EnhanceR Symposium 2025

Swiss RSE in action

Timetable

EnhanceR Symposium 2025 will take place at HEG-FR on Thursday, September 4th, 2025.

Overview schedule
9:30–10:00 Registration / Coffee
10:00–10:15 Plenary: Welcome
10:15–11:00 Keynote: Building Open-Source, Transparent, and Multilingual Large Language Models in Switzerland (Imanol Schlag)
11:00–11:15 Coffee Break
11:15–12:15 Show-and-tell parallel sessions
12:15–13:30 Lunch
13:30–15:00 Workshop parallel sessions
15:00–15:30 Coffee Break / Networking
15:30–16:15 Keynote: Scaling Jupyter to millions of users (Sylvain Corlay)
16:15–17:15 Show-and-tell parallel sessions
17:15–17:30 Plenary: Final Remarks & Farewell

Talks and workshops

See the contributions page for more information about the selected talks and workshops.

Full schedule
Track A (room 001) Track B (room 012) Track C (room 015) Track D (room 205)
9:30–10:00 Registration / Coffee
10:00–10:15 Welcome
10:15–11:00 Keynote: Building Open-Source, Transparent, and Multilingual LLMs in Switzerland (Imanol Schlag)
11:00–11:15 Coffee Break
Show & Tell session 1
11:15–11:45
Take up the torch of an existing project
Diego Antolinos (UniNE)
How Rust enables you to create a domain specific language
Jusong Yu (PSI)
NTSuisse: a web platform for high-resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS) data
Kai-Michael Kammer (Eawag)
iLog: a digital inventory logbook integrated with openBIS
Simone Baffelli (Empa)
Show & Tell session 2
11:45–12:15
Building Secure, GPU-Accelerated Applications on HPC Infrastructure
Ahmad Alhineidi and Viktor Kovtun (UniBE)
AFFORD: a workflow for data stewards to make the data FAIRer
Gorka Fraga Gonzalez (UZH)
Box-Framework: web application generator for Postgres databases
Andrea Minetti (WSL)
From Paper to Digital Tools: An Overview of the Transition at Empa
Stefanie Hauser (Empa)
12:15–13:30 Lunch
Workshop session 1
13:30–14:15
Connecting code, data & compute for collaborative research with Renku
Laura Kinkead (SDSC)
Building Communities That Work: A Hands-On Workshop on Fighting Noise in Developer Forums
Linus Gasser (EPFL)
Exploring Drug Repurposing for Autoimmune Diseases with DeepLife's Cell Blueprint
Constance Beyer (DeepLife)
Understand the value of Nix for stable development - The Fun Way
Gabriel Nuetzi (SDSC)
Workshop session 2
14:15–15:00
Deploy a FAIR Python application in 30 minutes using Gradio
Simon Duerr (HES-SO Valais-Wallis)
RSEs and Data Stewards synergies finding
Moushumi Ulrich-Nath (Lib4RI)
15:00–15:30 Coffee Break & Networking
15:30–16:15 Keynote: Scaling Jupyter to millions of users (Sylvain Corlay)
Show & Tell session 3
16:15–16:45
PoC or Prod: What makes AI projects successful?
Roman Wixinger and Hannes Stählin (Ergon Informatik AG, ETHZ)
Buildpacks as reproducibilty enabler
Samuel Gaist (Idiap)
How EUROfusion Advanced Computing Hubs Leverage HPC to Accelerate Research and Engineering in Nuclear Fusion
Gilles Fourestey (EPFL)
Show & Tell session 4
16:45–17:15
From research code to impact: 5 Years of RSE services for EPFL-ENAC
Charlie Weil (EPFL)
Sustaining Scientific Workflows: The Case for Stable RSE Roles in AiiDA Development
Edan Bainglass and Ali Khosravi (PSI)
Web app for a Tumor Board
Boris Simic (ETHZ)
Midap-tools: a python package for post-processing and visualization of midap results
Lukas von Ziegler (ETHZ)
17:15–17:30 Final Remarks & Farewell
Sessions picker
Topic and host Session
Take up the torch of an existing project
Diego Antolinos (UniNE)
A1
Room 001
11:15–11:45
How Rust enables you to create a domain specific language
Jusong Yu (PSI)
B1
Room 012
11:15–11:45
NTSuisse: a web platform for high-resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS) data
Kai-Michael Kammer (Eawag)
C1
Room 015
11:15–11:45
iLog: a digital inventory logbook integrated with openBIS
Simone Baffelli (Empa)
D1
Room 205
11:15–11:45
Building Secure, GPU-Accelerated Applications on HPC Infrastructure
Ahmad Alhineidi and Viktor Kovtun (UniBE)
A2
Room 001
11:45–12:15
AFFORD: a workflow for data stewards to make the data FAIRer
Gorka Fraga Gonzalez (UZH)
B2
Room 012
11:45–12:15
Box-Framework: web application generator for Postgres databases
Andrea Minetti (WSL)
C2
Room 015
11:45–12:15
From Paper to Digital Tools: An Overview of the Transition at Empa
Stefanie Hauser (Empa)
D2
Room 205
11:45–12:15
Connecting code, data & compute for collaborative research with Renku
Laura Kinkead (SDSC)
WA1
Room 001
13:30–14:15
Building Communities That Work: A Hands-On Workshop on Fighting Noise in Developer Forums
Linus Gasser (EPFL)
WB1
Room 012
13:30–14:15
Exploring Drug Repurposing for Autoimmune Diseases with DeepLife's Cell Blueprint
Constance Beyer (DeepLife)
WC1
Room 015
13:30–14:15
Understand the value of Nix for stable development - The Fun Way
Gabriel Nuetzi (SDSC)
WD
Room 205
13:30–15:00
Deploy a FAIR Python application in 30 minutes using Gradio
Simon Duerr (HES-SO Valais-Wallis)
WA2
Room 001
14:15–15:00
RSEs and Data Stewards synergies finding
Moushumi Ulrich-Nath (Lib4RI)
WB2
Room 012
14:15–15:00
PoC or Prod: What makes AI projects successful?
Roman Wixinger and Hannes Stählin (Ergon Informatik AG, ETHZ)
A3
Room 001
16:15–16:45
Buildpacks as reproducibilty enabler
Samuel Gaist (Idiap)
B3
Room 012
16:15–16:45
How EUROfusion Advanced Computing Hubs Leverage HPC to Accelerate Research and Engineering in Nuclear Fusion
Gilles Fourestey (EPFL)
C3
Room 015
16:15–16:45
From research code to impact: 5 Years of RSE services for EPFL-ENAC
Charlie Weil (EPFL)
A4
Room 001
16:45–17:15
Sustaining Scientific Workflows: The Case for Stable RSE Roles in AiiDA Development
Edan Bainglass and Ali Khosravi (PSI)
B4
Room 012
16:45–17:15
Web app for a Tumor Board
Boris Simic (ETHZ)
C4
Room 015
16:45–17:15
Midap-tools: a python package for post-processing and visualization of midap results
Lukas von Ziegler (ETHZ)
D4
Room 205
16:45–17:15