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+title: "Containerization and R for Reproducibility and More Webinar"
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+![](images/containerization-and-r-webinar-graphic.jpg)
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+## Abstract
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+Containerization has become a dominant computing paradigm for computing in the past decade due to its many advantages: isolation and security, scalability and efficiency with lightweight containers sharing an operating kernel and resources, and portability across cloud computing providers. For the researcher, analyst, or R user, containers have applications ranging from reproducible analytical environments to packaging statistical code to use in web applications. I will discuss how biomedical researchers can make use of containerization technology, particularly the tools provided by the Rocker Project, which publishes powerful standardized containers for the R language. 
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+### Register here: [https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_aWMKlQngTUqgp4G_qkkD_g](https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_aWMKlQngTUqgp4G_qkkD_g) 
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+## Speaker 
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+![](images/NoamRoss.png){width=50%}
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+[Noam Ross](https://www.linkedin.com/in/noamross/) is a computational disease ecologist and Executive Director of rOpenSci, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting open science and validating data science and computational methods.  He is a core member of the Rocker Project, which maintains standardized containers for the R computer language.  Noam's work includes spearheading rOpenSci's work in software peer review, developing a widely emulated system for leveraging the academic peer-review process coupled with state-of-the art automated code analysis to improve code quality in the scientific software in ecosystem, as well as using review as a mechanism for community building and training. His research interests and contributions span a wide range of topics, including disease ecology, zoonotic spillover, mechanistic modeling of disease dynamics, and non-parametric data science methods. His applied work includes creating early outbreak assessment models for the U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and modeling and forecasting for New York State’s COVID-19 emergency response. Noam holds a Ph.D. in theoretical ecology from the University of California-Davis and a B.Sc. from Brown University.
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 ## Upcoming Webinars
 
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+![](images/containerization-and-r-webinar-graphic.jpg){width=60%}
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+Learn more: [Containerization and R for Reproducibility and More](containerization-and-r-for-reproducibility.qmd)
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+
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