Darya Vanichkina retweeted
ARDC Skills Summit is an annual forum for #eResearch training community to network, share new initiatives & tackle skills challenges. The event is FREE for anyone interested in driving the development of a national skilled research workforce.
✍️Register: bit.ly/ARDCSkillsSummit22
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
👍Have your say: Australian Data Strategy highlights strong contribution of research data infrastructure by
- Maximising the value of #ResearchData
- Keeping data safe & secure
- Enabling greater use of data
Submit your feedback by 30 Jun: ausdatastrategy.pmc.gov.au/
@pmc_gov_au
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
"herd immunity" is going to go down as one of the most devastating pushes in modern health outcomes
You all need to understand this.
The paper not only shows SARS Cov 2 mutating away from immunity
But also old infections holding immunity back-
immunity is worse off following another infection because of that earlier infection
theguardian.com/world/2022/j…
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
If you want a 101-example of bias in datasets and their results, I present to you: #dalle
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
BibGuru is a free, student-friendly citation generator that is
-Fast and accurate
-Ad-free
-Designed with #student and #educator needs in mind
Learn how BibGuru can help your meet your student learning outcomes:
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#edtech #highered #K12 #undergraduate
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
The general public doesn’t seem to know that Covid is airborne, that reinfection is common, that the vaccinated can get it, that Covid is a vascular disease with serious neurological complications possible, that #LongCovid is common and can disable anyone including the vaxed.
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
Total ARC grant funding for 2021-22: $821 million
Former government stuffing up a submarine contract: $835 million
🙃🙂
abc.net.au/news/2022-06-11/a…
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
Announcing vetiver! 🏺
vetiver is a framework for MLOps tasks with a consistent approach for R and Python. Bilingual data science teams can use vetiver to version, share, deploy, and monitor trained models.
Learn more in the blog post!
rstudio.com/blog/announce-ve…
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As a data scientist who is often on the receiving end of poorly curated, inconsistent metadata - this is a foolish, short-sighted decision that will increase costs and reduce efficiency down the line - and fixing it “after” a few years WILL cost more.
From the perspective of a former journalist and current librarian, journalists are not qualified to be able to do that in a meaningful or effective way…
Best of luck with that @ABCaustralia @abcnews - you won’t see the effect for a few years but by then it will be too late
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
New study confirms that data is NOT available on request.
93% of authors with “data available on request” statements in their manuscript either did not respond or declined to share their data. jclinepi.com/article/S0895-4…
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
Good news: #dalle can do urban planning! I used it to generate some intersections, and I think they look well-designed and very safe.
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
My new maps show staggering differences in traffic death rate between men and women across Europe, according to Eurostat data ⛔
#caraccident #trafficaccident #traffic #maps #dataviz #RStats #DataScience #rspatial #geography #europe xitter.cf/milos_agathon/status/1…
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
.@allison_horst & @juliesquid created an illustrated series that tells a story about why GitHub is so powerful for supporting, reusing, contributing, and failing safely.
openscapes.org/blog/2022/05/…
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ALT A row of 6 cute smiling monsters celebrating using GitHub. The first, wearing a climbing harness labeled “Me” is high-fiving another whose harness says “Future Me”. Others hold a box of snacks that are tacos, a map, and a rope. Text above the monsters quotes Jenny Bryan: “Collaboration is the most compelling reason to manage a project with Git and GitHub. My definition of collaboration includes hands-on participation by multiple people, including your past and future self, as well as an asymmetric model, in which some people are active makers and others only read or review.”
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
📢#JobOpportunities for IT professionals at @Sydney_Uni! Work on the Australian Imaging Service, co-invested by ARDC, @NIFAus + 12 Universities.
Apply now >
Senior Analyst Programmer #Java
usyd.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/e…
And #Python
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#jobs #sydney
Darya Vanichkina retweeted
For those working with #wearable devices in their #research, or plan to use such devices and are wondering where to start, please come along to tomorrows Wearable Technology Community Event. In person and remote options available. eventbrite.com.au/e/wearable…
Wait, but are they actually going to PAY them more? (So they don’t burn out and leave?)
abc.net.au/news/2022-06-05/n…
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👏👏👏
I wonder if universities in Australia might catch up to the fact that they need experienced researchers who can write good code and collaborate with domain experts, and start offering a secure career path for us? @MDAP_Unimelb #SuperstarsOfSTEM nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
























