Split into groups for the icebreaker Two Truths, One Lie
Talk from Caila about recent Hackathon at ISIS and set up for the activity
Attendees need to bring a laptop capable of making changes to Mantid or have access to a remote machine that can.
The exact topics for the code camps are dynamic and will be determined by the attendees during the meeting.
In this presentation, we would share the development of the data management pipeline in CSNS. CSNS provides the users with a one-stop service for data-related tasks from experiments to post-experiment activities. Different online and offline data analysis programs are developed according to the requirements of various neutron spectrometers. A unified data portal was developed to meet the...
Demonstration and Discussion of the current state of play of texture reduction in mantid
Most files used for neutron data in Mantid use the NeXus format (.nxs), which specifies a common file structure for neutron, X-ray, and muon scattering data. For many years, Mantid has relied on the NeXus API (NAPI) to handle all elements of reading and writing. However, NAPI development is no longer supported, and the API has not been updated in almost a decade. To move Mantid forward, we...
A presentation detailing the methodology SNAPRed (https://github.com/neutrons/SNAPRed) used to approach handling of run data, its ancillary data objects, and how this interacts with the Mantid API.
Scientific software projects increasingly combine Python with C++, GPU toolkits, and other native dependencies, creating challenges for reproducibility, deployment, and cross-platform support. Traditional tools—Conda, Poetry, uv, Hatch, and PDM—address parts of this problem but leave gaps in speed, determinism, or multi-language integration. Pixi, a new environment manager built on Conda and...
Following on from Jose's Coderrabbitai lightening talk we will open the floor to a general discussion on developers using AI in Mantid.
