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Monday - 13th July

08:30

Monday Registration & Welcome @ TBD Floor

09:30

2.017/2.018

Packaging Summit

Fishbowl

Rust Summit at EuroPython

S3A

Crafting Your Own Compiler: From Python Logic to High-Speed WebAssembly

S3B

Cooking with asyncio: an introduction to asynchronous programming

S4A

Developing IoT sensors with MicroPython

S4B

Getting out of the testing hell

11:00

11:00 Coffee Break

11:15

2.017/2.018

Packaging Summit

Fishbowl

Rust Summit at EuroPython

S3A

Crafting Your Own Compiler: From Python Logic to High-Speed WebAssembly

S3B

Cooking with asyncio: an introduction to asynchronous programming

S4A

Developing IoT sensors with MicroPython

S4B

Getting out of the testing hell

12:45

12:45 Lunch

13:45

2.017/2.018

Packaging Summit

Fishbowl

Rust Summit at EuroPython

S3A

Fast Python Development with uv

S3B

Code organization for non-engineers

S4A

Deconstructing the tenets of Planet Scale Systems with Python

S4B

Understand and expand Python: a hands-on experience on Python internals

15:15

15:15 Coffee Break

15:30

2.017/2.018

Packaging Summit

Fishbowl

Rust Summit at EuroPython

S3A

Fast Python Development with uv

S3B

Code organization for non-engineers

S4A

Deconstructing the tenets of Planet Scale Systems with Python

S4B

Understand and expand Python: a hands-on experience on Python internals

17:00 End of the Day

Tuesday - 14th July

08:30

Tuesday Registration & Welcome @ TBD

09:30

Fishbowl

Web Assembly Summit

S3A

Learn Quantum Computing with QiliSDK: From Circuits to Pulse-Level Control

S3B

Let's write some decorators!

S4A

gRPC for Beginners

S4B

Let it rip a diffusion tutorial

11:00

11:00 Coffee Break

11:15

Fishbowl

Web Assembly Summit

S3A

Learn Quantum Computing with QiliSDK: From Circuits to Pulse-Level Control

S3B

Let's write some decorators!

S4A

gRPC for Beginners

S4B

Let it rip a diffusion tutorial

12:45

12:45 Lunch

13:45

S3A

Process, Analyze, and Transform Python Code with ASTs

S3B

Build a Synthesizer with Python

S4A

Load testing 1-on-1: discovering the limits of your system

S4B

Introduction to security research. Find a CVE with CodeQL.

15:15

15:15 Coffee Break

15:30

S3A

Process, Analyze, and Transform Python Code with ASTs

S3B

Build a Synthesizer with Python

S4A

Load testing 1-on-1: discovering the limits of your system

S4B

Introduction to security research. Find a CVE with CodeQL.

17:00

S3A

Beginner's Orientation

17:30 End of the Day

Wednesday - 15th July

08:00

Wednesday Registration & Welcome @ TBD

09:00

Conference Opening 🎉

09:30

How Complex Systems Taught Me To Fail

10:20

10:20 Coffee Break

10:45

Free-threaded Python: past, present and future

How CPythons Errors keep getting better

S3A

How to Talk With Your Legal Department About Open Source

S3B

Should you trust Trusted Publishing?

Scaling Python Systems by Designing Team-Aware Architecture

11:30 Room Change

11:40

Inside Python 3.15's JIT Optimizer

Designing and Building Custom Keyboards ⌨️ with Python

S3A

The Human-in-the-Loop is Tired

S3B

When the Sun Breaks Your GPS: Building an Explainable Early Warning System

12:10 Room Change

12:20

Update on the CPython JIT: What to expect in 3.15

Friendly Borders: Graph algorithms reveal Eurovision voting patterns

S3A

From Code Hero to Team Leader: Learning to Let Go

S3B

Property based testing with Hypothesis

Write async. Get sync for free

12:50

Exhibit Hall

Heuristic-Rule Based Model for Packet Loss Inference in IIoT Networks

Exhibit Hall

Django TDD Patterns: A Visual Field Guide

Exhibit Hall

A tour of the module `itertools`

12:50 Lunch

Posters (Exhibit Hall)

Exhibit Hall

Heuristic-Rule Based Model for Packet Loss Inference in IIoT Networks

Exhibit Hall

Django TDD Patterns: A Visual Field Guide

Exhibit Hall

A tour of the module `itertools`

13:50

Rethinking AsyncIO from scratch for free-threaded Python

Why doing difficult things is good for you and good for your team

13:50 AI Panel

S3B

Python and HTTP/3: feel the difference in performance

How to blend Python, physics, and art to create (hopefully) pretty pictures

14:20 Room Change

14:30

What every Python developer should know about the CPython ABI

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: native Python app development and delivery.

S3B

I Am a Sucker for Conventions. Why Django’s Defaults Work, Until They Don’t

Beyond `Optional` in Real-World Projects: Missing, `None`, and Unset

15:00

15:00 Coffee Break

15:25

Rust for High Performance Computing (HPC) in Python

PgQueuer: Drop the Broker, Keep the Queue

S3A

Designing Performant APIs with Litestar

S3B

How many spoons does your environment cost: Broken demos & human element

DuckLake - Take Python and DuckDB for a swim in your data lake

15:55 Room Change

16:05

Demystifying CRA for the community

The hardest test suite I ever built - a pytest case study

S3A

How to Maintain 60 Integrations and Not Go Bananas

S3B

How much do you really need to know about Databases?

Fast Multi-Version ETL Pipelines in Python with Generators and functools

16:35 Room Change

16:45

Keynote 2 - Placeholder

17:30

Python Quiz 📝

17:45

Lightning talks ⚡ Wednesday

18:30 End of the Day

Thursday - 16th July

08:00

Thursday Registration & Welcome @ TBD

09:00

Thursday's Morning Announcement ⏰

09:15 Room Change

09:20

The Pursuit Of Purity (The Right Way To Do AI)

10:05

Python Steering Council Update

10:30

10:30 Coffee Break

10:50

Navigating waters of background jobs and queues in Python as of 2026

The Hidden Cost of Complexity: Reducing Cognitive Load in Python

S3A

Localization Made Easy: A Pythonic Approach to Global Applications

S3B

Self-Hosted Small Models: From OpenAI Lock-In to Open Models

From one to 1 million packet/second: scaling global Internet monitoring

11:35 Room Change

11:45

Args: Amazing or Approaching?

From Pixels to Insights: Python for Earth Observation

S3A

An Introduction to Writing Fast GPU Code in Python

S3B

Deploying Python Web Apps in 2026

12:15 Room Change

12:25

Python Games in the Browser: Teaching with WebAssembly

S3A

GPU Programming in Pure Python

S3B

Django’s Magic, FastAPI’s Reality: Test Isolation at Scale

Stop firefighting: practical observability for Python APIs, workers & jobs

12:55 Room Change

13:05

Python Dicts: Past, Present, and Free-Threaded Future

Building a Smart Home Device with MicroPython

S3A

Python Stings Your Ego: Finding Pride in Community, Not Just Code

S3B

Surviving LLM Traffic Spikes: Routing, Rate Limits, and Failover in Python

The hidden cost of vibe coding

13:15

Exhibit Hall

Python Syntax Diagram

Exhibit Hall

How we write unit test in my team in Openchip

Exhibit Hall

Write async. Get sync for free.

Posters (Exhibit Hall)

Exhibit Hall

Python Syntax Diagram

Exhibit Hall

How we write unit test in my team in Openchip

Exhibit Hall

Write async. Get sync for free.

13:35

13:35 Lunch

14:30

Anatomy of a Phishing Campaign

14:30 CPython panel

S3A

From Molecules to Models: A Guide to AI Drug Discovery with Python

S3B

What is this footgun called unittest.mock, and how to avoid misusing it

Python on Serverless: Strategies for Peak Performance

15:00 Room Change

15:10

Climbing the Pyramid: Behind the Scenes of the Python Package Index

S3A

Faster Django ORM queries for everybody

S3B

Flying in Formation - with Python Threading and ROS2 Parallelism

The Unseen Pull Request: The Crisis We Don’t Measure

15:40

15:40 Coffee Break

16:00

Learning from the not-so-secret Python security "cabal"

Binary Dependencies: Identifying the Hidden Packages We All Depend On

S3A

Python Everywhere: The State of Python on WebAssembly

S3B

Python Learning that fits Teen Life

16:30 Room Change

16:40

Keynote 4 - Placeholder

17:25

Lightning talks ⚡ Thursday

18:10 End of the Day

Friday - 17th July

08:00

Friday Registration & Welcome @ TBD

08:45

Friday's Morning Announcement ⏰

09:00

Securing Python for the next decade

09:45

09:45 Coffee Break

10:10

The coolest feature in Python 3.14: sys.remote_exec()

S3A

Robot Holmes and the Silenced Witness: A Noir Guide to Real-Time Voice AI

S3B

Is Object Detection Dead? A Case for Recognizing LEGO Bricks

Plugins in python - how it is done

10:55 Room Change

11:05

Pointers, Objects, and References - How Python Manages Memory

How Music Generation Actually Works

S3A

Breaking changes – not great, not terrible

Refactor, Optimize, and Test: Crafting Cleaner Python Code

11:35 Room Change

11:45

Become a Python Core Developer in 3 Easy Steps

Python in the Service of Justice: Modern Analysis Tools in Forensics

S3A

S3B

Building your DSL compiler in Python

Python on Windows on Arm: Ecosystem Enablement Update

12:15 Room Change

12:25

Speeding Up Python with Free Threading and Mypyc

International Open Source – Your Best Choice in Interesting Times

S3B

When Python Agents Meet 3D: Automating Blender from Natural Language

What I've Learned Maintaining the MCP Python SDK

12:55

Exhibit Hall

reusable-tox.yml: Five Patterns to Eliminate CI/CD Boilerplate

Exhibit Hall

Why Coding Agents Fail at ML (and How to Fix It)

Exhibit Hall

PyPartMC: A Pythonic interface enhancing Fortran-based simulation package

12:55 Lunch

Posters (Exhibit Hall)

Exhibit Hall

reusable-tox.yml: Five Patterns to Eliminate CI/CD Boilerplate

Exhibit Hall

Why Coding Agents Fail at ML (and How to Fix It)

Exhibit Hall

PyPartMC: A Pythonic interface enhancing Fortran-based simulation package

13:55

Lazy imports and the art of interpreter procrastination

How to tackle complex authorization logic (and don't go crazy)

S3A

I Accidentally Built a Monitoring System While Trying to Debug Memory Leak

S3B

A vision for software freedom in 2048

Everything you always wanted to know about pandas*

14:25 Room Change

14:35

Conquer multithreaded Python with Blanket

How Python is Democratising Agritech for Farmers Across Europe

S3A

Stop Guessing, Start Understanding: How Arrow and Pandas Exchange Data

S3B

The Problem with None: Sentinel Values and the Semantics of Absence

From Ticket Taker to Problem Solver: Discovery for Senior Thinking

15:05

15:05 Coffee Break

15:30

Defending Open Source from "AI" Slop: A Maintainer's Practical Guide

You Don't Need to Solve It: What Actually Gets You Hired in Tech

S3A

Supporting Android and iOS in your Python package

Modern TUI with Textual in Python: Building Monokl

16:00 Room Change

16:10

Keynote 6 - Placeholder

16:55

Lightning talks ⚡ Friday

17:25

Conference Closing 🐍

17:55

Sprint Orientation 🏃

18:25 End of the Day