First 10 Speakers announced for EARL Boston in November
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We are thrilled to announce our first batch of speakers for EARL Boston in November 2016.
Keynotes
Jenny Bryan and Ricardo Bion
Jenny is the Associate Professor of Statistics at the University of British Columbia and part of the leadership of rOpenSci and Ricardo Bion is a Data Science manager at Airbnb, where he leads two teams focused on product research and experimentation.
Other speakers announced are:
Danielle Dean & Jaya Mathews – Microsoft
Building an on-prem SQL Server Predictive Maintenance Solution
Amar Dhand – Harvard Medical School
Understanding hospital networks to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.
Daniel Hadley – Sorenson Impact Center
Using R to Save Taxpayer Dollars
Kaori Ito – Pfizer
Data cleaning, visualization, and meta-analysis for literature data using Shiny
Jared Lander – Lander Analytics
R for Everything
David Smith – Microsoft
Microsoft and the R Ecosystem
Jeff Schneider – Department of Defense Research, Surveys and Statistics Center
Computing Domain-Based Stratified Sample Allocations using R Shiny
Loads more exciting speakers to be announced shortly…
Workshops
The conference runs from Monday 7th to Wednesday 9th November 2016 and will be held at the Boston Science Museum.
The Workshops are on Monday 7th November and are as follows:
Monday 7th November
| All Day – | Workshop 1: Advanced Shiny Workshop |
| Morning – | Workshop 2: Introduction to ggplot2 |
| Afternoon – | Workshop 3: Using R with Microsoft Office Products |
Spaces are limited, so book your workshops and conference pass now.
Don’t miss out on this amazing R Conference!
Book your ticket for EARL Boston
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