Tomorrow: Join us for "Low Code Data Science"
Plus, a demo of marimo, a next-generation computational notebook
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow for Low Code Data Science: Myth, Reality, and How Organizations Really Use Tools Like KNIME. Michael Powers will kick us off with a demo of marimo, a next-generation computational notebook for Python and SQL. Keith McCormick will follow with his talk about the ecosystem for low-code and no-code data science tools, how they work in practice, and the kinds of outcomes organizations are achieving with them.
We’ll be gathering in-person at the UVA Darden School of Business. Thanks again to Darden for hosting us!
Come early for Keith’s capstone talk
Keith McCormick currently serves as the Bodily Professorship in Analytics, which is a one-year visiting scholar role at the Darden School of Business. Keith will be giving his capstone talk in the same classroom as our event at 4:30 pm.
Members of the Charlottesville Data Science community are invited to arrive early to attend the capstone talk. Keith will discuss his experiences at Darden during the academic year and the projects he has been working on.
The 2026 Applied Machine Learning Conference is now just over three weeks away! We have 42 sessions lined up over two days featuring technical talks and hands-on tutorials from speakers at organizations like NVIDIA, Anthropic, Amazon, Microsoft, McAfee, S&P Global, DARPA, IBM, and many more, as well as leading universities including UVA, Virginia Tech, Georgetown, Duke, and NC State.
We’re offering Full Conference, Friday Only, and Saturday Only tickets at employer-paid, personal, and student price tiers. A limited edition 2026 AMLC T-Shirt is available as an optional add-on with any ticket purchase. The conference sold out last year, so be sure to secure your tickets while they’re still available!
More upcoming events around Charlottesville
Monday, March 30: The Center for Open Science is offering a virtual “sneak peek” of the results from their SCORE program, a large-scale research study focused on replicability in scientific research. The results are set to be formally published next month as a series of articles in the Nature journal family. Please register here to receive the link to join this virtual event.
Tuesday, April 14: The Charlottesville Rust Meetup will host Sharpening Your Rust Skills for Job Interviews, featuring Simeon Fitch, Principal Software Engineer at Datashapes AI, and Brad Campbell, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Electrical & Computer Engineering at UVA.
Friday-Saturday, April 17-18: The Applied Machine Learning Conference returns to Charlottesville. A two-day event by and for practitioners, the AMLC is the signature annual event for the data science, AI, and machine learning community in Charlottesville and the surrounding region. Ticket sales are now open, and sponsorship opportunities are also available.