Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly #8
Welcome to this month's issue of Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly. This month's issue is coming to you just 1 day before the deadline for submitting talks to this year's workshop. Don't forget to submit yours!
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Crate of the month: EGObox
EGObox is a Rust toolbox for efficient global optimisation. It can be used either as a set of Rust crates, or as a Python library. We recommend starting by reading their paper in the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS).
Events
Scientific Computing in Rust, 4-6 June 2025, held virtually
The 2025 edition of the Scientific Computing in Rust virtual workshop will take place on 4-6 June 2025. Sessions will run between 13:00 and 17:00 BST each day. Registration is free and can be done at scientificcomputing.rs/2025/register.
The deadline for submitting 10 minute talks has been extended to tomorrow: Friday 9 May. If you'd like to tell people about a project you've been working on, we strongly encourage you to submit a session. You can do this by filling in one of the form at scientificcomputing.rs/2025/submit-talk.
Submissions of longer tutorial sessions will remain open until 30 May, with proposals being accepted periodically. The form to submit tutorials can also be found at scientificcomputing.rs/2025/submit-talk.
