing, content …
We held an incredibly informative community session this year at the SciPy meeting in Tacoma Washington. We asked the community …
Explore pyOpenSci’s highlights from SciPy 2025—from Python packaging workshops and talks to first-time contributions, …
pyOpenSci is excited to be at SciPy 2025 this year! Find us at our second packaging tutorial, a birds of a feather session and …
pyOpenSci is excited to be at PyCon US for the third year in a row! Find us at the Maintainers summit on May 16th and then join us …
pyOpenSci is growing a global, vibrant and inclusive open source community where everyone from all backgrounds and identities can …
Contributing to open source isn’t just about code—it’s also about navigating social norms. Discover pyOpenSci’s new Contribute to …
Learn how to secure your Python package PyPI publishing workflows and protect your package from attacks. This post covers …
pyOpenSci ran 6 workshops in 2024, 4 of which happened during our Fall Festival! Learn more about how the workshops went and watch …
2024 was a transformative year for pyOpenSci. Through training, mentorship, and peer review, we expanded our community, created …
QuadratiK provides a set of goodness-of-fit tests, a clustering technique using kernel-based quadratic distances, and algorithms …
pyOpenSci is hiring a part-time Writer and Social Media Specialist to enhance communication and engagement within the scientific …
Discover how to create clean, accessible, and impactful data science code by focusing on the human side of coding practices. Here, …
Inessa’s leadership and dedication have profoundly shaped the open source community, from NumPy to NumFOCUS. Learn more about her …
pyOpenSci is exploring various sustainability methods to supplement our valued grant funding. Learn more about what we are …
Learn about what pyOpenSci has accomplished in the last two years, including the evolution of our packaging guide, the expansion …
Welcome to the first edition of pyOpenSci’s Community News newsletter, where we summarize and share conversations, contributions, …
pyOpenSci holds beginner-friendly sprints with the goal of making new contributors feel welcome. Learn about our latest sprint at …
automata is a package implementing structures and algorithms for manipulating finite automata, pushdown automata, and Turing …
SLEPLET is a tool to create Slepian scale-discretised wavelets that has recently passed the PyOpenSci review.
Learn about pyOpenSci’s experience at PyCon US 2024, how pyOpenSci is making Python packaging more accessible and beginner …
We’re starting June with a record number of Python package submissions, a call for editors, a PyCon US reflection, and some SciPy …
pyOpenSci is looking for volunteers from a wide array of scientific backgrounds to join our Editorial Board.
PyCon US 2024 is finally here, and we can’t wait to connect with you! This post has all of the talks, panels, summits, and …
rdata is a library for reading R datasets and converting them to Python objects that was recently accepted into the pyOpenSci …
David Nicholson gave a lightning talk about his experience going through the pyOpenSci peer review process with his Python package …
MovingPandas is an easy to use toolkit for exploring movement data that has recently passed the PyOpenSci review.
Pandera is a a flexible and expressive toolkit for performing statistical validation checks on pandas data structures that was …
pyOpenSci had an incredibly impactful SciPy conference this year in Tacoma Washingon. I gave a talk and we lead a workshop on Python packaging and we had 39 issues and pull requests submitted during …
Read moreWe’ve got another incredible conference on the horizon, and wanted to share the talks, workshops, and sprints where you can find members of the pyOpenSci community!
Read moreFun fact: there are a multitude of ways for you to get involved with pyOpenSci! From social media to in-person events to joining our editoral team, this guide walks you through every opportunity …
Read moreA blog post from the Executive Director of pyOpenSci on Python packaging, technical things and imposter syndrome in data science.
Read moreShake off those post-PyCon blues by adding our Open Science Fall Festival to your calendar!
Read moreMay has brought two new packages, the first (of many!) pyOpenSci workshops, all things pyOpenSci and PyCon, and several incredible speaking opportunities. Read on to learn more!
Read moreWe’re excited to share information about the pyOpenSci approach to education, open education resources, and announce an upcoming workshop focused on Python packaging
Read moreNew contributors, a new package, and a few new social campaigns, all to keep you connected with the pyOpenSci community!
Read moreCZI has received funding from the Chan Zuckerberg Foundation. Learn more about how this funding will support pyOpenSci over the next 2 years.
Read moreLearn more about our new pyOpenSci Community Manager, Jesse Mostipak, in her first pyOpenSci blog post!
Read morepyOpenSci held a community birds of a feather session at the 2023 RSE meeting in Chicago where we discussed peer review and packaging pain points. Learn about the packaging pain points that they …
Read moreThis position has been filled. pyOpenSci is hiring a community manager. This position will oversee numerous aspects of pyOpenSci’s community building efforts including managing social media, our slack …
Read moreThe SciPy 2023 meeting did not disappoint this year. We have a whole new group of contributors helping to build this vibrant and diverse Python open science community. Learn about my experience there.
Read moreThis year I attended by first PyCon US meeting representing pyOpenSci. In this blog I talk about my experience, highlighting the sprints we lead and talks on packaging.
Read morepyOpenSci has published the packaging structure and tool section of it’s guide. This chapter has been reviewed by dozens of core community members to ensure accuracy and is community-driven.
Read moreHow should pyOpenSci measure Python open source package health and level of maintenance and usability? Here I summarize a conversation held on twitter around this very topic. Feedback is welcome!
Read moreCollecting baseline data that aligns with the goals and outcomes of your project, program or organization is critical to do at the beginning. Here I briefly explain why Python package health metrics …
Read moreFree and open source software tools are the foundation for thousands if not millions of scientific workflows. Yet, it is rare that users fully understand it’s importance in moving science forward. …
Read morepyOpenSci is developing its open peer review process for Python scientific software. Learn about our structure and if you are interested, apply to be on our editorial board.
Read morepyOpenSci has recently transitioned to a fiscal sponsor and has a new executive director - Leah Wasser. Learn more about our goals over the next few years and how to get involved with the community.
Read moreSeveral pyOpenSci and Open Source Software events will occur at AGU 2019. Come learn more about open source Python tools for science.
Read morepyOpenSci is a community organization devoted to the development of robust open source Python software to support science.
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