2025: Events and Highlights

This collection showcase an array of inspiring talks and workshops featuring experts from diverse fields of data science, visualization, and open science.

 
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Forecasting Time Series with Linear Regression: A Feature-Driven Approach
Time Series
Forecasting
Hands-on

Beginner-friendly workshop led by author and open source contributor Rami Krispin, exploring time series forecasting through linear regression and feature engineering.

Jul 3, 2025

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PyData Roma Capitale, R-Ladies Rome, Rome R Users Group meetup @ INGV
Python
Networking

A multilingual meetup at INGV with PyData Roma Capitale, R-Ladies Rome, and Rome R Users Group. Keynote by Federica Gazzelloni on the power of R and Python.

Jun 16, 2025

Cover for Maëlle Salmon's Git tutorial

Why Small Git Commits Matter (and How to Make Them!)
Git
GitHub

R-Ladies Rome hosted Maëlle Salmon for a remote session on the importance of small Git commits. Learn why they matter and how to implement them effectively.

May 27, 2025

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From R to Python: A Gentle Introduction
Python

R-Ladies Rome hosted a beginner-friendly workshop on transitioning from R to Python. Explore the recording, slides, and resources to continue your Python journey.

Apr 27, 2025

Cover for Federica Gazzelloni's Talk

AI, Actuarial Science, and R: A New Era of Risk Modeling
AI
Open Source
Actuarial Science

Insightful talk exploring how artificial intelligence and modern statistical techniques are revolutionizing actuarial work.

Mar 27, 2025

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Interactive R, Python, and Shiny in the Browser with Quarto and Shinylive
Quarto
Open Source
Shinylive

Isabella Velásquez showcases how to create interactive R, Python, and Shiny projects directly in the browser using Quarto Live and Shinylive.

Feb 21, 2025

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Deathly Dataviz: How Public Health Dashboards Can Backfire, and What Can We Do Instead
Data Viz
Networking
Public Health Viz

Eli Holder discusses the unintended consequences of public health data visualization and presents actionable strategies for creating equitable, impactful visualizations.

Jan 9, 2025
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