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SUMMARY:[Time corrected] Software Engineering for Bioinformatics: a Biocond
	uctor Perspective - Kevin Rue-Albrecht\, Software Sustainability Institute
	 Fellow
DTSTAMP:20260710T143118Z
DTSTART:20260224T140000Z
DTEND:20260224T150000Z
DESCRIPTION:View the Talk Recording [https://ogeer.org/ox/rec/bioc]\n\n[Car
	 parking information update - please see below]\n\n"As a recipient of the 
	Software Sustainability Institute Fellowship (January\n2026 - March 2027)\
	, I will describe my proposal for improving the visibility and\nreuse of s
	oftware and training across research communities\, drawing examples\nfrom 
	my experience in the R/Bioconductor community as a user\, developer\, and\
	nthrough my community-facing roles in the Community Advisory Board\, Code 
	of\nConduct committee\, and various working groups. I aim to deliver an in
	troductory\noverview of the Bioconductor project\, highlighting aspects th
	at have contributed\nto its thriving community and opportunities for new c
	ontributions." - Kevin\n\n\nATTENDING\n\nOpen to anyone in the city\, tech
	nical or not\, whether a free software expert or\nnewbie.\nJust turn up\; 
	no registration required!\n\n\nVENUE\n\n\nTRANSPORT\n\n * There is bicycle
	 parking in Frideswide Square\, and you can walk from there to\n   enter t
	hrough Lula's Ethiopian and Eritrean Cuisine: the event space is at\n   th
	e back of the restaurant. Alternatively\, you can walk past Domino's and\n
	   around the roadworks onto Becket Street\, where an entrance directly to
	 the\n   event space is through an alley [https://www.openstreetmap.org/wa
	y/335635345]\n   opposite the station car park (with a sign for "The Commu
	nity Works"). If you\n   reach the church walking South\, you've gone too 
	far.\n\n * This is very close to Oxford Railway Station.\n\n * The closest
	 bus stops are Frideswide Square\, Park End Street\, and Oxford Rail\n   S
	tation. From them\, follow the same instructions as above.\n\n * For cars\
	, there is a car park by the ice rink on Oxpens road which you can\n   pay
	 for with a debit card onsite\, around 550 metres away. There is also\n   
	parking at the bottom of George Street.\n   \n   * (Closer\, there is a pr
	ivately-owned paid car park on Becket Street: Apcoa\n     Oxford Station -
	 Main\n     [https://www.apcoa.co.uk/find-parking/locations/oxford/oxford-
	station-main-oxford].\n     The physical signs (by Great Western Railway a
	nd Apcoa) say at the bottom\n     that it's for rail users only - sorry I 
	just noticed this today - but the\n     website linked\, by the car park o
	rganiser Apcoa\, contradicts this and\n     includes non-rail prices*. Due
	 to roadworks you cannot drive directly from\n     Frideswide Square onto 
	Becket Street. For this last car park\, most people\n     will have to pay
	 at https://apcoaconnect.com/ [https://apcoaconnect.com/].\n     If you're
	 a blue badge holder\, you will need to register your vehicle with\n     A
	pcoa if you want to park here free of charge: more guidance is here\n     
	[https://www.apcoa.co.uk/find-parking/locations/oxford/oxford-station-main
	-oxford#:~:text=Blue%20Badge%20Holders].)\n\n\nACCESSIBILITY\n\nThe most a
	ccessible and direct entrance\n[https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/33563534
	5] to the event space is on Becket\nStreet - it can be reached by wheelcha
	ir from Becket Street or Frideswide Square\n(without having to take a deto
	ur like the cars do). This entrance is fairly\naccessible for wheelchairs/
	walkers and prams\, with a clear width of at least\n80cm (somewhat roughly
	 with a ruler\; let o@ogeer.org know if you would like\nspecific dimension
	s). There is a ramp into the room\, but the metal doorframe\ncauses a smal
	l step of height 5.5cm\, with an irregular top (the inside of the\ndoorfra
	me). There is an accessible toilet on the same level (the door should be\n
	locked or attended since it could be pulled open by force). The venue has\
	napparently previously accommodated an electric wheelchair user.\n\n*Pleas
	e get in touch with o@ogeer.org if you have any questions\; he can get to\
	nthe site in person to assess it (except from 11:30-13:30).
URL:https://ox.ogeer.org/event/software-engineering-for-bioinformatics-a-bi
	oconductor-perspective-kevin-rue-albrecht
GEO:51.7522974;-1.2686366
LOCATION:The Community Works & online - Adjacent to Lula’s Ethiopian and Er
	itrean Cuisine\, 21 Park End St\, OX1 1HU
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:talk,open-level
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><a href="https://ogeer.org/ox/rec/bioc" tar
	get="_blank">View the Talk Recording</a></p><p>[Car parking information up
	date - please see below]</p><p>"As a recipient of the Software Sustainabil
	ity Institute Fellowship (January 2026 - March 2027), I will describe my p
	roposal for improving the visibility and reuse of software and training ac
	ross research communities, drawing examples from my experience in the R/Bi
	oconductor community as a user, developer, and through my community-facing
	&nbsp;roles in the Community Advisory Board, Code of Conduct committee, an
	d various working groups. I aim to deliver an introductory overview of the
	 Bioconductor project, highlighting aspects that have contributed to its t
	hriving community&nbsp;and opportunities for new contributions." - Kevin</
	p><h2>Attending</h2><p>Open to anyone in the city, technical or not, wheth
	er a free software expert or newbie.<br><u>Just turn up; no registration r
	equired!</u></p><h2>Venue</h2><h3>Transport</h3><ul><li><p>There is bicycl
	e parking in Frideswide Square, and you can walk from there to enter throu
	gh <em>Lula's Ethiopian and Eritrean Cuisine</em>: the event space is at t
	he back of the restaurant. Alternatively, you can walk past Domino's and a
	round the roadworks onto Becket Street, where an entrance directly to the 
	event space is through <a href="https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/33563534
	5" target="_blank">an alley</a> opposite the station car park (with a sign
	 for "The Community Works"). If you reach the church walking South, you've
	 gone too far.</p></li></ul><ul><li><p>This is very close to Oxford Railwa
	y Station.</p></li><li><p>The closest bus stops are Frideswide Square, Par
	k End Street, and Oxford Rail Station. From them, follow the same instruct
	ions as above.</p></li><li><p>For cars, there is a car park by the ice rin
	k on Oxpens road which you can pay for with a debit card onsite, around 55
	0 metres away. There is also parking at the bottom of George Street.</p><u
	l><li><p>(Closer, there is a privately-owned paid car park on Becket Stree
	t: <a href="https://www.apcoa.co.uk/find-parking/locations/oxford/oxford-s
	tation-main-oxford" target="_blank">Apcoa Oxford Station - Main</a>. <stro
	ng><u>The physical signs (by Great Western Railway and Apcoa) say at the b
	ottom that it's for rail users only</u> - sorry I just noticed this today 
	- <u>but the website linked, by the car park organiser Apcoa, contradicts 
	this and includes non-rail prices</u>*.</strong> Due to roadworks you cann
	ot drive directly from Frideswide Square onto Becket Street. For this last
	 car park, most people will have to pay at <a href="https://apcoaconnect.c
	om/" target="_blank">https://apcoaconnect.com/</a>. If you're a blue badge
	 holder, you will need to register your vehicle with Apcoa if you want to 
	park here free of charge: <a href="https://www.apcoa.co.uk/find-parking/lo
	cations/oxford/oxford-station-main-oxford#:~:text=Blue%20Badge%20Holders" 
	target="_blank">more guidance is here</a>.)</p></li></ul></li></ul><h3>Acc
	essibility</h3><p><a href="https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/335635345" ta
	rget="_blank">The most accessible and direct entrance</a> to the event spa
	ce is on Becket Street - it can be reached by wheelchair from Becket Stree
	t or Frideswide Square (without having to take a detour like the cars do).
	 This entrance is fairly accessible for wheelchairs/walkers and prams, wit
	h a clear width of at least 80cm (somewhat roughly with a ruler; let o@oge
	er.org know if you would like specific dimensions). There is a ramp into t
	he room, but the metal doorframe causes a small step of height 5.5cm, with
	 an irregular top (the inside of the doorframe). There is an accessible to
	ilet on the same level (the door should be locked or attended since it cou
	ld be pulled open by force). The venue has apparently previously accommoda
	ted an electric wheelchair user.</p><p><em>*Please get in touch with o@oge
	er.org if you have any questions; he can get to the site in person to asse
	ss it (except from 11:30-13:30).</em></p>
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