EuroPython 2026 — Kraków, Poland

SCHEDULE

Three days of talks across six parallel tracks — Wednesday to Friday, July 16–18. But EuroPython 2025 is a full week — there’s much more beyond the talks:

Tutorials Two days of hands-on workshops Mon–Tue, July 14–15 Open Spaces Participant-led sessions Throughout the conference Sprints Two days of coding sprints, co-organised with EuroSciPy at a separate venue Sat–Sun, July 19–20 EuroSciPy The scientific Python conference Mon–Tue, July 21–22

Forum Hall

North Hall

South Hall 2A

South Hall 2B

Terrace 2A

Terrace 2B

08:00

Announcements

Wednesday Registration & Welcome @ Forum Hall Foyer 1st Floor

08:00–08:30 · 30min · Exhibit Hall

09:00

Announcements

Conference Opening 🎉

09:00–09:30 · 30min · Forum Hall

09:30

Keynote

You don’t have to be a compiler engineer to work on Python

Savannah Ostrowski

09:30–10:15 · 45min · Forum Hall

10:20

Break

Coffee Break

10:20–10:45 · 25min

10:45

Myths and fairy tales around Python performance

Antonio Cuni

Forum Hall · 45min

Accelerating privacy-enhancing data processing

Florian Stefan

North Hall · 45min

Parallel programming and Cython

David Woods

South Hall 2A · 45min

Design Pressure: The Invisible Hand That Shapes Your Code

Hynek Schlawack

South Hall 2B · 45min

Let's talk: Communication & Consensus Building in Open-Source

Travis Hathaway

Terrace 2A · 45min

Teamwork makes the dream work

Sheena

Terrace 2B · 45min

11:40

Exploring the CPython JIT

Diego Russo

Forum Hall · 30min

Inside the Black Box: The Anatomy of Virtual Environments

Daniel Hervás

North Hall · 30min

Flying Free: data analysis with Python for aeronautical planning

Joaquín Rayado

South Hall 2A · 30min

Fairlearn:practical approach to assessing and mitigating harm in AI systems

Tamara Atanasoska

South Hall 2B · 30min

dbt-score: continuous integration for dbt metadata

Matthieu Caneill, Jochem van Dooren

Terrace 2A · 30min

Mentoring Both Ways: Helping Others While Leveling Up Yourself!

Manivannan Selvaraj

Terrace 2B · 30min

12:20

A tour of (some) Python JIT compilers

Stepan Sindelar, Michael Šimáček

Forum Hall · 30min

ORMs: A Bridge to Efficient Database Interactions with Python

Velda Kiara

North Hall · 30min

Building my own (accurate!) Spotify Wrapped

Iulia Feroli

South Hall 2A · 30min

Is Prompt Engineering Dead? How Auto-Optimization is Changing the Game

Iryna Kondrashchenko, Oleh Kostromin

South Hall 2B · 30min

One Screenreader to rule them all: using NVDA for Windows automation

Ramón Corominas

Terrace 2A · 30min

How to deal with toxic people

Gina Häußge

Terrace 2B · 30min

12:50

Break

Lunch

12:50–13:50 · 60min

13:50

Uncovering the magic of implementing a new Python syntax feature

Lysandros Nikolaou

Forum Hall · 30min

Build and Deploy AI Agents in VS Code

Sharon Xu

North Hall · 30min

Godot & Python: open source in game development

Diego Díaz Morón

South Hall 2A · 30min

Panel

AI Discussion Panel

Laura Summers, Kayode Makinde, Reyha Verma, Jenny Vega

South Hall 2B · 60min

Refactoring and Maintaing Software : Building code you won't hate tomorrow

Bojan Miletic

Terrace 2A · 30min

How to contribute to Python docs in your own language

Marco Richetta

Terrace 2B · 30min

14:30

WASM and Python: The Future of Serverless Computing

Farhaan Bukhsh, Kumar Anirudha

Forum Hall · 30min

Typing at scale: statically type-checking a large codebase

Alan Franzoni

North Hall · 30min

Bridging the gap: Viewing your project through a downstream packager's lens

Karolina Surma

South Hall 2A · 30min

The Evolution of Advanced Python Monitoring

May Walter

Terrace 2A · 30min

Democratize serverless web AI apps for Python devs

Yuichiro Tachibana

Terrace 2B · 30min

15:00

Break

Coffee Break

15:00–15:25 · 25min

15:25

PyScript as Infrastructure: Running EduBlocks at Scale Without the Cost

Josh Lowe

Forum Hall · 30min

Type Hints in Real-World Projects: Maintenance & Improvement

Koudai Aono

North Hall · 30min

Transforming Data Interaction: A Self-Served Insight Tool with LangGraph

Julie Fang

South Hall 2A · 30min

EU AI Act: Unveiling Lesser-Known Aspects and Implementation Entities

Adrin Jalali

South Hall 2B · 30min

Anatomy of a Python OpenTelemetry instrumentation

Riccardo Magliocchetti

Terrace 2A · 30min

Is your programming curriculum inclusive for neurodivergents?

Mykalin Jones

Terrace 2B · 30min

16:05

A Pythonic semantic search

Paolo Melchiorre

Forum Hall · 30min

The FastAPI-Postgres stack you've been waiting for

Yury Selivanov

North Hall · 30min

Your Very First Contribution to Open Source

Jürgen Gmach

South Hall 2A · 30min

The Pydantic stack for AI apps

Laura Summers, Victorien Plot

South Hall 2B · 30min

Fearless Automation that Runs Anywhere with Python

Padraic Calpin

Terrace 2A · 30min

16:45

Keynote

Building a large SaaS AI product with Python: The tale of three ecosystems

Petr Baudis

16:45–17:30 · 45min · Forum Hall

17:30

Python quiz

Forum Hall · 15min

17:45

Announcements

Lightning talks ⚡ Wednesday

17:45–18:15 · 30min · Forum Hall

Forum Hall

North Hall

South Hall 2A

South Hall 2B

Terrace 2A

Terrace 2B

08:00

Announcements

Thursday Registration & Welcome @ Forum Hall Foyer 1st Floor

08:00–08:30 · 30min · Exhibit Hall

09:05

Announcements

Thursday's Morning Announcement ⏰

09:05–09:20 · 15min · Forum Hall

09:20

Keynote

Why it took 4 years to get a lock files specification

Brett Cannon

09:20–10:05 · 45min · Forum Hall

10:05

Break

Coffee Break

10:05–10:30 · 25min

10:30

A new safe external debugger interface for CPython

Pablo Galindo Salgado

Forum Hall · 45min

Sharing is caring: Efficient Data Exchange with pyarrow

Raúl Cumplido Domínguez, Rok Mihevc, Alenka Frim

North Hall · 45min

Intuition vs. Reality: Surprising Truths in Python Performance

Adrien Cacciaguerra, Arthur Pastel

South Hall 2A · 45min

A tour of the module `itertools`

Rodrigo Girão Serrão

South Hall 2B · 45min

Pwndbg: Low level debugging and exploit development with Python

disconnect3d

Terrace 2A · 45min

How to use Python on a RPi to develop a custom headless guitar FX box

Matthieu Amiguet

Terrace 2B · 45min

11:25

Building a new tail-calling interpreter for Python

Ken Jin

Forum Hall · 30min

Choosing Between Free Threading and Async

Samet Yaslan

North Hall · 30min

Prenatal diagnosis of genetic diseases using Python

Helena Gómez Pozo, Marina Moro López

South Hall 2A · 30min

What Network Analysis tells us about Trades, Hierarchies, and the World?

Kshitijaa Jaglan

South Hall 2B · 30min

Testing the Tests - Assess and Improve Your Python Testing Code

Stefan Bärisch

Terrace 2A · 30min

Running every street in Paris with Python and PostGIS

Vinayak Mehta

Terrace 2B · 30min

12:05

Performance improvements in 3.14 and maybe 3.15

Mark Shannon

Forum Hall · 30min

Get Your Lambda On: Smyth & Lynara's Guide to Lazy Dev Life

Damian Wysocki

North Hall · 30min

From Notes to Codes - Python-Driven AI for Efficient Medical Coding

Reyha Verma

South Hall 2A · 30min

From Trees To Transformers: Adopting Deep Learning for Ranking

Theodore Meynard, Mihail Douhaniaris

South Hall 2B · 30min

Fixtures meets parameters: Writing efficient, elegant and reusable tests

Anupama Tiruvaipati

Terrace 2A · 30min

QuackOSM & OvertureMaestro: Open geospatial data at your fingertips

Kamil Raczycki

Terrace 2B · 30min

12:45

Meet Marimo, the next-gen Notebook

Sven Arends

Forum Hall · 30min

Breaking HTTP Boundaries: ASGI to build a fleet management system in Python

Kirill Druzhinin

North Hall · 30min

How to Stop an Epidemic using the Atomica Python Tool

Eloisa Pérez Bennetts

South Hall 2A · 30min

Hacking LLMs: An Introduction to Mechanistic Interpretability

Jenny Vega

South Hall 2B · 30min

Turbocharge your Python test suite today! 🚀

Konstantinos Papadopoulos

Terrace 2A · 30min

Python, Politics, and Public Health

Gauden Galea

Terrace 2B · 30min

13:15

Break

Lunch

13:15–14:15 · 60min

14:15

MIDI, those cheesy sounds from the 90s? Wrong! Symbolic music vs Python

Mateusz Modrzejewski

Forum Hall · 30min

Pydantic, Everywhere, All at Once

Šimon Podhajský

North Hall · 30min

Python on the Pitch: How Germany will win World Cup 2026

Ruslan Korniichuk

South Hall 2A · 30min

Panel

CPython Core Development Panel

Emily Morehouse-Valcarcel, Savannah Ostrowski, Brett Cannon, Mark Shannon, Hugo van Kemenade

South Hall 2B · 60min

Snapshot Testing: A New Era of Reliability

Matthieu Rigal

Terrace 2A · 30min

Slithering through Audio Data with Python

Tamsin Fuller

Terrace 2B · 30min

14:55

Behind the Scenes: PSF Infrastructure and How You Can Contribute

Jacob Coffee

Forum Hall · 30min

Offline Disaster Relief Coordination with OpenStreetMap and FastAPI

Jannis Lübbe

North Hall · 30min

Physics-Informed ML: Fusing Scientific Laws with Machine Learning

Mehul Goyal

South Hall 2A · 30min

Good Practices for Testing Web User Interfaces

Jan Jašek, Ashish Gupta

Terrace 2A · 30min

Continuous Documentation: basics and advanced techniques

Anastasiia Tymoshchuk

Terrace 2B · 30min

15:25

Break

Coffee Break

15:25–15:50 · 25min

15:50

A PEP Talk: Adventures As the Inaugural PyPI Support Specialist

Maria Ashna

Forum Hall · 30min

Wisdom of the cloud? Drifting through Community Notes

Laura Summers, Andy Kitchen

North Hall · 30min

Automating myself out of an unloved project with Python, n8n and Telegram

Sebastian Witowski

South Hall 2A · 30min

Driving Innovation Through Internal Technical Communities

Luca Ferocino, Olga Matoula

South Hall 2B · 30min

End to End with Testcontainers and Playwright

Vemund Mehl Santi

Terrace 2A · 30min

In memoriam: Michael Foord (1974-2025)

Nicholas H.Tollervey

Terrace 2B · 30min

16:30

Keynote

Behind the scenes of FastAPI and friends for developers and builders

Sebastián Ramírez (tiangolo)

16:30–17:15 · 45min · Forum Hall

17:15

Announcements

Lightning talks ⚡ Thursday

17:15–18:00 · 45min · Forum Hall

Forum Hall

North Hall

South Hall 2A

South Hall 2B

Terrace 2A

Terrace 2B

08:00

Announcements

Friday Registration & Welcome @ Forum Hall Foyer 1st Floor

08:00–08:30 · 30min · Forum Hall

08:45

Announcements

Friday's Morning Announcement ⏰

08:45–09:00 · 15min · Forum Hall

09:00

Keynote

The Boom of Generative AI: realities, promises and awkward situations

Nerea Luis

09:00–09:45 · 45min · Forum Hall

09:45

Break

Coffee Break

09:45–10:10 · 25min

10:10

What comes after Rust in the Python ecosystem?

Cristián Maureira-Fredes

Forum Hall · 45min

It's All About Time ⏰ - What developers need to know about time

Petter Salminen

North Hall · 45min

Async Python: Concurrency Without the Headaches

Krzysztof Wilczyński, Mateusz Zaremba

South Hall 2A · 45min

Indico: the 20 year history and evolution of an open-source project at CERN

Dominic Hollis, Tomas Roun

South Hall 2B · 45min

Origami Speed Championships: Fast Polygon Triangulation in Python

Grzegorz Bokota

Terrace 2A · 45min

How to build a cross-platform graphical user interface with Python

Russell Keith-Magee

Terrace 2B · 45min

11:05

Building a NoGIL Load Balancer in Python in 30 minutes

Alvaro Duran

Forum Hall · 30min

Data Governance 101: Stop Firefighting, Start Engineering

Kateřina Ščavnická

North Hall · 30min

Efficient Caching in Python: From Local to External Solutions

Akshita Gupta

South Hall 2A · 30min

Microdot, the impossibly small web framework for Python and MicroPython.

Miguel Grinberg

South Hall 2B · 30min

Your Cookiecutter Is Wrong

Miloslav Pojman

Terrace 2A · 30min

Explaining the 5 types of database and how to choose between them

Tibs

Terrace 2B · 30min

11:45

What does = do?

Reuven M. Lerner

Forum Hall · 30min

Django and HTMX: Patterns to Success

Lucas Pires

North Hall · 30min

Navigating the mesh: Istio for Python applications

Israel Blancas

South Hall 2A · 30min

Programming hardware displays the easy way - using MicroPython and LVGL

Marc-André Lemburg

South Hall 2B · 30min

Snake oil - or tools & tricks for making Python run smoother

Sindre Nistad

Terrace 2A · 30min

Sponsor Highlight & Recruitment Fair

Terrace 2B · 60min

12:25

GPU performance or ease of use: why not both?

Szymon Karpiński, Kamil Tokarski

Forum Hall · 30min

Beyond the Code: Manipulating Bytecode and Building Community

Kir Chou

North Hall · 30min

Terraform CDK in Python: Where Infrastructure Meets Code

Yuliia Barabash

South Hall 2A · 30min

From Code to Circuits: Programming with MicroPython and Raspberry Pico 2W

Nilo Ney Coutinho Menezes

South Hall 2B · 30min

Python Config That Will Give You Chills (In a Good Way, I Promise!)

Grzegorz Kocjan

Terrace 2A · 30min

12:55

Break

Lunch

12:55–13:55 · 60min

13:55

When in practice is Python performance an issue? Facts and myths.

Sebastian Buczyński

Forum Hall · 30min

The art of yield

Maxim Danilov

North Hall · 30min

PyJSX: Write JSX Directly in Python - No Strings Attached!

Tomas Roun

South Hall 2A · 30min

Using Postgres schemas to separate data of your SaaS application in Django

Mikuláš Poul

South Hall 2B · 30min

Design Patterns: Build better software from day one

Marine Guyot

Terrace 2A · 30min

Unlocking Hidden Power of Conda with Pixi

Ruben Arts, Julian Hofer

Terrace 2B · 30min

14:35

You Came to a Python Conference. Now, Go Do a PR Review!

Samiul Huque

Forum Hall · 30min

Memory Efficient Iteration with Python's itertools- A Deep Dive

Kalyan Prasad

North Hall · 30min

Broken __slots__ are a silent performance killer—Let's fix them!

Arie Bovenberg

South Hall 2A · 30min

Zero-Drama Upgrades: Real-World Tactics for Major Python Migrations

Alejandro Cabello Jiménez

South Hall 2B · 30min

Anonymization of sensitive information in financial documents using, python

Piotr Gryko

Terrace 2A · 30min

Hold on! You have a data team in PyCon Taiwan!

Wei Lee

Terrace 2B · 30min

15:15

Documentary and Q&A

"Python: the Documentary" screening and Q&A

Paul Everitt, Armin Ronacher, Brett Cannon

Forum Hall · 80min

16:35

Break

Coffee Break

16:35–17:00 · 25min

17:00

Announcements

Lightning talks ⚡ Friday

17:00–17:30 · 30min · Forum Hall

17:30

Announcements

Conference Closing 🐍

17:30–17:50 · 20min · Forum Hall

17:50

Announcements

Sprint Orientation 🏃

17:50–18:20 · 30min · Forum Hall

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