2025-10-03 –, Jean-Baptiste Say Amphitheater
Language: English
JuliaCon has its own peer-reviewed academic proceedings journal, where authors can publish their work presented at JuliaCon. This talk will give an overview of the JuliaCon proceedings, discussing its structure, its submission and review process, its technical infrastructure and how people in the community can get involved.
JuliaCon often features researchers presenting new tools or results valuable to scientific communities. To support academic recognition through publications, JuliaCon launched its peer-reviewed journal, JuliaCon Proceedings, in 2019.
Inspired by the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS), JuliaCon Proceedings is completely free and follows a transparent, open peer-review process. Reviews take place on GitHub as issues, where reviewers and authors openly exchange feedback. The journal accepts both extended abstracts and full papers, and all JuliaCon presenters are eligible to submit their talks for publication.
This talk will outline the journal’s structure, submission and review process, underlying technical infrastructure, and opportunities for community involvement.
Computational geoscientists with Earth science background. Julia GPU and HPC enthusiast.
