Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly is a monthly newsletter containing the latest information about scientific computing in the Rust programming language. The newsletter can be viewed online at scientificcomputing.rs/monthly or you can sign up to receive an email copy at mailinglist.scientificcomputing.rs.
Items can be added to the newsletter by opening a pull request to this repository. We encourage contributions to the newsletter from anyone developing a Rust crate related to scientific computing: this could be a very general library for linear algebra, a very specific crate for a certain application, or anything in between. You can find more information about adding items below.
To add an item to the next issue of the newsletter, you should fork this repository, edit in your fork, then open a pull request to add your item to the main branch.
The draft for the next newsletter is in the drafts/ directory with the filename format
YYYY-MM.md. You should edit this file to add your item. Items into the newsletter are sorted into
a the following sections:
- New releases
- Events
- Publications
- Jobs
You should add your item to the relevant section, or the "Miscellaneous" section if it doesn't fit any other section.
Items should be written using standard markdown.
Any text contained between <!-- and --> is a comment and will not be displayed in the final
newsletter.
If you want to suggest improvements to the format of the newletter, you can open an issue on the this repository.
Each month, one of the editors of Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly will finialise and release the month's newsletter. Once the finalisation is complete, this can be done by triggering the release newsletter workflow. We aim for this to be done in the first 2 weeks of the month.
Before releasing a month's newsletter, the editor should check that everything on the editors' checklist has been done.
The current editors of Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly are:
The editors for the next few issues are:
| Issue | Date | Editor |
|---|---|---|
| #2 | September 2024 | Matthew Scroggs |
| #3 | October 2024 | Matthew Scroggs |
| #4 | November 2024 | |
| #5 | December 2024 | |
| #6 | January 2025 | |
| #7 | February 2025 |
All contributors to and editors of Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly are expected to follow the Scientific Computing in Rust code of conduct.