About
The R User Group at The University of Manchester (R.U.M.) is a special interest group that aims to bring together R users of all levels to share R best practices, expertise and knowledge for the benefit of all.
This friendly and supportive group is open to all staff and postgraduate researchers at the University of Manchester, UK.
Goals | Activities |
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● Promote the use of the R at UoM | ● Monthly meetings |
● Share R best practices | ● Tidy Tuesdays |
● Encourage reproducibility |
Recent & Upcoming Talks
Organising Team
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Mychel is a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Manchester, with interest in cell-matrix biology. I use R on a daily basis for bioinformatics analysis of high-throughput data from mass spectrometry experiments.
I’m a PhD student studying microbial evolution. I frequently use R in my research, both for simulating bacterial growth and for analysing lab data. I think R is an amazing tool and am excited to be bringing people together to share expertise in its many uses ORCiD
I am a post-doctoral research associate in medical statistics at The University of Manchester, working on a project developing a clinical prediction algorithm for predicting risk of relapse in psychosis. I have been using R for around 6 years and particularly like the tidyverse and creating fun visualisations with ggplot2.
Lucy Njoki Njuki is a biostatistician in training and organiser of R Ladies Nairobi.
Kamilla is a data scientist, research software engineer and R enthusiast.
Contact
- r-user-group@manchester.ac.uk