2022 Conference

Drill Down Summary Tables in Shiny with Tplyr

Mike Stackhouse, Atorus

Creating Submission-Quality Clinical Trial Reporting Tables in R With rtables

Adrian Waddell and Gabe Becker, Roche

How to build Shiny testing architecture

Marcin Dubel, Appsilon

How to use pointblank to understand, validate, and document your data

Rich Iannone, RStudio

Using R to derive robust insights from real-world health care data

Nathaniel Phillips, Plinth

Coding Typical Clinical Processes Using R for the Entry Level Programmer

Brian Varney, Experis

Introduction to Observable - Companion Visualization Tool for Your Analysis

Michael Freeman and Allison Horst, Observable

Building a Data Science Community at Your Pharma

Rachael Dempsey, RStudio

Clinical Reporting in R (2 day workshop - Oct 31, Nov 1)

Christina Fillmore, Ellis Hughes and Thomas Neitmann, GSK | GSK | Roche

Admin - Clinical Environment Management

Satish Murthy and Devin Pastoor, J&J | RStudio

Advanced Stan Workshop

Daniel Lee, Syclik

Introducing {gtreg}: an R package to produce regulatory tables for clinical research

Shannon Pileggi and Daniel Sjoberg, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Introduction to {shinyValidator}

David Granjon, Novartis

A hands on introduction to Quarto

Julia Mueller, University of Freiburg

Building Production-Quality Shiny Applications

Eric Nantz, Eli Lilly

How to use a complete JavaScript toolchain in your Shiny development

David Hall, Novartis

An intro to CI/CD for R packages

Dinakar Kulkarni and Ben Straub, Roche | GSK

Graph Neural Networks in Drug Discovery: Opportunities and Solutions

Zichen Wang and Vassilis N. Ioannidis, Amazon

Opening Remarks - Harvey Lieberman (R/Pharma, Novartis)

Disrupting drug development with data-driven approaches: insights for fast expanding data teams

Alice Walsh and Katie Igartua, Pathos | Tempus

Break

CDISC Initiatives and Collaborations

Sam Hume, CDISC

PatientLevelPrediction: An end to end toolkit for developing diagnostic/prognostic models using big observational healthcare data

Jenna Reps, Johnson & Johnson

ANTICS, an interactive game for exploring Adaptive Trial Design

Daniel Woodie, Berry Consultants

Why do I spend all my life formatting tables?!

Christina Fillmore, GSK

Break

Enterprise-level Transition from SAS to Open-Source Programming for the whole department

Kevin Lee, Genpact

Successfully building a vibrant community of R users at AstraZeneca: Lessons Learned!

Guillaume Desachy, AstraZeneca

Advanced Visual Analytics for Drug Safety Review

Neetu Sangari and Melvin Munsaka, Pfizer | Abbvie

Break

MeRGE: An ecosystem of open-source R packages for Pharmacometrics from MetrumRG

Seth Green, Metrum Research Group

Panel Discussion - Building an Open Source Community

Opening Remarks - Tom Mock (Posit)

Pharmaverse: Breaking boundaries through open source collaboration!

Ross Farrugia, Roche

Break

R pilot submissions to FDA

Ning Leng and Hye Soo Cho, Roche | FDA

Bundling JS for Your Shiny App

Maya Gans, Atorus Research

Building Shiny Frameworks: Some Lessons

Harvey Lieberman, Novartis

Working at the intersection of Biostatistics and Software Engineering in a Pharma company

Daniel Sabanes Bove, Roche

Break

R, Python, and Shiny in harmony: an Out-of-Box secure data backend for RStudio Connect & Workbench

Xiao Ni and Mike Stackhouse, Sarepta | Atorus Research

Drill Down Summary Tables in Shiny with Tplyr

Mike Stackhouse, Atorus Research

Roches approach to software validation: an automated pipeline from validation to publication

Coline Zeballos and Doug Kelkhoff, Roche

Break

R in the Cloud: A Holistic Approach towards GxP Compliance

Megan Chiang, ProCogia

Assuring SDTM data quality with the sdtmchecks package

Will Harris, Genentech

Analysis and visualization of large-scale drug combination experiments with Shiny

Charlie Wright, St. Jude Children Research Hospital

Panel Discussion - Governing business critical pan-company collaborative R packages

Opening Remarks - Dustin Tingley (Harvard)

BioTech Challenges

Robert Gentleman, Harvard Medical School

Break

Three new things in tidymodels

Max Kuhn, Hannah Frick, Emil Hvitfeldt, Qiushi Yan, RStudio

Co-existence of R and SAS for multiple imputation in Novo Nordisk

Claus Dethlefsen, Novo Nordisk

10 Practical Considerations for moving to R

Rose Grandy, Abbott

RStudio on Amazon SageMaker: Streamlining the Healthcare and Life Sciences Machine Learning process

Eric Peña, Angela Samples, Farooq Sabir, Zheng Yang, AWS

Break

The Bioconductor Community

Maria Doyle, bioconductor

Meet a 100% R-based CRO - the summary of a 5-year journey

Adrian Olszewski, 2KMM

Asynchronous Processing of Long-Running Tasks in Shiny

Nicole Jones, Merck

How CI/CD Enhances the Development of R packages in the Pharmaverse

Dinakar Kulkarni, Ben Straub, Craig-Gower-Page, Genentech | GSK | Roche

Break

Introducing gtreg: an R package to produce regulatory tables for clinical research

Shannon Pileggi and Daniel Sjoberg, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

RMarkdown for enhanced Quality Control & Documentation

Patrick Hilden, Johnson & Johnson

Data Science in the Pharmaceutical Industry: A Coursera Specialisation

Kieran Martin, Roche

Panel Discussion - Finding A Way: Career stories from 4 senior level women in data science

Closing Comments - Eric Nantz (R/Pharma / Eli Lilly)