1. Fellowship Programme 2020
Emma Rand
University of York
emma.rand@york.ac.uk
@er13_r
https://buzzrbeeline.blog

2. Where?
Open and
sustainable practices
in biology labs
through ECRs
03
Who?
Biologist and data
enthusiast
01
What?
Teach, empathise and
infect
02
Outline

3. 15 20 25 30 35 40 45…….
GCSEs
A Levels
University
Postgrad
Qual
PhD
First Post doc
Another X
Post docs
Lectureship
Who I am

4. Who I am
GCSEs
Just!
A Levels
Nope!

5. Who I am
Lecturer in the Department of
Biology University of York
Biologist
Passionate about reproducible
data analysis
Data enthusiast
To people who do not see
themselves as programmers
Teacher
Embedded reproducibility
across curricula
Champion

6. UG and PG Professionals
PhD students
Who I am

7. "Nobody wants to learn
to code. They just want
to kick ass."
James Long
rstudio::conf 2019
Putting empathy in action Building a 'community of
practice' for analytics in a global corporation.

8. Feedback
“I never in a million years thought I'd go from learning sod all
about maths and programming to getting on as well as I do.”
“Her enthusiasm carried through to me - I just never
imagined I'd get so excited about data analysis!.”
“you teach stats to biology students, which has got to be the
hardest lecturer job out there”
Who I am

9. What I do
Royal Society
of Biology
Biochemical
Society
useR
R Forwards

10. What I do

11. Where
PhDs Lab
Lab

12. Where
1. Focus on BBSRC White Rose Doctoral
Training Partnership in Mechanistic Biology,
150 students
2. Cohort-based training provides an opportunity
for low-barrier training

13. Where
Fellowship would fund
a. me to provide workshops at existing events
b. travel to WR universities to provide follow-up
training and mentorship
c. A programme for community of practice events at
WR institutions

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Where?
Target PhD students.
lower barriers.
Embed good practice
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03
Who?
Sustainable
software
enthusiast
01
What?
Habit of giving
workshops
02
Summary

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New offices
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employees
1,000
Earnings
Expenses
Investments

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70,000 UNITS
$28.87
30 DAYS
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avg. days on market
retailers
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35. Who I am
To people who do not see
themselves as programmers
Teacher
Embedded reproducibility
across curricula
Champion