Reproducible Open Science by and for All

Over the last decade, rOpenSci has been a unique and impactful force in bringing rigor, integrity, reproducibility, openness, and diversity to scientific computing. We lead a set of interrelated activities around capacity building, community development, and research software development practices to transform science through open data, software & reproducibility. We will share examples of the metrics and tools we use in our main projects (Software Stats Peer Review, R-Universe, Champions Program, Multilingual Publishing, and Users and Maintainers Community) to register and understand their impact on four levels (individual, host institution/local community, rOpenSci, and the Open Science Community in general).

Amplificando voces: minorías en la frontera de la IA en la comunidad R

Yanina is part of the Scientific Committee of the VIII Seminário Internacional de Estatística com R (SER) and will be presenting how we use AI in rOpenSci multilingual project.

Yani Bellini Saibene on better scientific coding communities

Yani Bellini Saibene explores funding challenges, sustainability in volunteer models, diversity in open source, addressing global disparities, and community empowerment.

How to contribute to open projects and communities

Yanina led a discussion on community and open source projects, focusing on participation, contribution, and the concept of the ‘pathway to inclusion’ and CSCCE Community particiption model. She presented various models of community participation and outlined strategies for promoting and sharing open-source software packages. The team also discussed the importance of clear communication, a code of conduct, contribution guideles and the use of issue templates and issues labels on Github to streamline the management of issues related to a package.

Hermosas presentaciones con Quarto

Reunion de R-Ladies Santa Rosa con una introduccion sobre como generar presentaciones usando Quarto.