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sciwork conference
December 14th
National Taiwan University

science, code, and open source

sciwork Conference 2024

Welcome to the sciwork Conference 2024! Join us for an exciting day of training, and collaboration opportunities with experts and enthusiasts from the tech community.

NASA TOPS Training

Please refere to the Training page.

Project Overview

We offer a wide variety of projects to participate in, covering topics such as scientific computing, machine learning, translation projects, and web front-end development. For detailed project introductions, please refer to the Projects page.

Why Attend?

  • Hands-On Training: Participate in DUTC training sessions led by industry experts.
  • Collaborative Sprint Booths: Engage in open-source sprint projects and connect with like-minded developers.
  • Networking Opportunities: Meet fellow enthusiasts and professionals during breaks and the reception.

Registration

Spots are limited! Click here to register now on KKTIX and secure your place at the sciwork Conference 2024.

About sciwork

sciwork is a community of researchers and engineers to share and discuss computer code for scientific, numerical, and engineering work. We believe in the power of openness, and we will use open source as a means to advance software development for computational sciences.

Computational sciences are critically important as information technology has blended in every aspect of human activities. Proficiently speaking programming languages is a prerequisite for conducting most research and engineering work, and as practitioners observe, the simple task evolves into a hierarchy of skills that take years to acquire. To properly use computers for science or engineering, the problem is two-fold. We need a thorough understanding of the problem to solve, and simultaneously we need to master computer programming to deliver reliable solution. It is overly challenging since either of both is already complicated.

sciwork would like to get involved in the global effort to solve the issue of code development entangling with science and engineering. There will be sprints, hands-on tutorials, and technical talks in the conference. Attendees are expected to be in different levels of code development. We will work together for good and open computational sciences.