The Coop Year in Review: 2020
A lot has changed at the Coop since our first Year in Review post last January. As noted in our Autumn 2020 summary, we’re trying to provide quarterly update...
A lot has changed at the Coop since our first Year in Review post last January. As noted in our Autumn 2020 summary, we’re trying to provide quarterly update...
Our draft of community values is now available here!
It’s been quiet lately here at the Coop blog. Between our transition process last spring, continuing to work remotely, and continued discussions around socia...
For the last handful of years, Hutch Data Commonwealth (HDC) has supported data-intensive science for researchers at Fred Hutch. As a part of those activitie...
Fred Hutch is currently evaluating its approach to supporting data-intensive research (often called data science). As part of this work, we ran a “customer s...
The Coop is now accepting applications for our online computational training professional development awards! The intention of these awards are to provide Fr...
In July of 2018, I found myself at a Mexican restaurant in South Lake Union, sitting across the booth from a friend-of-a-friend and future colleague, Kate He...
Fred Hutch includes a large and diverse community of researchers engaged in data-intensive science. Keeping track of best practices and resources among this ...
Are you a Fred Hutch employee actively involved in data-intensive research? Are you interested in learning more about this type of research? Well, you’ve com...
The Coop is pleased to publish our first post in a ten-post series inspired by this Nature article on how to transition a lab to better facilitate open scien...
Recently the Women’s HIV Research Collaborative (WHRC) released a call to action for groups to commit to scientifically accurate and culturally affirming mes...
As some of us find ourselves with extra time on our hands in the COVID-19 era, many at Fred Hutch are looking to sharpen their programming skills. Luckily, w...
The Coop is community-focused; we run events, host office hours, teach courses through fredhutch.io, and connect with researchers to help them with their dat...
As we all know by now, in an effort to reduce the number of personnel on campus Fred Hutch has required that all employees who are able begin working from ho...
In our previous post, we provided a basic introduction to Slack as a communication mechanism and oriented you to Fred Hutch’s Coop Communities Slack workspac...
Are you a Fred Hutch employee actively involved in data-intensive research? Are you interested in learning more about this type of research? Well, you’ve com...
Motivating questions: What are our values? How do we build trust and facilitate collaboration?
Welcome to the second post in a ten-post series inspired by this Nature article on how to transition a lab to better facilitate open science! This series is ...
The Coop is pleased to publish our first post in a ten-post series inspired by this Nature article on how to transition a lab to better facilitate open scien...
The Coop team is excited to announce an upcoming series of posts that highlight ways that research labs can improve data management, analysis, and collaborat...
About a year and a half ago, shortly after I started working at Fred Hutch, I took on redesigning part of the user interface on the website I work on: Immune...
Back in August of last year Kate posted this awesome opportunity with URSSI to the #general channel on Slack…
The Coop hosted a panel discussion in reproducibility in data analysis for our monthly meeting on Tuesday, December 3 featuring panel participants Keith Curt...
Last spring, we reported on a collaborative project between our team and University of Washington’s Master of Science in Data Science (MSDS) program in which...
As announced in our last community update, we have joined Shared Resources as a part of the newly formed Hutch Data Core. We are currently in the process of...
Announcement: Pilot testing of these courses has been cancelled. Course materials will remain publicly available, though completion of them will be delaye...
One of the most common questions we receive at The Coop is whether someone in our community should learn to code. Chances are good that you’ve heard someone ...
The Carpentries is a non-profit organization that teaches computing and data skills to researchers worldwide. Through a membership with The Carpentries, Fred...
The Coop is now accepting applications for our online computational training professional development awards! The intention of these awards are to provide Fr...
The Coop team is excited to announce an upcoming series of posts that highlight ways that research labs can improve data management, analysis, and collaborat...
This week the Coop is excited to highlight Dev Nambi and his blog, DevNambi.com! Dev is currently a principal data scientist working on building cloud infras...
Last month, we highlighted a few tips and tricks for holding meetings remotely through MS Teams. As we settle into more time working from home, we’d like to ...
The Coop is community-focused; we run events, host office hours, teach courses through fredhutch.io, and connect with researchers to help them with their dat...
As we all know by now, in an effort to reduce the number of personnel on campus Fred Hutch has required that all employees who are able begin working from ho...
As our community prepares for remote work as much as possible over the next few weeks, the Coop has been exploring options to for communication and collabora...
Welcome to the second post in a ten-post series inspired by this Nature article on how to transition a lab to better facilitate open science! This series is ...
The Coop is pleased to publish our first post in a ten-post series inspired by this Nature article on how to transition a lab to better facilitate open scien...
The Coop team is excited to announce an upcoming series of posts that highlight ways that research labs can improve data management, analysis, and collaborat...
Back in August of last year Kate posted this awesome opportunity with URSSI to the #general channel on Slack…
The Coop hosted a panel discussion in reproducibility in data analysis for our monthly meeting on Tuesday, December 3 featuring panel participants Keith Curt...
This week the Coop Blog is excited to highlight Dror Berel and his blog! Dror worked at Fred Hutch from 2016 through 2019 as a statistician. Dror’s an exper...
A few months ago, Kate mentioned to me that she would like for us to start collecting various metrics from Google Analytics and GitHub to track the progress ...
One of the most common questions we receive at The Coop is whether someone in our community should learn to code. Chances are good that you’ve heard someone ...
I was pleased to represent Fred Hutch in late January at rstudio::conf2020 in San Francisco. In addition to having used RStudio as my interface for R statist...
Back in August of last year Kate posted this awesome opportunity with URSSI to the #general channel on Slack…
In a group of people, women are 75% less likely to speak up than a male group member. Because chances are their ideas will get rejected or gaslit by their ma...
Throughout the past year, current generation witnessed a large portion of our lives turn digital with the spread of Covid-19. School days turned into zoom sc...
One of the most common questions we receive at The Coop is whether someone in our community should learn to code. Chances are good that you’ve heard someone ...
Since summer 2018, 245 Fred Hutch employees have taken Introduction to Python through Fredhutch.io. This introductory course introduces participants to Jupyt...
Back in August of last year Kate posted this awesome opportunity with URSSI to the #general channel on Slack…
This week the Coop Blog is excited to highlight Yusuf Corr, a previous Fred Hutch intern. We are often asked at the Coop how to go about learning to code out...
Did you know that the percentage of women in computing has dropped from 37% to only 24% since 1995? Girls Who Code is an organization that is working to clos...
This week the Coop Blog is excited to highlight Dror Berel and his blog! Dror worked at Fred Hutch from 2016 through 2019 as a statistician. Dror’s an exper...
This week the Coop is excited to highlight Dev Nambi and his blog, DevNambi.com! Dev is currently a principal data scientist working on building cloud infras...
As we’ve been reassessing our work here at the Coop, we have found that there is a need to facilitate more interaction between the people that make up our co...
As announced in our last community update, we have joined Shared Resources as a part of the newly formed Hutch Data Core. We are currently in the process of...
A lot has changed at the Coop since our first Year in Review post last January. As noted in our Autumn 2020 summary, we’re trying to provide quarterly update...
The Coop is a community-centered organization, and the Coop Team feels strongly about sharing our progress and plans with out most important stakeholders: r...
We are pleased to release this draft of the Coop community values, which support our mission of training and building community to accelerate data-intensive ...
Our draft of community values is now available here!
Welcome to the second post in a ten-post series inspired by this Nature article on how to transition a lab to better facilitate open science! This series is ...
This week the Coop is excited to highlight Dev Nambi and his blog, DevNambi.com! Dev is currently a principal data scientist working on building cloud infras...
The Coop is community-focused; we run events, host office hours, teach courses through fredhutch.io, and connect with researchers to help them with their dat...
As we all know by now, in an effort to reduce the number of personnel on campus Fred Hutch has required that all employees who are able begin working from ho...
For the record, I haven’t always loved coding. And it’s still not my favorite, but hear me out:
A few months ago, Kate mentioned to me that she would like for us to start collecting various metrics from Google Analytics and GitHub to track the progress ...
One of the most common questions we receive at The Coop is whether someone in our community should learn to code. Chances are good that you’ve heard someone ...
As some of us find ourselves with extra time on our hands in the COVID-19 era, many at Fred Hutch are looking to sharpen their programming skills. Luckily, w...
As announced in our last community update, we have joined Shared Resources as a part of the newly formed Hutch Data Core. We are currently in the process of...
A lot has changed at the Coop since our first Year in Review post last January. As noted in our Autumn 2020 summary, we’re trying to provide quarterly update...
The Coop is a community-centered organization, and the Coop Team feels strongly about sharing our progress and plans with out most important stakeholders: r...
It’s been quiet lately here at the Coop blog. Between our transition process last spring, continuing to work remotely, and continued discussions around socia...
Motivating questions: What are our values? How do we build trust and facilitate collaboration?
Over the summer Hutch United began putting together a weekly digest. The focus of the digest is to uplift Black voices and support the Black lives matter mov...
We are pleased to release this draft of the Coop community values, which support our mission of training and building community to accelerate data-intensive ...
Our draft of community values is now available here!
In a group of people, women are 75% less likely to speak up than a male group member. Because chances are their ideas will get rejected or gaslit by their ma...
Throughout the past year, current generation witnessed a large portion of our lives turn digital with the spread of Covid-19. School days turned into zoom sc...
For the record, I haven’t always loved coding. And it’s still not my favorite, but hear me out:
Did you know that the percentage of women in computing has dropped from 37% to only 24% since 1995? Girls Who Code is an organization that is working to clos...
The Coop Communities Slack is the main way in which the Coop and Scientific Computing communicate with the research community in real time. Each channel in S...
In our previous post, we provided a basic introduction to Slack as a communication mechanism and oriented you to Fred Hutch’s Coop Communities Slack workspac...
Last month, we highlighted a few tips and tricks for holding meetings remotely through MS Teams. As we settle into more time working from home, we’d like to ...
As our community prepares for remote work as much as possible over the next few weeks, the Coop has been exploring options to for communication and collabora...
To help stimulate interest in bioinformatics and data science while also encouraging learning and growth we here at the Coop have started a newsletter, manag...
The Coop is pleased to publish our first post in a ten-post series inspired by this Nature article on how to transition a lab to better facilitate open scien...
The Coop team is excited to announce an upcoming series of posts that highlight ways that research labs can improve data management, analysis, and collaborat...
Since beginning work at Fred Hutch, I’ve had a series of distinct experiences that seem to follow a common pattern. You might find it familiar: Someone learn...
Welcome to the second post in a ten-post series inspired by this Nature article on how to transition a lab to better facilitate open science! This series is ...
Earlier this summer, I was invited to join a project led by Center IT assessing the current status of data governance at Fred Hutch. As a part of my work as...
Landing squarely at the feet of the Hutch Integrated Data and Archives (HIDRA) project, I soon understood the textured value of data. Data generation, captu...
Data is a powerful tool to initiate change and bring accountability. This was a resounding takeaway from two recent diversity events, the Women in Tech Regat...
Our draft of community values is now available here!
In the past week we have seen protests break out here in Seattle, and across the country in response to the killing of George Floyd, a Black man who was kill...
A lot has changed at the Coop since our first Year in Review post last January. As noted in our Autumn 2020 summary, we’re trying to provide quarterly update...
In July of 2018, I found myself at a Mexican restaurant in South Lake Union, sitting across the booth from a friend-of-a-friend and future colleague, Kate He...
In our previous post, we provided a basic introduction to Slack as a communication mechanism and oriented you to Fred Hutch’s Coop Communities Slack workspac...
Last month, we highlighted a few tips and tricks for holding meetings remotely through MS Teams. As we settle into more time working from home, we’d like to ...
As our community prepares for remote work as much as possible over the next few weeks, the Coop has been exploring options to for communication and collabora...
The Coop is community-focused; we run events, host office hours, teach courses through fredhutch.io, and connect with researchers to help them with their dat...
As we all know by now, in an effort to reduce the number of personnel on campus Fred Hutch has required that all employees who are able begin working from ho...
Data is a powerful tool to initiate change and bring accountability. This was a resounding takeaway from two recent diversity events, the Women in Tech Regat...
In wanting to understand this emerging disease better, I have dug into a myriad of coronavirus data sets over the past few weeks. This includes the daily ref...
Recently the Women’s HIV Research Collaborative (WHRC) released a call to action for groups to commit to scientifically accurate and culturally affirming mes...
Since beginning work at Fred Hutch, I’ve had a series of distinct experiences that seem to follow a common pattern. You might find it familiar: Someone learn...
Earlier this summer, I was invited to join a project led by Center IT assessing the current status of data governance at Fred Hutch. As a part of my work as...
Landing squarely at the feet of the Hutch Integrated Data and Archives (HIDRA) project, I soon understood the textured value of data. Data generation, captu...
The Coop team is excited to announce an upcoming series of posts that highlight ways that research labs can improve data management, analysis, and collaborat...
About a year and a half ago, shortly after I started working at Fred Hutch, I took on redesigning part of the user interface on the website I work on: Immune...
Recently the Women’s HIV Research Collaborative (WHRC) released a call to action for groups to commit to scientifically accurate and culturally affirming mes...
Data is a powerful tool to initiate change and bring accountability. This was a resounding takeaway from two recent diversity events, the Women in Tech Regat...
Last spring, we reported on a collaborative project between our team and University of Washington’s Master of Science in Data Science (MSDS) program in which...
This week the Coop Blog is excited to highlight Dror Berel and his blog! Dror worked at Fred Hutch from 2016 through 2019 as a statistician. Dror’s an exper...
Throughout the past year, current generation witnessed a large portion of our lives turn digital with the spread of Covid-19. School days turned into zoom sc...
For the record, I haven’t always loved coding. And it’s still not my favorite, but hear me out:
Fred Hutch includes a large and diverse community of researchers engaged in data-intensive science. Keeping track of best practices and resources among this ...
What is Nextflow?
What is Nextflow?
I was pleased to represent Fred Hutch in late January at rstudio::conf2020 in San Francisco. In addition to having used RStudio as my interface for R statist...
The Carpentries is a non-profit organization that teaches computing and data skills to researchers worldwide. Through a membership with The Carpentries, Fred...
Since summer 2018, 245 Fred Hutch employees have taken Introduction to Python through Fredhutch.io. This introductory course introduces participants to Jupyt...
In wanting to understand this emerging disease better, I have dug into a myriad of coronavirus data sets over the past few weeks. This includes the daily ref...
As some of us find ourselves with extra time on our hands in the COVID-19 era, many at Fred Hutch are looking to sharpen their programming skills. Luckily, w...
Since beginning work at Fred Hutch, I’ve had a series of distinct experiences that seem to follow a common pattern. You might find it familiar: Someone learn...
Since beginning work at Fred Hutch, I’ve had a series of distinct experiences that seem to follow a common pattern. You might find it familiar: Someone learn...
Since beginning work at Fred Hutch, I’ve had a series of distinct experiences that seem to follow a common pattern. You might find it familiar: Someone learn...
Landing squarely at the feet of the Hutch Integrated Data and Archives (HIDRA) project, I soon understood the textured value of data. Data generation, captu...
Landing squarely at the feet of the Hutch Integrated Data and Archives (HIDRA) project, I soon understood the textured value of data. Data generation, captu...
As we’ve been reassessing our work here at the Coop, we have found that there is a need to facilitate more interaction between the people that make up our co...
As we’ve been reassessing our work here at the Coop, we have found that there is a need to facilitate more interaction between the people that make up our co...
We are pleased to release this draft of the Coop community values, which support our mission of training and building community to accelerate data-intensive ...
A few months ago, Kate mentioned to me that she would like for us to start collecting various metrics from Google Analytics and GitHub to track the progress ...
About a year and a half ago, shortly after I started working at Fred Hutch, I took on redesigning part of the user interface on the website I work on: Immune...
This week the Coop is excited to highlight Dev Nambi and his blog, DevNambi.com! Dev is currently a principal data scientist working on building cloud infras...
Data is a powerful tool to initiate change and bring accountability. This was a resounding takeaway from two recent diversity events, the Women in Tech Regat...
The Coop is a community-centered organization, and the Coop Team feels strongly about sharing our progress and plans with out most important stakeholders: r...
Over the summer Hutch United began putting together a weekly digest. The focus of the digest is to uplift Black voices and support the Black lives matter mov...
Over the summer Hutch United began putting together a weekly digest. The focus of the digest is to uplift Black voices and support the Black lives matter mov...
The Coop is pleased to publish our first post in a ten-post series inspired by this Nature article on how to transition a lab to better facilitate open scien...
The Coop Communities Slack is the main way in which the Coop and Scientific Computing communicate with the research community in real time. Each channel in S...
The Coop Communities Slack is the main way in which the Coop and Scientific Computing communicate with the research community in real time. Each channel in S...
Did you know that the percentage of women in computing has dropped from 37% to only 24% since 1995? Girls Who Code is an organization that is working to clos...
This week the Coop Blog is excited to highlight Yusuf Corr, a previous Fred Hutch intern. We are often asked at the Coop how to go about learning to code out...
For the record, I haven’t always loved coding. And it’s still not my favorite, but hear me out:
Over the last few months, I’ve had the pleasure of working with members of Fred Hutch’s Scientific Computing team on improving the infrastructure associated ...
Over the last few months, I’ve had the pleasure of working with members of Fred Hutch’s Scientific Computing team on improving the infrastructure associated ...
Announcement: Pilot testing of these courses has been cancelled. Course materials will remain publicly available, though completion of them will be delaye...
In a group of people, women are 75% less likely to speak up than a male group member. Because chances are their ideas will get rejected or gaslit by their ma...
Motivating questions: What are our values? How do we build trust and facilitate collaboration?