News archive
- 9 May 2024:
The next Pencil Code User Meeting will be at the
Institute of Space Sciences (ICE-CSIC/IEEC).
- 23 May 2024:
The next Pencil Code Steering Committee (PCSC) meeting will be on 6th of June 2024, starting from 13:00 CEST.
The minutes of the previous meeting are posted on:
https://pencil-code.org/PCSC/
- 18 March 2022:
The next Pencil Code User Meeting will be via zoom hosted by
IIA
- 18 March 2022:
The minutes of the Pencil Code Steering Committee (PCSC) are posted on:
https://pencil-code.org/PCSC/
- 3 April 2021:
The next Pencil Code User Meeting will be via zoom hosted by
EPFL
- 3 December 2020:
For detailed news, see the
Pencil Code Newsletter
- 3 December 2020:
The minutes of the Pencil Code Steering Committee (PCSC) are posted on:
https://pencil-code.org/PCSC/
- 02 May 2019:
The next
Pencil Code User Meeting 2019 will be in Espoo, August 12-16.
- 11 April 2018:
The minutes of the Pencil Code Steering Committee (PCSC) are posted on:
https://pencil-code.org/PCSC/
- 11 April 2018:
The next
Pencil Code User Meeting 2018 will be in Boulder, June 11-15.
- 17 Dec 2016:
The Doodle for Pencil Code User Meeting 2017 is out:
http://doodle.com/poll/ci7d8bhdb4yxcxr5
- 13 Mar 2016:
The 12th Pencil Code Meeting will take place 8-12 Aug 2016 in Graz/Austria.
Don't forget to sign up.
- 19 April 2015:
Pencil Code moved from Google Code to Github.
We proudly announce the successful move to
http://github.com/pencil-code/
and thank Toby (aka tobson) for doing a splendid job!
The move became neccessary after Google announced to close Google Code.
Commands to download the code with git or svn are given on the download page.
- 24 Dec 2014:
The 11th Pencil Code Meeting will take place 11-15 May 2015 in Trondheim.
Don't forget to sign up.
- 25 Jan 2014:
The 10th Pencil Code Meeting took place on 7-11 July 2014 in Göttingen.
- 20 Jun 2013:
Welcome to the new Pencil Code homepage, designed and implemented during the 9th Pencil Code User Meeting on 17-20 June 2013 in Lund.
- 21 Sep 2008:
The code was moved to a Google Code repository.
- 28 July 2006:
All features of the eos branch have been incorporated into the main trunk.
There are some minor changes that will be necessary in the .in-files, such as adding eos_init_pars (possibly with gamma=1.) and viscosity_run_pars (with the value of nu).