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PrincetonPy (Princeton University Python User Group)

The Princeton University Python User Group is an interdisciplinary community of Python enthusiasts of all levels, based at Princeton University. It was founded by Quentin Caudron and Paul Gauthier in December 2013 and revived in September 2023 after a hiatus during the COVID years. To learn more, click the link above!

GPU User Group

Join your fellow GPU enthusiasts from across campus to discuss all matters of GPU computing. This is also a place to get help with working with GPUs and other accelerators. Subscribe to the mailing list. The next meeting is on Friday, March 22 at 3:00-4:00 PM in Lewis Library 245.

TensorFlow and PyTorch User Group

The deep learning research community at Princeton comprises over 10 academic departments and more than 150 researchers. The TensorFlow and PyTorch User Group was created to serve as a campus-wide platform for researchers to connect with one another to discuss their work and the use of the tools. In addition to monthly presentations by graduate students and postdoctoral researchers, the group hosts external speakers from such companies as Google, NVIDIA and Intel. All members of the PU research community are welcome. Subscribe to the mailing list.

View abstracts of upcoming talks and slides from previous talks.

MATLAB User Group

The MATLAB Users Group provides opportunities for campus MATLAB users to learn more about using MATLAB, help each other, and learn more about research and teaching being done at Princeton using MATLAB. The group sponsors presentations by Princeton MATLAB users and by MATLAB representatives. To be added to the group's mailing list or to volunteer to help with planning and putting on future events, send e-mail to [email protected].