A number of R user groups have been formed. This page is intended to assist interested R users to find groups or communicate their activities.
By country alphabetically, then alphabetic order of location please!
Location: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
Organizers: Felix Andrews, Alec Zwart and John Maindonald
Website: http://canrug.togaware.com/
Activities: CANRUG currently meets at two-weekly intervals, to hear talks on R-related topics, and exchange ideas.
Location or subject: Capital region of Canada (Ottawa-Gatineau
Organizers: John Nash (University of Ottawa) and Paul Gilbert (Bank of Canada)
Mailing list: https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-ug-ottawa
Activities: OGRUG meets about three times a year to discuss particular R-related topics, e.g., package building, and share information and news.
WebSite: Looking for golden bugs
Location: Paris, Museum national d’Histoire naturelle
Organizers: Jerome Sueur and Michel Baylac
Web site/Mailing list: http://www.mnhn.fr/semin-r
Activities: Meetings every month, mailing list, practicals
Location: Dresden, Open Analytix
Organizers: Robert Glaß, Torsten Hartmann and Sandy Lucka
Activities: Open Analytix meets to discuss R-related topics and share information (short presentations).
Contact: slucka@open-analytix.com
Organizers: Jonathan Rosenblatt and Tal Galili (University of Tel Aviv)
Tsukuba: Tsukuba.R
Location or subject: London, Southeast England, Southwest England
Organizers: Mango Solutions
Mailing list: http://www.londonR.org
Activities: Presentations (4-5) by R users in a casual environment with time for discussion afterwards
Houston, TX: Coming Soon (sign up to the mailing list for announcements)
Location: Atlanta, GA
Organizers: Derek Norton
Web site/Mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/atlanta-r-users
Activities: sign up to the Google group for announcements
Location: Madison, WI
Organizers: Yury Bukhman and Qiangwei Xia
Web site/Mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/maduser
Activities: sign up to the Google group for announcements
Location: Los Angeles
Organizers: Szilard Pafka and Jan de Leeuw
Web site/Mailing list: http://www.meetup.com/LAarea-R-usergroup/
Activities: Meetings every 1-2 months (see our previous meetings on the above site)
Location: San Francisco, CA
Organizers: Mike Driscoll and Jim Porzak
Web site/Mailing list: http://www.meetup.com/R-Users/
Activities: Meetings every month (see our previous meetings and archives on the above site)
Location: Warsaw/Wroclaw
Web site/Mailing list: http://www.biecek.pl/WZUR
Activities: Every year meetings with tutorials, short presentations and barbecue.
Put requests and contact information here (alphabetic by country then location). Please date your entry and remember to clean up when the information is no longer relevant.
Anyone interested? I’m in DCU, but would travel. You can get me at anthony.staines@dcu.ie Anthony Staines
We are an association that promotes knowledge sharing and the use of open source tools in Italy. As a part of our activities, together with other people (scholars, consultants, R-lovers and so on), we are setting up a R-user group in Italy. Our headquarter is located in Padova, where also the University (Department of Statistical Sciences) mantains a CRAN Mirror. Our initial aims are : - to promote the use of R across public institutions, private companies and no-profit organisations - to collect and disseminate R materials (primers, tutorials, lectures) through our website for making them immediately available to different communities - to organise events and lectures to spread R use across our territory
Everyone who is interested in joining and helping us is really welcome.
You can contact us at info@rante.org
- 19 november 2009
Anyone interested in setting up a group in Amsterdam? The city harbours two large research-oriented universities (and many more in nearby cities), numerous banks and other multi-national companies—there ought to be lots going on to build a R-community here. Feel free to reach me at “r DOT premraj AT gmail DOT com”.
Cheers. Rahul Premraj
David Smith of REvolution Computing maintains a Local R User Group Directory