SciPy 2026

Poster Session
2026-07-15 , University Hall

The Poster session will be in University Hall from 6:00-7:00pm. Meet with the poster authors to ask questions and learn about the posters that will be on display throughout the main conference.


  1. Hannes Hapke, David Cardozo, Triveni Gandhi - Opening the Black Box: Mechanistic Interpretability of Agent Tool Selection with Sparse Autoencoders (Data-Driven Discovery, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence)
  2. Gita Mohammadi - Using Scientific Python to Study Trigger Efficiencies in Searches for New Higgs Bosons at CERN (Spirit of SciPy)
  3. Rudraksh Karpe, Shivay Lamba, Suvrakamal Das, Satyam Soni - Python Carbon Loops: Closing the Feedback Loop Between Your Code and Its Climate Impact (Environmental, Earth, and Climate Sciences)
  4. Venkateswaran Shekar - RECAP: A Python framework for reproducible experiment capture and provenance (General)
  5. Emmanuel I. Obi - Teaching Python the Difference Between Radiation Dose and Damage (Biological and Medical Sciences)
  6. Alexander Luebbert - Data-Driven Optimization Framework for Competitive Performance in FIRST Robotics Competition (Scientific Computing in Education)
  7. Carlos García Jurado Suarez - Efficient Federated Inference on Entomology Images with PyTorch (Data-Driven Discovery, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence)
  8. Allison Ding - Minimizing Noise Clusters in Topic Modeling: A Scalarized Hyperparameter Optimization Approach with GPU Acceleration (Data-Driven Discovery, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence)
  9. Nick Hodgskin - Modernising Parcels for the era of Cloud-Native Geospatial data (Environmental, Earth, and Climate Sciences)
  10. Daniel McCloy, Eric Larson, Britta Westner - On-boarding and retaining maintainer talent for MNE-Python (Maintainers and Community)
  11. Noor Aftab - Building with Agents: The Open Source Story of the Scientific Repo-Agent (Data-Driven Discovery, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence)
  12. Deven Maheshwari - Climate is not a straight line: Scalable Python-based GAMM Workflows for Wildlife Conservation (Environmental, Earth, and Climate Sciences)
  13. Avik Basu - Right Predictions, Wrong Reasons: Explanation Drift Monitoring in Production (Data-Driven Discovery, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence)
  14. Erik Bolch, Mahsa Jami - Multi-Sensor Earth Science Made Easy: NASA VITALS (Environmental, Earth, and Climate Sciences)
  15. Rachael Sexton - Trimming the Hairball: Three Libraries for Better Network Recovery & Metrology (General)
  16. Abby Mitchell - Unravelling the mystery of free threading for scientific computing (General)
  17. Joe Cheng, on behalf of Isabella Velásquez - Merging without fear: Using validation to protect your Python workflows (General)
  18. Aishwarya Chander, Christian La France, Alexander - A Cloud-Native Single-Cell Data Analysis pipeline with Zarr, Icechunk, and RAPIDS-singlecell (Biological and Medical Sciences)
  19. Richard Iannone - Creating beautiful documentation sites for Python libraries with Great Docs (Maintainers and Community)
  20. Tarun Gandrathi - Building Trustworthy Scientific Python Workflows in Pharma (Biological and Medical Sciences)
  21. Jesse Loi - Bridging the Technical Gap: A Student-Led RAG Pipeline for Community-Driven Document Analysis (Scientific Computing in Education)
  22. Dylan Madisetti - Hash all the things: Caching for fast notebook restarts (General)
  23. Bhupendra Raut - Adapt: Prototyping a Real-Time, Reproducible Data Analysis Framework for Adaptive Radar Scanning (Environmental, Earth, and Climate Sciences)
  24. ** Adam Theisen** - From Towers to Lidars: ACT Unifies Atmospheric Data into Reproducible Python Workflows (Environmental, Earth, and Climate Sciences)
  25. Marc Berliner - 5x Fewer Stored Time Steps with Certified Accuracy: A Streaming Compression Algorithm for Adaptive Differential Equation Solvers (Environmental, Earth, and Climate Sciences)
  26. Lucas Sterzinger - Improving access of HDF5/NetCDF4 data in S3 cloud storage: a case study using NASA Land Surface Model data (Environmental, Earth, and Climate Sciences)
  27. Sruthi Pisipati, Haris Javed - Everything That Breaks When You Put an LLM Agent in Production (Data-Driven Discovery, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence)