ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Julia Dispatch is a podcast about all that matters about Julia. We'll meet the wonderful people who contribute to the community and the language ecosystem. Hear their stories, learn what brought them to Julia, what excites them and how you could potentially follow in their footsteps.
Update frequency:
every 25 days
Average audio length:
72 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
22 episodes
since Oct. 16, 2024
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episode of the Julia Dispatch, hosts Christopher Rackauckas and Michael Tiemann dive into the world of machine learning and compiler engineering with core developers Billy Moses and Avik Pal.We pull back the curtain on the future of high-performance computing in Julia, tracking the evolutio…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this episode, we welcome back Leticia Madureira, a PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University, to explore her journey into quantum chemistry, her passion for Julia, and her work in computational chemistry. Leticia shares her experiences as a PhD student, her contributions to the Julia ecosystem, …
Happy New Year! In this episode, we welcome back Leticia Madureira, a PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University, to explore her journey into quantum chemistry, her passion for Julia, and her work in computational chemistry. Leticia shares her experiences as a PhD student, her contributions to the J…
Merry Chrismas to all who observe! Today, we dive into the world of Makie.jl with its core developers, Simon Danisch and Julius Krumbiegel. We explore the origins of Makie, its unique design philosophy, and its role in shaping the future of visualization in Julia. Simon and Julius share their journ…
Join Chris Rackauckas and Stefan Kastanov for an in-depth discussion of recent developments in the Julia programming language community, with a special focus on JuliaCon 2025 and exciting technical advances.
🎤 JuliaCon 2025 Recap
The unique grassroots nature of JuliaCon and why it's different from…
Today we're joined by Jesper and Philip from Cognibotics, a Swedish robotics company that has (co-)developed something truly unique: Juliet, a statically-typed dialect of Julia designed specifically for real-time robot programming, along with its runtime system Romeo. Our guests share their persona…
In this episode, Chris Rackauckas and Michael Tiemann welcome back Firoozeh Dastur, a theoretical mathematician and PhD candidate from Germany working on tropical geometry. This marks the first time someone has returned to the Julia Dispatch podcast! Firoozeh shares her journey from Pakistan to Ger…
Chris and Guillaume discuss the contents of the "This month in Julia world - 2025-08". We cover the upcoming JuliaCon Local Paris event, Julia 1.12 beta release updates, major compiler improvements with JuliaLowering.jl, performance optimization discoveries, and ecosystem growth with new …
Good morning, good evening, good night, wherever you are in the world! Today we welcome Jacob Zelko, who takes us on a fascinating journey from his early days as a biomedical engineering student through his work at the CDC during the COVID-19 pandemic, and into his current exploration of applied ca…
Join Chris Rackauckas and Stefan Krastanov as they explore the latest developments in the Julia programming language ecosystem from the March 2025 "This Month in Julia World" newsletter.Link to the newsletter: https://discourse.julialang.org/t/this-month-in-julia-world-2025-03/127821🔥 Key…
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