PyCon US 2026 Open Spaces Schedule

PyCon US 2026 Open Spaces - Room 102C


See the Open Spaces schedule here.

Friday, May 15th

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  • Break
  • Plenary
  • Security
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Charlas

Friday 08:00 a.m.

GeoData Show & Tell / Meetup Room 102C | 8 a.m. - 9 a.m.

Staking out a space to connect with folks doing projects with geospatial/remote sensing/+ data. I'm envisioning swapping notes, talking projects, and showing a sampler of what folks are up to and what you want to build in the future, keeping it casual.`

GeoData Show & Tell / Meetup

Room 102C | 8 a.m. - 9 a.m.

Staking out a space to connect with folks doing projects with geospatial/remote sensing/+ data. I'm envisioning swapping notes, talking projects, and showing a sampler of what folks are up to and what you want to build in the future, keeping it casual.`

Friday 11:00 a.m.

So you want to get into 3D Printing... Room 102C | 11 a.m. - noon

The maker landscape changes every year. Folks who are thinking about buying their first printer have a lot of questions to answer and a lot of questions they don't even know are questions! Come to a mini-presentation and discussion with the person behind the largest physical 3D printing archive in the world (filamentcolors.xyz) in a space where no question is a dumb question!

So you want to get into 3D Printing...

Room 102C | 11 a.m. - noon

The maker landscape changes every year. Folks who are thinking about buying their first printer have a lot of questions to answer and a lot of questions they don't even know are questions! Come to a mini-presentation and discussion with the person behind the largest physical 3D printing archive in the world (filamentcolors.xyz) in a space where no question is a dumb question!

Friday 12:00 p.m.

Scroll Lock Zine Room 102C | noon - 1 p.m.

You may have noticed the zine. You may have looked inside. You may have found something else. If you did, the door is open. Come find us in the open space. If you didn't — come anyway, and bring your curiosity. (Zines available at the door.)

Scroll Lock Zine

Room 102C | noon - 1 p.m.

You may have noticed the zine. You may have looked inside. You may have found something else. If you did, the door is open. Come find us in the open space. If you didn't — come anyway, and bring your curiosity. (Zines available at the door.)

Friday 02:00 p.m.

From Pipettes to Python: AI and Data Science in Biotech R&D Room 102C | 2 p.m. - 3 p.m.

I started as a bench scientist in cancer immunology, moved into biotech IT, and now I’m doing a masters in data science. I am self-taught most of the way and still learning Python. With AI everywhere, I’m still figuring out how best to leverage Python and AI tools across R&D, clinical operations, biometrics, and pharmacovigilance (the list goes on…), and what’s actually worth learning. Whether you took a non-linear path or already had a trajectory planned, let’s chat and exchange ideas together.

From Pipettes to Python: AI and Data Science in Biotech R&D

Room 102C | 2 p.m. - 3 p.m.

I started as a bench scientist in cancer immunology, moved into biotech IT, and now I’m doing a masters in data science. I am self-taught most of the way and still learning Python. With AI everywhere, I’m still figuring out how best to leverage Python and AI tools across R&D, clinical operations, biometrics, and pharmacovigilance (the list goes on…), and what’s actually worth learning. Whether you took a non-linear path or already had a trajectory planned, let’s chat and exchange ideas together.

Friday 03:00 p.m.

Building Data Pipelines With Python Room 102C | 3 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Do you deal with data? Are the worlds cron, DAGs, ETL, schedulers, orchestrators, python, SQL part of your regular vocabulary? Whether you consider yourself a data engineer or not chances are you deal with data in one form or another. Come talk, meet, and share ideas (and frustrations) with like-minded Pyhtonistas.

Building Data Pipelines With Python

Room 102C | 3 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Do you deal with data? Are the worlds cron, DAGs, ETL, schedulers, orchestrators, python, SQL part of your regular vocabulary? Whether you consider yourself a data engineer or not chances are you deal with data in one form or another. Come talk, meet, and share ideas (and frustrations) with like-minded Pyhtonistas.

Friday 04:00 p.m.

Orb Pondering Room 102C | 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Bringing back the Open Space from PyCon US 2024, come learn about Tarot, and astrology, and how you can explore both with Python.

Orb Pondering

Room 102C | 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Bringing back the Open Space from PyCon US 2024, come learn about Tarot, and astrology, and how you can explore both with Python.

Friday 05:00 p.m.

--dangerously-skip-permissions, Safely Room 102C | 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Are you skipping default Permissions mode with guilty or mixed feelings? Let's talk! When turning off permissions requests, we typically want to guard against filesystem damage, prompt injection that exfiltrates secrets, and oversharing to cloud model providers (ie, Anthropic, OpenAI). We compare sandbox layers, egress filtering, and auth for remote development. Let's also talk about developer experience and rough edges of current sandboxes. Outline - Round the room: who runs agents unsandboxed, …

--dangerously-skip-permissions, Safely

Room 102C | 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Are you skipping default Permissions mode with guilty or mixed feelings? Let's talk! When turning off permissions requests, we typically want to guard against filesystem damage, prompt injection that exfiltrates secrets, and oversharing to cloud model providers (ie, Anthropic, OpenAI). We compare sandbox layers, egress filtering, and auth for remote development. Let's also talk about developer experience and rough edges of current sandboxes. Outline - Round the room: who runs agents unsandboxed, who has been burned - Sandbox layers: devcontainer, bwrap, firejail, seatbelt, ephemeral VM, cloud VM - what Claude /sandbox does and doesn't do - Network: egress allowlists, DNS filtering, blocking the lethal trifecta - Headless auth: SSH reverse port forward, device code flow, API keys as last resort - Provider exposure: Bedrock and Vertex still see your code, what to do about it - Long-running autonomous agentic patterns and risks (Ralph Loop, auto mode)

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