UCSF Library’s Data Science Initiative (DSI) serves as a campus hub for education and support in data science. Our mission is to build computational and data skills in the UCSF community by providing education and resources to trainees, faculty, and staff. Come learn fundamental research skills, connect with others, and be empowered to engage in cutting edge biomedical research. See the course catalog for a list of core DSI workshops and materials.
Meet our data science experts
Geoffrey Boushey
Geoffrey teaches and consults on programming for data management and analysis, with an emphasis on Python, Unix, and SQL.
Ariel Deardorff
Ariel has worked as a librarian in academia, healthcare, and the NIH. She teaches and consults on data management and organization for reproducibility.
Karla Lindquist, PhD
Dr. Lindquist teaches and consults on topics related to statistics and bioinformatics, as well as programming in R. She also has expertise with shell scripting and other languages.
Angelo Pelonero
Angelo teaches design courses on subjects ranging from clinical and bioinformatics to general programming and workflow automation using R, Python, the Unix shell, and various lab software solutions.
Data science services have been invaluable to my research; I leave each consultation with a better understanding of the appropriate analytic approach and new ideas to strengthen my analysis.
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