What we’re about
Love talking about papers? So do we!
Do you have a paper within the realm of computing that excites you — recent or classic — and want to share it with others? Or would you enjoy hearing accessible, enthusiastic explanations of important research?
Whether you have implemented the ideas, used them in a project, or simply want to learn and discuss, this is a welcoming, inclusive space for presenters and listeners alike: we celebrate diverse perspectives, encourage practical demos and honest struggles. Everyone — students, researchers, engineers and curious minds — is invited.
Logistics — we meet monthly in Zürich, usually on a Thursday, 18:15–20:00; RSVP on Meetup.
Subjects — papers live within the broad realms of computing and computer science, kept intentionally open-ended.
Audience — ideal for anyone who wants accessible explanations of complex computer-science papers, where the maths is typically simplified.
Culture — inclusive, respectful and welcoming to diverse perspectives.
Presentation format — talks are typically 45–60 minutes, followed by discussion, Q&A and networking.
We are curating this repository for papers presented at PWL Zürich. You can contribute by adding Pull Requests for papers, code, and/or links to our repository here. We keep a list of papers that we would like to talk about.
We follow the Papers We Love Code of Conduct.
More details can be found on the event page.
Past events
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