Summary
GSoC 2025 has concluded with three successful projects, but their final
outputs, reports, and code are currently scattered across Medium blog posts
and external repositories, with no unified entry point inside this repo.
Context
The three 2025 GSoC projects were:
- NDP-HNN (Lalith Baru) — Modelling Neural Developmental Programs of
C. elegans using Growing Hypergraph Neural Networks (DevoGraph)
- DevoTG (Jayadratha Gayen) — Dynamic GNNs for modelling C. elegans
development (DevoGraph)
- SustainHub (Vidhi Rohira) — Adaptive Agent-Based Model for Open-Source
Community Sustainability
Problem
- The
2025/ folder exists in the repo but lacks final deliverables,
summaries, or links to the scholars' work
- Final reports exist only on Medium and are not archived here
- New GSoC applicants for 2026 have no structured way to learn from 2025
outcomes within this repo
- SustainHub introduced novel metrics (Harmony Index, Resilience Quotient,
Reassignment Overhead) that are not documented in the repo at all
Suggested Actions
Why This Matters
This repo serves as the primary discovery point for future GSoC applicants.
Rich, well-archived outcomes from prior years help candidates write stronger
proposals and build on existing work — directly improving the quality of
future GSoC cohorts.
Summary
GSoC 2025 has concluded with three successful projects, but their final
outputs, reports, and code are currently scattered across Medium blog posts
and external repositories, with no unified entry point inside this repo.
Context
The three 2025 GSoC projects were:
C. elegans using Growing Hypergraph Neural Networks (DevoGraph)
development (DevoGraph)
Community Sustainability
Problem
2025/folder exists in the repo but lacks final deliverables,summaries, or links to the scholars' work
outcomes within this repo
Reassignment Overhead) that are not documented in the repo at all
Suggested Actions
2025/README.mdsummarizing all three projects with links totheir repos, final reports, and key outcomes
.mdfiles under each projectsubfolder (similar to how 2022/2023 are structured)
Quotient, Reassignment Overhead) in the Open Source Sustainability folder
guide 2026 applicants
as "2024" in the README text — possible copy-paste error)
Why This Matters
This repo serves as the primary discovery point for future GSoC applicants.
Rich, well-archived outcomes from prior years help candidates write stronger
proposals and build on existing work — directly improving the quality of
future GSoC cohorts.