Project Jupyter is a set of open-source software tools for interactive and exploratory computing. Developed by a community of worldwide contributors, these tools support reproducible and collaborative scientific computing and data science across a wide range of programming languages (Python, Julia, R, etc.). The Jupyter Notebook, a web-based, interactive computing platform that allows users to perform data cleaning, data analysis, statistical modeling, numerical simulation, and data visualization, has over two million worldwide users across every imaginable technical field. To learn more visit www.jupyter.org.  

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Chris Holdgraf

Rick Wagner

Sylvain Corlay

Afshin Darian

Paul Ivanov

The Council and Governance Team at Project Jupyter is responsible for guiding the strategic direction and policy frameworks of the Jupyter ecosystem. This team ensures effective collaboration among various stakeholders, oversees governance structures, and promotes best practices in software development and accessibility. By serving as a liaison between different councils and committees, they help maintain the integrity and inclusivity of Jupyter’s open-source community.

Council and Governance Team

The Development Team at Project Jupyter is responsible for designing, building, and maintaining the core software components that empower users to interactively compute and analyze data. This team collaborates on developing new features, ensuring software robustness, and enhancing the user experience across various programming languages. With a mix of distinguished contributors and core developers, they drive the project’s technical direction and foster community engagement to support and grow the Jupyter ecosystem.

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