Get ready for the European Python and Zope Conference 2002 with a series of interviews with conference speakers. Here's the first one, with Paul F. Dubois.
"I think open-source science is taking off. If I am right and correctness is more precious to us than to banks, the correctness advantages of open source are important. I will talk about some key ideas for constructing open-source scientific programs, including the issue of how to make reusable components."

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