On the 27th of July session, Thomas had a go at showing how easy it is to wrap up your code into R packages using devtools.

On the 13th of July session, Richard demonstrated Inkscape - a completely free vector graphics software that can be used as an alternative to paid programs like Illustrator.

In the 15th of June session, Jack talked about data wrangling in R.

On the 1st of June session, Natalie showed how to use R markdown to use R studio like a pro!

On the 18th of May session, I (Thomas) showed how markdown is the answer to everything if you want to write down things.

On the 20th of April session, Jack showed us how how to create easy analysis pipelines for both ArcGIS and GIS in R.

On the 30th of March, Dimitris showed us how to use the Open Tree of Life in a R pipeline. Great stuff for phylo analysis (especially for getting backbones or constraints)!

On the 16th of March session, Samraat made a nice and easy demo of how to use Jupyter and integrate it into collaborative workflows.