Take Reproducible Science to the Next Level
CyVerse's 3-day workshops on container technologies are a game-changer, enabling you to easily share, scale, and reuse tools and workflows for all types of computational analyses. Learn to use and build customized containers to make your workflows more reproducible, collaborative, and streamlined.
Register NowCome with basic command line skills and leave with a running container.
Learn to build customized containers to make your workflows more collaborative and streamlined and join the fleet that's sailing towards the vast horizon of reproducible science.
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| What's New | More hands-on time for your project (be sure to bring your own data!) | This workshop! |
| Format | Online | Online |
Bring your own data and analyses! Course participants for either Basic or Advanced camps are encouraged to bring their own data and analytical workflows for containerization.
"I am already learning a lot on Day 1! I feel like this workshop is exactly what I needed in my career right now.”
"Great experience overall. Each instructor had a unique set of skills and experiences that they brought to the course, which was great."
"I wanted to learn how to create containers and run R analyses inside of containers. I learned how to do that and more."
“The highlight of Camp was the moment where I got something to build faster from an existing repository.”
“I really liked the BYOD aspect of this camp and how hands-on it was."
“The highlight of camp for me was being able to deploy containers on my personal computer on Day 1."
“The trainers are helpful answering questions and helping around. The group project is very useful to apply what I learned to real problems.”
“The highlight for me was working hands on with a group on a project and the desire for other participants to help each other."
“Container Camp was really well worth the time I spent there, thank you so much!”
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Nos. DBI-0735191, DBI-1265383, and DBI-1743442
