Keynote speakers in Krakow, verified
53 international keynote speakers who demonstrably spoke at a tech event in Krakow, Poland — most recently on stage first, every talk linked to the public agenda that proves the appearance.
Most recently on stage in Krakow
- Cheuk Ting Ho September 2026 AI ethics, AI industry applications, AI policy, AI product, LLM, Machine learning, MLOps, Responsible AI
- Jacob Tomlinson June 2026 AI industry applications, AI infrastructure, AI product, Data engineering, LLM
- Guillaume Lemaitre October 2025 AI industry applications, AI infrastructure, Data engineering, LLM, Machine learning 2 talks here
- Jérôme Dockès October 2025 Data engineering, Machine learning
- Olivier Grisel October 2025 AI industry applications, AI research, Machine learning
- Riccardo Cappuzzo October 2025 Data engineering, Machine learning
- Ada Böhm August 2025 Data engineering
- Adam Staniszewski August 2025 AI industry applications, AI research
- Aditi Juneja August 2025 Data engineering
- Agnieszka Żaba August 2025 AI research
- Anuradha Kar August 2025 AI industry applications, Computer vision, LLM, Machine learning 2 talks here
- Daniel Alejandro Coll Tejeda August 2025 Data engineering
- Davide De Marchi August 2025 Data engineering
- Dawn Wages August 2025 Data engineering
- Florian Wilhelm August 2025 Data engineering
- Francesc Alted August 2025 Data engineering 2 talks here
- Franciszek Job August 2025 AI industry applications, AI research
- Igor Tatarnikov August 2025 AI industry applications, AI research, Computer vision
- Jakob Zahn August 2025 AI research
- Likhita Yerra August 2025 AI industry applications, Computer vision, LLM, Machine learning 2 talks here
- Lucas Colley August 2025 Data engineering 2 talks here
- Luke Shaw August 2025 Data engineering 2 talks here
- Michał Wroński August 2025 Data engineering
- Mridul Seth August 2025 AI infrastructure, Data engineering
- Oliver Zeigemann August 2025 Generative AI, LLM, Machine learning
- Pedro Garcia Lopez August 2025 Data engineering
- Piotr Ludynia August 2025 AI industry applications, AI research
- Sebastian Berg August 2025 Data engineering 2 talks here
- Tiziano Zito August 2025 AI research
- Francesco Bonazzi August 2025 Data engineering
- Jakub Adamczyk August 2025 AI research, Machine learning
- Jan Boelts August 2025 Data engineering 2 talks here
- Janos Gabler August 2025 Data engineering
- Jesse Grabowski August 2025 Data engineering
- Jon Nordby August 2025 AI infrastructure, Computer vision, Data engineering, Machine learning
- Juan Luis Cano Rodríguez August 2025 AI research, Data engineering, MLOps
- Kai Striega August 2025 Data engineering
- Loïc Estève August 2025 Data engineering
- Manuel Jürgensen August 2025 AI research
- Ricardo Vieira August 2025 Data engineering
- Samarth Bachkheti August 2025 AI research
- Tim Head August 2025 Data engineering
- Anatoly Volkov August 2025 Data engineering
- David Cortes August 2025 Data engineering
- Frank Sauerburger August 2025 Data engineering
- Maternus Herold August 2025 Data engineering
- Michał Szczepanik August 2025 AI research
- Ole Bialas August 2025 AI research
- Grzegorz Bokota August 2025 Computer vision, Data engineering
- Justyna Szydłowska-Samsel August 2025 Data engineering, Machine learning
- Mike Müller August 2025 Data engineering, Machine learning
- Stefanie Molin August 2025 Data engineering, Machine learning
- Umut Nefta Kanilmaz August 2025 Data engineering, LLM, NLP
The conference behind this list
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EuroSciPy 2025 — August 2025, Krakow , run by EuroSciPy. 53 of the speakers on this page came from its agenda.
EuroSciPy 2025
Krakow, Poland · August 2025 · 53 speakers
- Jon Nordby — Jon is a Machine Learning Engineer specialized in IoT systems.
- Olivier Grisel — Olivier is an Open Source Fellow at probabl and a core contributor to the scikit-learn machine learning library.
- “Predictive modeling for imbalanced classification using scikit-learn”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Guillaume Lemaitre — I have a PhD in computer science and have been a scikit-learn and imbalanced-learn core developer since 2017. I am curre
- “Predictive modeling for imbalanced classification using scikit-learn”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Jérôme Dockès
- Riccardo Cappuzzo
- Cheuk Ting Ho — After having a career in Data Scientist and Developer Relations, Cheuk dedicated her work to the ope
- Anuradha Kar
- “Automated Chess Analysis: Real-Time Move Detection and Game Narration Using Computer Vision and Large Language Models”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
- “Guardians of Science: A Python Tutorial on a RAG-Powered Compliance Plug-In and Ethical AI tools”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Likhita Yerra
- “Automated Chess Analysis: Real-Time Move Detection and Game Narration Using Computer Vision and Large Language Models”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
- “Guardians of Science: A Python Tutorial on a RAG-Powered Compliance Plug-In and Ethical AI tools”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Grzegorz Bokota
- “Use napari for easier interactive extraction of knowledge from images and other spatial data”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Francesc Alted
- “Compress, Compute, and Conquer: Python-Blosc2 for Efficient Data Analysis”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
- Luke Shaw
- “Compress, Compute, and Conquer: Python-Blosc2 for Efficient Data Analysis”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
- Mike Müller — I've been teaching Python courses since 2004. According to my statistics, I've taught about 550 Pyth
- Umut Nefta Kanilmaz — I am a researcher and PhD candidate at the department of Geoinformatics at the University of Salzburg. My research focus
- Justyna Szydłowska-Samsel
- Stefanie Molin — [Stefanie Molin](https://stefaniemolin.com) is a software engineer at Bloomberg in New York City, wh
- Anatoly Volkov
- David Cortes
- Jacob Tomlinson — Jacob Tomlinson is a senior software engineer at NVIDIA. His work involves maintaining open source p
- “GPU Python for the Real World: Practical GPU-Accelerated Python with RAPIDS”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Jan Boelts
- “Pyro Meets SBI: Unlocking Hierarchical Bayesian Inference for Complex Simulators”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
- “Beyond Likelihoods: Bayesian Parameter Inference for Black-Box Simulators with sbi”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Maternus Herold
- “Beyond Likelihoods: Bayesian Parameter Inference for Black-Box Simulators with sbi”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Frank Sauerburger
- Ole Bialas
- Michał Szczepanik
- Lucas Colley
- Juan Luis Cano Rodríguez — Juan Luis (he/him/él) is an Aerospace Engineer with a passion for tech communities, outreach, and su
- Jesse Grabowski
- “Recent Developments in Pytensor, the Successor Package to Theano”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Ricardo Vieira
- “Recent Developments in Pytensor, the Successor Package to Theano”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Janos Gabler
- “Let's rewrite optimagic from scratch in half an hour and see what we can learn”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Francesco Bonazzi
- “Enhancing SymPy Algorithms with MatchPy's Efficient Pattern Matching”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Jakub Adamczyk
- “Machine learning for ecotoxicology and bee pesticide toxicity prediction”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Samarth Bachkheti
- “Python for subsea engineering: A case study on seabed object detection using AI/ML”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Manuel Jürgensen
- “Python Framework for Large-Scale Radar Data Generation and Visualization”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Loïc Estève
- “PyPI in the face: running jokes that PyPI download stats can play on you”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Tim Head
- Sebastian Berg
- “Understanding Dispatching Approaches in the Scientific Python Ecosystem”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Kai Striega
- “Maintaining People, Not Just Projects: Attracting and Retaining Talent in FOSS”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Dawn Wages
- Mridul Seth
- Oliver Zeigemann
- “Routing Strategies for Heterogeneous GenAI Systems: Lessons from Real-World Practice”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Ada Böhm
- Aditi Juneja
- “Understanding Dispatching Approaches in the Scientific Python Ecosystem”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Michał Wroński
- “Numba-MPI & PyMPDATA: JIT-compilation and multi-threading for high performance computing in Python”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Florian Wilhelm
- “Solving Hard Optimization Problems with Pyomo and HiGHS: A Practical Introduction”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Piotr Ludynia
- Franciszek Job
- “Efficient processing pipelines for large scale molecular datasets in Python”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Davide De Marchi
- “Voilà Meta-Dashboards for Streamlined Geospatial Data Visualization”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Pedro Garcia Lopez
- Daniel Alejandro Coll Tejeda
- Agnieszka Żaba
- “Can Your Research Notebook Survive a Code Update? On maintaining Reproducibility with Continuous Integration”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Jakob Zahn
- “ELVA - Local-First Real-Time Collaboration Apps in Your Terminal”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Tiziano Zito
- “ELVA - Local-First Real-Time Collaboration Apps in Your Terminal”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Adam Staniszewski
- “How To Accelerate Molecular Insights - Efficient Distance Calculations In Python”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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- Igor Tatarnikov
- “The BrainGlobe initiative - image analysis in a common coordinate space.”·EuroSciPy 2025·source · pretalx.com
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What this list does not tell you
- Where anyone is based. Krakow is the city of the event, never of the person. We hold no address, and nobody here is being described as local.
- How to reach them. No contact details are held. The agenda link is the route.
- Everyone who qualifies. This is a seed, not a census: absence is not evidence that someone has not spoken in Krakow.
- Anything about talks still to come. Only past, published sessions are recorded — there is no upcoming schedule here.
Questions about booking a speaker in Krakow
- How many AI speakers have spoken in Krakow?
- 53, across 1 conference we hold agendas for. That is the number with a checkable record, not an estimate, and it grows when we index another Krakow conference, not when more people sign up.
- Which conferences do they come from?
- EuroSciPy 2025. Each one links to its own page, and from there to the conference's published agenda.
- How do you know they actually spoke?
- Because the conference published it. 61 of the 61 talk records on this page carry the session title exactly as the agenda printed it. Nobody self-reported and nobody paid to be here.
- Are these speakers based in Krakow?
- Not necessarily, and we do not claim it. The city belongs to the event, not the person. This page answers who has taken a stage in Krakow, which is the question that matters when you are booking one there.
- What do they speak about?
- Most represented on this page: Data engineering, AI research, Machine learning, AI industry applications, LLM, Computer vision. Topics come from the talks themselves, not from a profile someone filled in.
- Are these international keynote speakers?
- Yes. The speakers listed here took keynote and practitioner stages at major international technology and AI conferences in Krakow (EuroSciPy 2025). Each listing proves their stage appearance with a direct link to the published conference agenda.
- Can I get their contact details or fee?
- No. We hold neither. Every entry links to the agenda page it came from, and that link is the route. It is also the honest limit of what a directory built from public agendas can tell you.
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