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Data Cleaning on text to prepare for analysis and machine learning, Ian Ozsvald
Big data in little laptop: a streaming story in Python (featuring toolz), Juan Nunez-Iglesias
Massively parallel implementation in Python of a pseudo-spectral DNS code for turbulent flows, Mikael Mortensen
klepto: unified persistent storage to memory, disk, or database, Mike McKerns
pyMIC: A Python Offload Module for Intel(R) Xeon Phi(tm) Coprocessors, Michael Klemm
PyFR: Heterogeneous Computing on Mixed Unstructured Grids with Python, Freddie Witherden, Michael Klemm, Peter Vincent
JyNI - Prepare Jython for scientific code, Stefan Richthofer
Bokeh for Data Storytelling, Bryan Van de Ven
Getting more out of Matplotlib with GR, Josef Heinen
A pure Python GUI tookit based on web technology, Almar Klein
Spimagine – interactive GPU based visualization and processing of time lapsed volumetric data, Martin Weigert
Modelling complex geochemical processes – A PyQt-based GUI improves the scientific workflow, Anne Weber
ReciPy: Effortless provenance tracking for Python, Robin Wilson
ReScience initiative, Nicolas Rougier, Konrad Hinsen
Building complex visualizations easily for reproducible science, Philipp Rudiger, Jean-Luc Stevens
Dashboarding with the IPython notebook for online introspection into long-running experiments, Thomas Greg Corcoran
Quantum transport simulations: from toy models to high-performance computing, Christoph Groth
Reverse Engineering Animal Vision with Virtual Reality, Genetics and Python, Santiago Villalba
Want drugs? Use Python., Michal Nowotka
Space Mission Design with Python, Helge Eichhorn
Modeling living tissues with python: an ongoing project, Guillaume Gay
Probabilistic Programming and Sports Analytics, Peadar Coyle
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Finding Security Exploits Using Artificial Intelligence, Yam Peleg
Entity matching of e-commerce offers, Paul Puget
Data Reduction for the MUSE Deep Fields, Simon Conseil
High-level parallelization of SfePy using petsc4py, Robert Cimrman
Applying high-throughput bioimage informatics in crop science research using Scipy, Ji Zhou
NIXPy - Consistent Data Organization made easy: Versatile format for data and metadata, Christian Kellner
ExTASY: A Python Extensible Toolkit for Advanced Sampling and Analysis in Biomolecular Simulation, Dr. Ardita Shkurti
Extending Glue for interactive multidimensional data exploration in atmospheric science, Andreas Hilboll
Numerical methods in astrophysics, Zdeněk Janák
How to get data science models into production on a budget, Peadar Coyle
Massively parallel electronic structure simulations with Python-based software,
RODRIGUES - next generation radio telescope calibration simulator using Docker and Django, Gijs Molenaar
Using Python in biophysical experiments on Influenza virus proteins, Remigiusz Worch
Introducing Scientific Python within research-and-development oriented companies and academia, Rob Reilink
Which transient, when? Optimizing robotic telescope networks for maximum science., Tim Staley
Tool for Image and Network Analysis (TINA), Felix Repp
Making a MOOC: from scipy stack to edX, Anton Akhmerov
Modern Optimization Methods for Large-Scale Models and Data Analytics, Mike McKerns
Data-visualisation with Python and Javascript: crafting a data-viz toolchain for the web, Kyran Dale
Python bindings for atmospheric numerical models, Dorota Jarecka
Glumpy, Nicolas Rougier
gprMax - a Finite-Difference Time-Domain electromagnetic simulator, Craig Warren, Antonios Giannopoulos
Text comparison using word vector representations and dimensionality reduction, Hendrik Heuer
AutoWIG: An automatic wrapper generator of large C++ libraries in Python, Pierre Fernique
SAR wind retrieval: Singlecore, Multicore and GPU computing with Python and PyOpenCL., Alexander Myasoedov
Using the IPython Notebook as Lab Notebook, Juergen Hasch
Veni, Vidi, Voronoi: attacking viruses using spherical Voronoi diagrams in Python, Tyler Reddy
Data Science from the ground up, Valerio Maggio
Why is it necessary to understand the algorithm before using it?, Ekaterina Tuzova
AMUSE - A python success story, Edwin van der Helm
Python analysis of the VVV Survey: a tool to prepare the EUCLID space mission, Jean-Baptiste Marquette
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