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+---
+number: 18
+date: May 2026
+day: <!-- put day of the month of release here -->
+---
+
+# Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly #18
+
+Welcome to this month's issue of Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly.
+
+<!-- Editor can write a 2-3 sentence introduction here -->
+
+Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly can be viewed online at [scientificcomputing.rs/monthly](https://scientificcomputing.rs/monthly),
+you can sign up to receive an email copy at [mailinglist.scientificcomputing.rs](https://mailinglist.scientificcomputing.rs),
+or you can subscribe using the RSS feed at [scientificcomputing.rs/monthly/rss.xml](https://scientificcomputing.rs/monthly/rss.xml).
+
+Items can be added to the next issue of the newsletter by opening a pull request to the
+[Scientific Computing in Rust Monthly repository on GitHub](https://github.com/rust-scicomp/scientific-computing-in-rust-monthly).
+You can find more information about adding items
+[here](https://github.com/rust-scicomp/scientific-computing-in-rust-monthly#contributing-an-item).
+
+## Crate of the month: CRATE-NAME
+<!--
+The crate of the month will be picked by the editor, who will write a brief description of it here.
+If you'd like to suggest a crate that we could include here, tell us on the rust-scicomp Zulip chat
+(https://rust-scicomp.zulipchat.com/login/).
+-->
+[crates.io](INSERT LINK) ~ [docs.rs](INSERT LINK) ~ [source](INSERT LINK)
+
+## New releases
+<!--
+This section can be used to announce new released of libraries. Items should
+be sorted in alphabetical order and should use the format:
+
+### [<library name> <release number>](<crates.io link>)
+<brief description of the library and its new features in this release>
+-->
+
+## Events
+<!--
+This section can be used to advertise events. Items should be sorted in date order, with
+sooner events first, and should use the format:
+
+### [<event name>, <day-day month year>, <location or "held virutally">, <date>](<website URL>)
+<brief description of event>
+-->
+
+## Publications
+<!--
+This section can be used to publicise papers, articles and blog posts published about scientific computing in Rust.
+Items should be sorted in the alphabetical order of the surname of the first listed author.
+Papers posted should use the following format:
+
+### [<authors>, <title>, <journal> <volume>](<DOI>)
+<brief description of paper>
+
+Other publications should use the following format:
+
+### [<author>, <title>](<link>)
+<brief description>
+-->
+
+## Jobs
+<!--
+This section can be used to advertise jobs that may be of interest. Items should be sorted in the
+order in which they are added and should use the format:
+
+### [<job title>, <location>](<more information URL>)
+<description of job, including how to apply and deadline>
+-->
+
+## Studentships
+<!--
+This section can be used to advertise studentships (eg PhDs, Master's programmes) that may be of interest.
+Items should be sorted in the order in which they are added and should use the format:
+
+### [<title>, <location>](<more information URL>)
+<description of studentship, including how to apply and deadline>
+-->
+
+## Help wanted
+<!--
+If you're looking for people to help develop or maintain a project, you can add it here. Items here
+should be sorted in alphabetical order by project name and use the format:
+
+### [<library name>](<link to source code repository>)
+<brief description of the library and what kind of help you're interested in>
+-->
+
+## Miscellaneous
+<!--
+Any items that do not fit into any other section can be added here.
+-->