Presentations

The slides below were created using Quarto (as is this website). I originally built this website using the distill R package, with the slides created using R Markdown via the xaringan package. I have been in the (very slow) process of converting everything over to Quarto. The benefit of Quarto is that I can create a Markdown version of the slides, and Quarto will generate them into HTML slides and list them below automatically. But that also means that some of my older slides I have to manually link (see the section below). That’s why there are two sections listing my presentations.

Previous presentations

These slides were created using R Markdown, and haven’t been converted to Quarto yet. They don’t render very nicely though, because of the different ways that distill and xaringan worked compared to Quarto.

• October 25, 2022: Open science and FAIR principles: Under-valued and under-appreciated talk for the PhD seminar Data management in research at Steno Diabetes Center Aarhus, Denmark

• August 17, 2022: Approaches to open, scalable, and reproducible data management and analysis: Training and software talk to the Department of Biology and Biological Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

• August 15, 2022: Implementing an open and scalable infrastructure for the DD2 data talk for the quarterly meeting of the DD2

• August 11, 2022: How (and why) to become more reproducible and open in your research talk for Dr. Oleguer Plana-Ripoll’s research group

• April 26, 2022: A framework for an open and scalable infrastructure for health data exemplified by the DD2 initiative talk for the Steno Epidemiology and Biostatistics Network meeting

• April 25, 2022: Workshop on reproducibility and open science for the National Center for Register-based Research’s (NCRR) Retreat Day

• January 13, 2022: A framework for an open and scalable infrastructure for health data exemplified by the DD2 initiative talk for Steno Thursdays

• November 18, 2021: Shifting Science and Research Culture Towards Openness and Reproducibility Through Education and Training talk for the Life Science Trainers

• July 06, 2021: NetCoupler: Inferring causal pathways between high-dimensional metabolomics data and external factors talk for the useR! 2021 conference

• May 21, 2021: NetCoupler: Inferring causal pathways between high-dimensional metabolic data and external factors talk for Danish Epidemiological Society Annual Meeting

• February 08, 2021: Reproducibility and code sharing in science: Why it’s important and how to do it talk for the Diabetes Epidemiology group at Steno Diabetes Center Aarhus

• January 08, 2021: Expert Corner for the Basic Human Nutrition course talk for a University of Toronto Basic Human Nutrition Course

• December 16, 2020: NetCoupler: Inferring causal pathways between high-dimensional metabolic data and external factors talk for IARC Nutritional Methodology and Biostatistics Group

• November 26, 2020: Tools and workflows for improving the process for scientific research to meet modern demands talk for Steno Thursdays in Aarhus

• February 06, 2020: MELD Project: Metabolic consequences of Early Life adversity and risk for type 2 Diabetes talk for Steno Thursdays in Aarhus

• February 04, 2020: MELD Project: The Metabolic consequences of adverse Early Life conditions and subsequent risk for adult type 2 Diabetes talk for Danish Diabetes Academy Start-up Meeting for Funded Projects

• September 12, 2019: A data-driven approach at characterizing heterogeneity in neuropathy assessments talk for Work-In-Progress meeting at Public Health in Aarhus University

• August 15, 2019: Analyzing high dimensional metabolic data in epidemiological studies talk for weekly Section for Epidemiology meeting at Public Health in Aarhus University