Dr. Emily Lescak is the Data Science Community Conference and Events Fund Program Manager at Code for Science and Society.
A conversation with Marta Lloret, The European Bioinformatics Institute BackgroundThe Bioexcel Summer School on Biomolecular Simulations teaches students how to use software for molecular modeling and simulations using a combination of lectures and
I’ll be co-leading a [email protected] session next Wednesday focused on best practices in virtual meeting planning. Here is the summary blog post from last week’s CSCCE meeting, where I presented
A conversation with Jessica Hardwicke, Jo Barratt, and Serah Rono, csv,conf,v5 Backgroundcsv,conf has always been an in-person conference run by a small group of dedicated volunteers, with this year’s
This week, I hosted a second webinar for potential applicants and scheduled a third and final one for August 11th. Registration is here. On Wednesday, I presented at the CSCCE community call. I’
A conversation with Karen Word, The Carpentries BackgroundThe Carpentries has a tried and true program and instructor training for their two-day in-person workshops. They are very community-oriented and rely on an instructional team
This week, I onboarded our selection committee and held an informational webinar for potential applicants. I also released the third blog post in the event fund summer series focused on transitioning events online.
A conversation with Sheri Sanders and Carrie Ganote, National Center for Genome Analysis Support, Indiana University BackgroundSheri, Carrie, and their colleague Bhavya Papudeshi, have taught their R for Biologists Workshop at Indiana University
General: Do you have a specific definition of ‘open data science’ or can we interpret that broadly? We define open data science to include practices that promote reproducibility, transparency, and accessibility in collaboration,
Next week, I’ll be onboarding the selection committee. I’ll also be hosting the first of two informational webinars with potential applicants to answer questions about the event fund.
A conversation with Chelsea Bodamer and Adam Lorio, Western Washington University BackgroundChelsea is the event coordinator at Western Washington University, where she works with the Salish Sea Institute to hold a biennial conference.
We’re in the process of confirming our selection committee members. I’ll be meeting with them in mid-July to review our workflow for reviewing applications. I’ve put together a draft rubric
We have held three informational webinars for potential applicants. You can find the questions and answers here and a link to the slide deck here. Have additional questions? Please email [email protected]