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[mariatta81]

Great lunch #PyConAU 😋

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When students leave little notes to say thanks 💝 #pyconau #djangogirls #python (at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC))

[bendog]

But did they ask 'how many enjoy it?' #pyconau #python #nerd #webdevelopment (at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC))

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PyLadies picks at PyConAU

The schedule for PyCon Australia 2016 is now up. Here’s some PyLadies picks to look out for!

FRIDAY

11:10 (Science & Data miniconf): Building brains by Paula Sanz-Leon

11:10 (Education seminar): Teaching Python with Minecraft by Digital K

11:50 (DjangoConAU): Search-First Writing for Developers by Heidi Waterhouse

14:20 (Education seminar): Teaching geometry using Logo/Python turtle module, or how to sneak programming into maths class by Vivian Li

15:00 (Science & Data miniconf): Using Jupyter notebooks to develop and share interactive data displays by Ioanna Ioannou

16:10 (Science & Data miniconf): Big data biology for pythonistas: getting in on the genomics revolution by Darya Vanichkina

16:50 (Education seminar): Exploring Kivy in the classroom - GUI and App development for Python by Amanda Hogan

16:50 (Science & Data miniconf): A Girls Guide To Growing A Moustache with Python by Heidi Baxter

SATURDAY

11:10: Tutorial: Technical Blogging for Python Programmers by Thursday Bram

11:10: The Power ⚡️ and Responsibility 😓 of Unicode Adoption ✨ by Katie McLaughlin

14:20: I wish I learnt that earlier! by Rachel Bunder

15:00: Imposter Syndrome by Bianca Gibson

Conference dinner - invited speaker Solange Cunin of Quberider

SUNDAY

11:50: From Humanities to Tech: How a Religion PhD came to be learning Python by Lauren Bernauer

11:50: Have It Your Way: Maximizing Drive-Thru Contributions by VM (Vicky) Brasseur

11:50: Reproducible Research in Python by Jodie Burchell

13:40: Releasing Calendar-Versioned Software by Amber Brown

15:00: Turning stories into websites by Donna Benjamin

15:00: Functional Programming for Pythonistas by Bianca Gibson

15:00: Mental Health in Development by Eloise Macdonald-Meyer

The schedule isn’t finalised yet, so some times may change, and this is not necessarily comprehensive. But there’s definitely going to be some tough room choices. PyCon Australia is 12-16 August at the Melbourne Convention Centre. Hope to see you there!