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Speakers

Andrew Williams

Employers on the program

  1. 2023–2024Curtin University2 talks
Events3
Conferences1
Talks3
Years active2019–2024
Miles between events1,1283 in-person events · 1 country

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • PyCon (national Python conferences)

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Nov 22, 2024PyCon AU 2024PyCon (national Python conferences)talkAstronomy with Python, for non-astronomers
as Curtin University
Astronomers have been dealing with digital data since the 1980s and online databases since the early 90's, and now, almost all research astronomers use Python…Show less

Astronomers have been dealing with digital data since the 1980s and online databases since the early 90's, and now, almost all research astronomers use Python to access and process that data. Most astronomical database are open to the public, and most research software tools are either open...

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Aug 18, 2023PyCon AU 2023PyCon (national Python conferences)talkUsing Python and 19,200 bits/second serial links to manage antennae for the Square Kilometre Array radio telescope in Australia
as Curtin University
The Australian half of the Square Kilometre Array radio telescope will collect 7.2 Terabits/second of raw data from 131,072 antennae grouped into 512 'stations'…Show less

The Australian half of the Square Kilometre Array radio telescope will collect 7.2 Terabits/second of raw data from 131,072 antennae grouped into 512 'stations' with 256 antennae each - but every antenna needs to be connected to a box within a few metres of that antenna, for a DC power supply,...

Aug 2, 2019PyCon AU 2019PyCon (national Python conferences)talk3D Rendering with Python
Create 3D rendered animations in a few lines of Python, for teaching concepts in Physics and Astronomy. Let your students write some simple code to, for…Show less

Create 3D rendered animations in a few lines of Python, for teaching concepts in Physics and Astronomy. Let your students write some simple code to, for example, model the movement of a bouncing ball due to gravity, and with only a couple of lines of extra code, actually render and animate the ball.

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Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Amanda J Hogan3—2024
Christopher Neugebauer3—2024
Jack Reichelt3—2024
Matt Trentini3—2024
Noah Kantrowitz3—2024
Renee Noble3—2024
Russell Keith-Magee3—2024
Tom Eastman3—2024
Adam Harvey2—2024
Alison Wong2—2024
Anthony I. Joseph2—2024
Aurynn Shaw2—2024
Clinton Roy2—2024
Damien George2—2024
Evan Kohilas2—2024

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