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The advert and details on these workshops are given below.
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## PyHEP 2025 & PyHEP.dev 2025
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As in previous years, two events will be held again this year:
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PyHEP 2025, on October 27-30, is a continuation of the free, online workshop series, which has been bringing
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Python HEP developers and physicists together these past years.
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PyHEP.dev 2026 is intended for Python HEP software developers to plan a coherent roadmap and make priorities for the upcoming year. It will be held in-person in Seattle, WA (US) on July 14-17.
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It will include presentations by participants, but the focus will be on birds-of-a-feather style group discussions.
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Attendance is limited to ~50 participants.
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### Organising Committee
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Matthew Feickert - University of Wisconsin-Madison<br />
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Nikolai Krug - LMU Munich<br />
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Peter Fackeldey - Princeton University<br />
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Ianna Osborne - Princeton University<br />
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Marcel Rieger - Hamburg University<br />
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<b>Local organisers:</b><br>
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Gordon Watts - University of Washington
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### Sponsors
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One of the, or both, events, is/are kindly sponsored by (details on the Indico pages)
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