Call for Proposals

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Jupyter Day 2026

event date

19 Oct 2026

location

San Jose Convention Center San Jose, California, United States


Jupyter Day , co-located with PyTorch Conference North America, brings together the people shaping the future of interactive computing from data scientists and developers to researchers, educators, open source contributors, and tool builders. As AI transforms how we write code, explore data, conduct research, and build applications, Jupyter is becoming an increasingly important environment for bringing these workflows together.  This year’s event will explore how Jupyter is enabling new workflows across data science, scientific computing, visualization, education, AI, and beyond while continuing to advance open, reproducible, and accessible computing.

Through technical talks, hands-on sessions, community discussions, and real-world use cases, Jupyter Day will showcase both what’s possible today and what’s emerging next. From evolving notebook and developer experiences to reproducible research, interactive visualization, open standards, AI-assisted workflows, and new tools across the ecosystem ( or this: and new ways of interacting with data and models). Attendees will hear from Project Jupyter contributors and the broader community while exchanging ideas about the future of interactive computing.
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Call for Proposals
Call opens at 6:00 AM

17 Aug 2026

Call closes at 11:59 PM

13 Sep 2026

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DATES TO REMEMBER:

  • CFP Close: Sunday, September 13 at 11:59 PM PDT (UTC -7)
  • CFP Notifications: Monday, September 21
  • Schedule Announced: Tuesday, September 22
  • Event Date: Monday, October 19

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