Software Engineering for Bioinformatics: A Bioconductor Perspective by Kevin Rue-Albrecht
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The Next FLOSS Frontier? by Gareth Smith
24 Feb 2026, 65 min
Good Enough Ancestor: Software Freedom as Civic Care across Generations by Audrey Tang
24 Feb 2026, 8 min
Computing in Freedom with GNU Emacs by Protesilaos Stavrou
24 Feb 2026, 54 min
Current video (4 of 6) in Recorded Events - FLOxford
Software Engineering for Bioinformatics: A Bioconductor Perspective by Kevin Rue-Albrecht
24 Feb 2026, 48 min
Teaching High School Students Research Computing by Andrea Bruno and Mark Galassi, Institute for Computing in Research
24 Feb 2026, 49 min
Self-Hosting: Cooking your own Service by Yong-Ho Shin
24 Feb 2026, 35 min
As a recipient of the Software Sustainability Institute Fellowship (January 2026 - March 2027), Kevin Rue-Albrecht describes his proposal for improving the visibility and reuse of software and training across research communities, drawing examples from his experience in the R/Bioconductor community as a user, developer, and through his community-facing roles in the Community Advisory Board, Code of Conduct committee, and various working groups. He aimed to deliver an introductory overview of the Bioconductor project, highlighting aspects that have contributed to its thriving community and opportunities for new contributions.