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💡 Wie kann dir ZB MED helfen, deine Datenkompetenz zu steigern?
Durch die Carpentry-Workshops, die wir bei ZB MED anbieten!

🔍 Aber was sind die Carpentries eigentlich?
Die Carpentries sind eine globale Community, die Forschende und Lehrende in Programmier- und Datenfähigkeiten schult.

📩 Keinen Workshop mehr verpassen?
Melde dich jetzt zu unserem Trainings-Newsletter an! 👉 zbmed.de/newsletter-trainings

🚨 Important Updates for Self-Organised Workshops (SOWs) 🚨

We're making a few changes to support the sustainability of our Self-Organised Workshops!

1. Due to rising costs, AWS instances used in Data Carpentry Genomics workshops will now have a fee.

2. Updated SOW Definition & Submission Guidelines.

We understand that these changes are significant, and our goal is to continue sustainably providing support moving forward.

Full details can be found in today's blog post: carpentries.org/blog/2025/02/c

As always, we are available for questions, concerns, and feedback. Please email team@carpentries.org.

Thank you for your continued support—your impact is invaluable!

The Carpentries · Upcoming Changes to Self-Organised Workshops: Ensuring Sustainability and Continued Community ImpactWe are writing to inform the community about changes to Self-Organised workshops (SOWs). Due to rising costs, The Carpentries is introducing a fee for Amazon Web Services (AWS) instances used in Data Carpentry Genomics workshops. Furthermore, we have updated the definition and submission guidelines for SOWs. These workshops are vital in advancing The Carpentries’ mission and vision, significantly contributing to the organisation’s overall impact. We sincerely appreciate your efforts in organising and supporting them, as we recognise that they provide an accessible opportunity to teach Carpentries material.

📢 The Carpentries Board of Directors has released the 2024 Yearly Report! 🎉

This report reflects on our progress, celebrates key achievements, and highlights our commitment to fostering accessible, inclusive, and sustainable communities in data and computational training.

🌟 Check out the report and join us in shaping the future of The Carpentries!
👉 github.com/carpentries/governa
#Carpentries #CarpentriesGovernance

GitHubgovernance/year-in-review/board-yearly-report-2024.md at main · carpentries/governanceInformation from the Executive Council. Contribute to carpentries/governance development by creating an account on GitHub.

🌍 Bioconductor Course, Kenya 2025 🎓

We’re thrilled to announce our first in-person Bioconductor course in Kenya, happening March 24–28, 2025, at the ILRI Campus in Nairobi!

This free, week-long course is for bioinformatics beginners, covering R, Bioconductor, and RNA-seq workflows, and aims to grow the Bioconductor community in Africa.

🔗 Apply now: buff.ly/40CJL02
🔗 Learn more: training.bioconductor.org/work

📢 Today we relaunched The Carpentries’ main website and its Lesson Programs websites! 🎉

Updates to the sites have been in process for some time, and we are pleased to finally share the outcomes of all that work with you. We invite any feedback you may have as we continue to improve these websites.

Find out about the changes we made, and explore the new websites linked in this relaunch announcement: carpentries.org/blog/2024/11/t

🎓 Exciting opportunity for @thecarpentries Instructors!

We’re seeking instructors for the 2025 Bioconductor African Courses in Nairobi, Kenya, and West Africa. Teach R/Bioconductor or RNA-seq analysis to foster local capacity and collaboration.

✅ Carpentries certification required
🏫 One-week commitment
🧳 Travel & accommodation covered

Interested? Complete our expression of interest form by Oct 21, 2024
➡️forms.gle/oHpbu2V9tzLukJ4j8

Google DocsBioconductor African Courses 2025 - Instructor Expression of InterestWe are excited to announce the upcoming Bioconductor African Courses scheduled for 2025. The first course will take place in Nairobi, Kenya in March/April, with a second course planned for West Africa a few months later. These courses aim to build local capacity and foster a strong network of learners and instructors across Africa. Course Structure: Each weeklong course consists of two teaching modules and a BYO data day: Monday & Tuesday: bioc-intro module (Introduction to genomic data analysis with R and Bioconductor) Wednesday & Thursday: bioc-rnaseq module (Analysis and Interpretation of Bulk RNA-Seq Data using Bioconductor) Friday: Bring your own (BYO) data day What We're Looking For: We are seeking Carpentries-certified instructors to teach these modules. Each module will be taught by a pair of instructors—one international and one based in Africa. Additional local instructors may be included to provide more teaching opportunities. Instructors will teach one module (either bioc-intro or bioc-rnaseq) but are expected to stay for the full week to assist as a helper in the other module and the final BYO data day. This fosters collaboration and community-building among participants and instructors. You can express interest in teaching either the Nairobi course, the West Africa course, or both. Funding: Thanks to funding from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), travel and accommodation expenses will be covered for instructors. For more details on this and other CZI-funded Bioconductor projects, please check out our blog post. How to Express Interest: Please complete our expression of interest form by Monday, October 21st, 2024. The form will ask for your certification status, area of expertise, and preferred module and location. We are considering the following dates for the Nairobi course: March 24-28, 2025, or March 31-April 4, 2025 Dates for the West Africa course will be confirmed later. We aim to finalise the instructor line-up for Nairobi by the end of the year and will follow up regarding West Africa soon after. Should you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us directly. Thank you for your interest in contributing to this important initiative. We look forward to hearing from you! Maria Doyle Bioconductor Community Manager Email: maria.doyle@ul.ie

Last month we announced that HPC Carpentry, a project teaching high-performance computing skills, entered Lesson Program Incubation at The Carpentries. 🎉

In today's blog post, @reid and @tkphd from the HPC Carpentry steering committee, and Jane Herriman from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) report on teaching HPC Carpentry's full workflow workshop for the first time.

Find out more on how it went: carpentries.org/blog/2024/08/h

The CarpentriesHPC Carpentry at LLNLReport from a recent HPC Carpentry workshop at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

Yesterday we announced that as part of our ongoing journey towards consolidating our resources and three lesson programs (Data Carpentry, Software Carpentry, and Library Carpentry) under one, unified, identity as The Carpentries, most of the content on the three lesson programs' websites will now be accessed from the main Carpentries website.

For the full announcement, visit: carpentries.org/blog/2024/07/l

The CarpentriesLesson programs' websites content pared downMost of the content on the three lesson programs' websites will now be accessed from the main Carpentries website.

HPC Carpentry, a project teaching high-performance computing skills, has entered The Carpentries Lesson Program Incubation! This is another big step towards the project joining Data Carpentry, Library Carpentry and Software Carpentry as one of The Carpentries Lesson Programs!

Read more about this exciting development and and how you can get involved: carpentries.org/blog/2024/07/h

The CarpentriesHPC Carpentry Enters Lesson Program IncubationProject teaching high-performance computing skills takes another step towards joining The Carpentries

Yesterday we announced the adoption into the Data Carpentry Ecology curriculum a redesigned version of the "Data Analysis and Visualization in R for Ecologists" lesson! The new lesson lets learners dive into data visualisation much more quickly, letting learners quickly appreciate the benefits of the lesson before learning about data storage, manipulation and analysis as the lesson progresses.

To read more about this redesigned lesson: carpentries.org/blog/2024/07/d

The CarpentriesNew R Ecology Lesson ReleasedThe redesigned version of the lesson becomes official curriculum today.