Julia Group

Thursday, October 10, 12:15pm - 1:15pm (EDT)

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The Princeton Julia User Group is a group for students, researchers and developers on campus to discuss and promote the Julia programming language. We aim to help participants:

Improve their Julia skills
Facilitate the adoption of Julia as the default choice for high-performance research software on campus
Learn how to write parallel code in Julia
Get support with Julia on the Research Computing systems.

Our monthly meetings provide a friendly environment for participants to ask questions, seek advice, and share their Julia knowledge. From the merely curious to the experienced Julian, all those interested in Julia are welcome.

Lunch will be provided.

Directions to JRR, Room 301:
Go to the 3rd floor of JRR and head toward the Bendheim Center for Finance. You will see a ramp next to a frosted glass window. Room 301 is to the left of the frosted window.

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Improve their Julia skills
Facilitate the adoption of Julia as the default choice for high-performance research software on campus
Learn how to write parallel code in Julia
Get support with Julia on the Research Computing systems.

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Learn how to write parallel code in Julia
Get support with Julia on the Research Computing systems.

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