Events, events, events 🥳
There are so many upcoming events, that I decided to present a newsletter with exciting upcoming events. So, here we go! |
Workshop on Reproducibility and Translation in Biomedical ResearchOpen Science RetreatDigital Research Academy Train-the-Trainer programdeRSE conference​ That's all for this week ;) All the best, Heidi |
Heidi Seibold, MUCBOOK Clubhouse, Elsenheimerstr. 48, Munich, 81375 |
Dr. Heidi Seibold
https://heidiseibold.com
All things open and reproducible data science.
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