DUNEDIN
February 2-4, 2016

Schedule


Each day at ResBaz will be split into morning and afternoon events. Following a Key Story from one of our exciting speakers, the mornings will consist of introductory Software Carpentry lessons, alongside intermediate and advanced topics for those who are already familar with the introductory material. Afternoon sessions will begin with a second Key Story, followed by a more informal collection of activities, including focussed workshops, dicussion sessions, and lightning research presentations. At the end of each afternoon we will reconvence for a discussion/demonstration session, to help set the scene for an evening of fun social and networking activities.


Venue



WE'RE FULL


We have had a huge response to the Dunedin ResBaz event, and are currently unable to accept any more registrations.

If you are interested in attending future ResBaz or Software Carpentry events, please email us at res.baz@otago.ac.nz and we will notify you of upcoming sessions.


Meet Our Speakers


Dr Aleksandra Pawilk

Aleksandra leads the UK's Software Sustainability Institute's training activities. She is a core member of the global Software and Data Carpentry teams, and will be training new Software Carpentry instructors during her visit to NZ.

Dr Peter Ellis

Peter is the Manager, Building and Energy Trends at Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE). Peter is a professional statistician, and uses tools like R, Shell and Git to analyze a range of different data types.

Dr Suzanne Rosier

Suzanne is a climate scientist at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA). Suzanne is the Weather @ home New Zealand programme leader.

Dr Paul Gardner

Paul is a Senior Lecturer in Bioinformatics at the University of Canterbury, and a former Rutherford Fellow (2010-2015). Paul's research involves the use of bioinformatics tools to analyze RNA.

A/Prof Christine Jasoni

Christine based in the Department of Anatony at the University of Otago, and is a member of the Centre for Neuroendocrinolgy. Christine's research focuses on understanding how the maternal environment during pregnancy affects the formation of the fetal brain.

A/Prof Mik Black

Mik is a statistician based in the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Otago. Mik uses R extensively to analyse data from genomic experiments.


Accommodation


Coming to the Dunedin ResBaz event from out of town?
Dunedin has a multitude of accommodation options to suit all tastes and budgets.
If you need advice please email res.baz@otago.ac.nz and we will endeavour to help.