Submission Guidelines

Please feel free to submit one or more proposal(s) that fit in one of the following Session formats:

• Workshop (3-6 hours): tutorial for 10-50 (or more) people on a beginner or advanced R topic. Workshops will be given on May 30 (Saturday).
• Regular talk (20 minutes): abstracts accepted for regular talks will take place during oral sessions. Each talk is allowed 20 minutes for the presentation (including questions and answers).
• Lightning talk (5 minutes): abstracts accepted for lightning talks will be allocated to lightning talk sessions. Each talk is allowed 5 minutes for the presentation.
• Shiny demo (5 minutes): abstracts accepted for this category will be presented in a dedicated demo session.
• Poster: abstracts accepted for posters will take place in a dedicated poster session. The dimensions of each poster should not exceed 4' x 4' or 120cm x 120cm.

Please submit your abstract using the Description field (max 1200 characters, whitespaces are not counted).

Conference tracks

The program of eRum will be structured around 6 tracks:

• R World: covers everything related to the world of R, such as education, community, and the R ecosystem.
• Data Visualization & Shiny: covers innovative visualization methods, as well as Shiny applications and the Rmarkdown world
• R in Production: Anything related to production-ready projects, such as IT and infrastructure, efficient programming, and R at scale. 
• Machine Learning & Models: covers all the development in statistical models, Machine Learning, and statistics in general.
• R in Life Sciences: Applications and development of tools in biology, genomics, biostatistics, and bioinformatics. 
• R Applications: Applications of R in fields such as social goods, finance, marketing, transportation, and many more. 

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to programme [at] erum.io.