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Speakers

Alexander (Sasha) Plavin

Employers on the program

  1. 2025Harvard University6 talks
Events1
Conferences1
Talks6
Years active2025
Talk freshness1006 different talks in 6 · 1 circuit, 24 months

Appearances by year

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  • JuliaCon

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Jul 22, 2025JuliaCon 2025JuliaConspeakerAccessors.jl beyond @set, or a tour of the opticland
as Harvard University

The Accessors.jl package is known as a way to update values within immutable structs with its @set macro.

Jul 22, 2025JuliaCon 2025JuliaConlightningDictArrays.jl: performant type-unstable collections
as Harvard University
Functions like map or filter in Julia perform well on containers with concrete element types, such as Vectors-of-NamedTuples or StructArrays, used in typical…Show less

Functions like map or filter in Julia perform well on containers with concrete element types, such as Vectors-of-NamedTuples or StructArrays, used in typical tabular data.

Jul 22, 2025JuliaCon 2025JuliaConspeakerFlexiJoins.jl: the ultimate package for dataset joining
as Harvard University

FlexiJoins.jl offers unparalleled flexibility in data joining – both within the Julia ecosystem and beyond.

Jul 22, 2025JuliaCon 2025JuliaConlightningJuggling astro catalogs in Julia: convenience meets performance
as Harvard University

Astronomy problems often involve data from diverse instruments and archives.

Jul 22, 2025JuliaCon 2025JuliaConlightningLightweight composable plotting: MakieExtra's FPlot
as Harvard University

Traditional plotting functions like scatter(x, y, color=c) separate x, y, and c, losing the fact that they describe properties of the same elements.

Jul 22, 2025JuliaCon 2025JuliaConlightningUsing arrays as lightweight tables: Base and DataManipulation.jl
as Harvard University

Julia stands out by enabling convenient tabular data manipulation without specialized types: built-in arrays, with their versatility, fit perfectly.

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