- CVR Analysis User Group
- Welcome
- Using this site
- Schedule (2025)
- Special Thanks
Last updated: 2025-01-06
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Welcome
Welcome to the official site for the CVR Analysis User Group! Whether you’re just starting out with R or looking to strengthen your skills, this site is designed to foster a digital community centred around biomedical research programmatic analysis.
Here, you’ll find:
- Workshop schedules and announcements.
- Step-by-step instructions for workshop activities.
- Additional resources that might be of interest.
Workshop material will aim to use publicly available data or mock created data. Therefore, you will not need to rely on uploaded data from the demonstrators/creators. Instead, a pre-workshop set-ups will include instructions for where to download and prep relevant data.
Using this site
This site is organised into several sections to help you quickly find what you need:
- Getting Started in R: A beginner-friendly guide to help you set up R and RStudio, along with key concepts and tips for coding.
- Announcements: Updates on upcoming workshops, deadlines, and important notices.
- Workshops: Detailed instructions, scripts, and examples for each workshop session.
- Extra Resources: Links to helpful tutorials, data sets, and cheat sheets.
We are also always looking for feedback. Please reach out to myself or others.
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Important information
Success
Warnings
Dangers
Goals to achieve in a session or workshop
Practice you should try before moving on
Schedule (2025)
If you are new analytic programming, please use this time to get familiar with R (See: Getting Started in R).
- No workshops planned.
Special Thanks
There are a lot of extra people to thank for contributing, motivating and helping build this digital community and repository:
- Oscar Dong
- Yuchen Li
- Elizabeth Dunn
- Heeva Baharlou
- Alex Qin
- Farhan Ameen
