For a third year running, rOpenSci is excited to announce another R unconference in March 2016 at GitHub's headquarters in San Francisco. We're organizing this event to bring together scientists, developers, and open data enthusiasts from academia, industry, government, and non-profit to get together for a few days and hack on various projects. Past projects have related to open data, data visualization, data publication and open science using R. To ensure a safe, enjoyable, and friendly experience for everyone who participates, we have a code of conduct.
We are assembling an exciting team of developers and enthusiasts representing academia, industry, government, and various open source projects.
UC Berkeley, rOpenSci
University of British Columbia, rOpenSci
RStudio
RStudio
UC Berkeley, rOpenSci
Imperial College London, rOpenSci
Mango Solutions
Sharethrough, R-ladies
RStudio
UC Berkeley
UCLA, rOpenSci
UC Berkeley
Stack Exchange
Simon Fraser University
University of Massachusetts, Boston
University of Florida
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
London School of Economics
Rapid7
Universität Zürich
RStudio
Magrittr
Stanford University
London School of Economics
Airbnb
Ocean Health Index
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
University of British Columbia
University of Nevada Las Vegas
Colorado State University
Genentech Research
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
UCSF
UC Davis
Data Carpentry
We'll be back at GitHub's HQ in SOMA. GitHub's space is perfect for hacking away and offers plenty of space to break out into small groups.
All unconference ideas will begin as GitHub issues on the unconf repo in the weeks before the event. However, the actual schedule will not be decided until the morning of the 31st. You can see some of the projects proposed for last year's event. The schedule will be updated here once ready.
We are extremely grateful to all the sponsors for this year's event. If your organization would like to sponsor the event, please email karthik [at] ropensci org
