And we're off with #PyHEP2022! indico.cern.ch/event/1150631… If you would like to follow along on a live stream of the workshop on you can watch it on YouTube here: youtu.be/Ip_Fri2GqjQ

The #PyHEP2021 workshop group photos are now up on Indico! Thanks to everyone who participated, and as you can see from the mosaic there's a lot of you! :D indico.cern.ch/event/1019958…

The last talk of today's first session at #PyHEP2021 comes from @nvidia's Benjamin Zaitlen: Introduction to RAPIDS, GPU-accelerated data science libraries indico.cern.ch/event/1019958…

Now @KyleCranmer is sharing with us MadMiner: a Python based tool for simulation-based inference in HEP! indico.cern.ch/event/1019958…

The recording for the talk is now up and linked from the contribution page on the workshop website with additional resources. youtu.be/FPkkW6EqTcw

Finally, special thanks to @mybinderteam for ensuring that we had the resources to run all of the talks and tutorials live on the Binder Federation BinderHubs! We really appreciate it and the awesome #Binder team. mybinder.org/

And here's the group photo for the "Pacific sessions" of the #PyHEP2020 workshop! indico.cern.ch/event/882824/

Ever wanted to remotely control your test bench with #Python? @UTAustin's Charles Burton tells #PyHEP2020 how in his talk on Integrated Data Acquisition! indico.cern.ch/event/882824/…

Check out the group photo from the "Atlantic" session of #PyHEP2020 today! Lots of physics Pythonistas calling in from all around the world. :) indico.cern.ch/event/882824/

.@HenrySchreiner3 and Hans show #PyHEP2020 the state of boost-histogram and the histogramming ecosystem in the Scikit-HEP toolkit. indico.cern.ch/event/882824/… Also showing off some beautiful pull plots with the upcoming hist library. :)

Hans Dembinski shares with #PyHEP2020 some of the nice work that has been done on #iminiuit in the last year and what is in the works (for one of the most loved minimizers in #HEP). indico.cern.ch/event/882824/…

Following up the theme of #autodiff, @phi_nate gives #PyHEP2020 a talk about the #neos project and treating a physics analysis as a differentiable program! indico.cern.ch/event/882824/…