Dear Community,
We are excited to announce our upcoming Roundtable!
Our speaker of the month is Nick Lyon, and they will be presenting on "Synthesis Skills for Early Career Researchers: A Project-Focused LTER Course."
When: Thursday, April 4, 2024, 3:30 pm
Where: NCEAS Lounge (1021 Anacapa Street, 3rd floor)
Join us virtually by connecting to:
https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/468789779?pwd=aklaUWYrNkNHMDduY2xEWDFyWU03Zz09
**Nick will present virtually, but we will gather to watch their talk in the lounge.**
Talk's Abstract
The Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network Office is excited to announce a new course titled "Synthesis Skills for Early Career Researchers" or "SSECR" for short (pronounced like 'seeker'). This course aims to address the need for more comprehensive interpersonal and data skills in ecology, particularly for graduate students and postdocs. We are excited to use the NCEAS Roundtable format as a platform to share the structure and topics we've decided on so far, as well as invite feedback and collaboration with the NCEAS community. For more information, please visit the LTER website page for the SSECR course (lternet.edu/ssecr).
About the Speaker
Nick Lyon (they/them) is an early career data scientist with experience managing and analyzing scientific data in a range of formats. They are also a passionate educator (certified as an instructor by The Carpentries) and thoroughly enjoy chances to teach and learn with audiences of all levels of prior experience. They firmly believe in transparency in data management and are an avid Git/GitHub user. Check out their GitHub profile (github.com/njlyon0) for examples of their work!
Please take a look at the attached flyer with all the details.