JupyterCon returns to New York August 21-24.

Recent developments in the Jupyter ecosystem--from JupyterLab to Binder to open source clients like nterac--have created unique opportunities to solve difficult data problems such as scalability; reproducible science; and compliance, data privacy, ethics, and security issues.

We'll be exploring these--and many more--topics at JupyterCon.

You'll hear from people who...

• successfully scaled beyond 100,000 users with JupyterHub
• created interactive learning materials for data science classes of +1200 people
• built large-scale, secure enterprise infrastructure for sharing data insights, in industry and government
• And more

You'll also have the opportunity to connect with core developers and members of the worldwide Jupyter community at networking events like Speed Networking, Poster Sessions, and an "open studio" on Saturday, August 25 at the Community Sprint Day.

The Best Price expires on May 18. Tutorials, training sessions, and hotel rooms all book up quickly. Save and additional 20% on individual Gold, Silver and Bronze passes with the code KDN20.

Make your plans now.

See you in New York.
Fernando Perez, Brian Granger, and Paco Nathan

JupyterCon Program Chairs