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Past events
Research Cyberinfrastructure’s Data Science Platform invites you to attend Posit Day 2 of Fall of 2024
Research Cyberinfrastructure’s Data Science Platform invites you to attend Posit Day 2 of Fall of 2024A series of talks showcasing resources and strategies available to UW–Madison researchers with a Data Science Platform account.
Research Cyberinfrastructure’s Data Science Platform invites you to attend Posit Day 1 of Fall of 2024
Research Cyberinfrastructure’s Data Science Platform invites you to attend Posit Day 1 of Fall of 2024A series of talks showcasing tools, resources, and strategies available to UW–Madison researchers with a Data Science Platform account.
Research Cyberinfrastructure’s Data Science Platform invites you to attend Posit Day
A series of talks showcasing resources and strategies available to UW–Madison researchers with a Data Science Platform account.
The talks will be online and open to everyone affiliated with UW–Madison. These talks are free to attend.
Register here | Zoom link
Wednesday, January 17th, 2025. From 9am to 5pm
The tidymodels collection of packages offers a consistent, flexible framework for your modeling and machine learning work. In this webinar, Simon will cover six concrete reasons to consider using tidymodels.
Monday, November 20th, 2023 at 3:30 pm
The Data Science Platform offers researchers on campus access to Connect, a publishing platform that brings your analysis and research artifacts to your stakeholders and makes analysis visible, sharable, and easy to interact with.
Why should you give the Data Science Platform a try?
The Data Science Platform runs in the cloud and offers a number of advantages. With an account from us …
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Enhances Sharing, Collaboration, and Access Control – The Data Science Platform addresses an often overlooked part of the research life cycle: publishing and sharing. It enables seamless access to your code, analysis, and results directly from your IDE or via the command line.
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Lowers Technical Barriers for Researchers – The platform fosters collaboration by making research artifacts easily shareable and interactive through tools like Shiny, Plotly, or Dash.
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Supports Flexible, Multilingual Workflows – The Data Science Platform supports R, Python, and APIs, allowing your lab to maintain a multilingual workflow.
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Enables Reproducible and Automated Research – Publish R Markdown, Quarto documents, Shiny apps, Python scripts, and more, while preserving data provenance and ensuring reproducibility.
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Provides Secure, Scalable, and Centralized Infrastructure – The Data Science Platform offers campus-level deployment that reduces duplication, enhances scalability, and promotes best practices.
We don’t want to tell you, we want to show you!
We are happy to prepare a demo for you and your department. Email us rstudiosupport@office365.wisc.edu
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Terms of the Service
Eligibility
We currently offer 150 concurrent slots for the Data Science Platform. Due to the limited number of seats, we ask users to estimate how long they will need access to the service. When a user’s requested time period ends and all seats are in use, their account will be temporarily locked to free up space for others.
Support and Feedback
Because this is a new service, users should be prepared to work collaboratively with our team to troubleshoot issues, such as package installation. We also ask that users provide feedback to help us improve the platform.
Sustainability
Please note that the availability of this service is not guaranteed beyond May 2026, though we are actively working to make the Data Science Platform a permanent offering.