As the summer draws near, we’re getting ready to announce the students accepted into Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2015. With guidance from mentors, those students will spend their summer coding for one of the 137 open source projects that are participating this year.
This is the 11th summer we’ve run the program and many of the projects have been part of GSoC in the past, but we also have 30 projects which are making their GSoC debut this year. Welcome to GSoC, we’re looking forward to seeing the students’ contributions to your work!
- Africa Soil Information Service
- Bika Open Source LIMS Collective
- Boston University / XIA
- CentOS Project
- CloudCV
- Department of Biomedical Informatics, Stony Brook University
- Foundation for Learning Equality
- GitHub
- Global Alliance for Genomics & Health
- Google Kubernetes
- HPCC Systems
- Liquid Galaxy Project, Interactive Spaces
- IP-over-P2P Project
- JdeRobot - Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
- jQuery Foundation
- lowRISC
- MBDyn, Department of Aerospace Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Milan
- MEDES-IMPS
- MinnowBoard Project
- NumFOCUS
- OncoBlocks
- P2PSP.org
- Pencil Code Foundation
- Portable Native Client
- Red Hen Lab
- RIOT
- Rspamd spam filtering system
- Saros
- Sustainable Computing Research Group ( SCoRe )
- University of Nebraska - Helikar Lab
You can learn more about all of this year’s participating organizations at the program website. Students, check back on Monday, April 27th to see if your application has been accepted.
by Ashleigh Rentz, Open Source Programs Office
