[ESIP-all] Course: Reproducible Research Techniques

Amber E Budden aebudden at nceas.ucsb.edu
Mon Jan 6 16:35:34 EST 2020


Dear ESIP-ers

Just a reminder that this is the last week to register for the NCEAS/DataONE fee-based short course “Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis”. Summary information below and more details at the links provided. Please circulate with colleagues and if at the winter meeting this week, you can connect with Matt Jones, one of the lead instructors.

Thanks
Amber


Registration spaces are still open for the five-day immersion course “Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis.” Scheduled to run quarterly, the upcoming session will take place February 3-7, 2020 at NCEAS in Santa Barbara, CA.
The course will enable environmental researchers across career stages and sectors gain fundamental data science skills in support of open, reproducible research techniques. Major course foci will include data management to enable better reuse, building reproducible workflows, and communication of results within the framework of synthesis science.

This is an opportunity for students, researchers, data managers and others to reinforce or expand their learning and become familiar with current best practices and tools in data science and open science. These skills will enable you to maximize your productivity, share your data effectively, and accelerate the scientific community’s ability to work together on solving important questions about the natural environment and our interactions with it.

Learn more and register. Capacity is limited.


Amber E Budden, PhD
Director of Learning and Outreach
National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis
aebudden at nceas.ucsb.edu

Co-PI DataONE
Co-PI Arctic Data Center
Co-PI Permafrost Discovery Gateway

Need data skills?
Register for one of our Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis short courses.
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://lists.esipfed.org/pipermail/esip-all/attachments/20200106/a8723777/attachment.htm>


More information about the ESIP-all mailing list