About this course
Instructors
We are all working at the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine of the University of Luxembourg.
Acknowledgements
- Aurélien Ginolhac designed and coded most of the infrastructure and content for this course.
Some figures and materials are from:
- LEGO pictures by Jennifer Bryan
- Eric Koncina, our logo design and lecture materials
- thinkR
- Allison Horst for her great Artwork
- David Robinson
- Lise Vaudor
- Colin Fay
- Hadley Wickham & Garrett Grolemund
- Guillaume Devailly
- Alexandre Courtiol
Many thanks to all these people for sharing their work.
- Ian Lyttle
- Jenny Bryan
- Allison M. Horst, Alison P. Hill and Kristen B. Gorman Palmer penguins, data available by CC-0 license
- Lionel Henry
- Garrick Aden-Buie
- Christophe Dervieux
- David Gohel and his great package flextable
- Charlotte Wickham
- Xie Yihuie
- Romain Lesur
- Mäelle Salmon
- Claus Wilke
- William Landau
- Robert Rudis
- Andrew Heiss and his great teaching repository
- FR slack forum available here
Technical description
This website was built using quarto websites, rendered by Continous Integration & Deployment. Specifically:
- Practicals/projects using a Quarto extension {unilur} developed by Aurélien Ginolhac
- This Quarto website is generated on a
gitlab runner
using docker-in-docker and the project-local R dependency manager {renv} - Website is on a Virtual Machine hosted by the LCSB biocore team using nginx.
Licence
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License except for the borrowed and mentioned with proper source: statements.
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I acknowledge that we are in an existential human-induced climate crisis caused by excessive CO2 emissions from a variety of human activities.
While I recognize that our day-to-day transportation, energy use, materialistic consumption, animal-based diets and excessive flying impact the climate crisis, individual mitigation alone is no substitute for policy reform.
I acknowledge that the path to resolving this crisis requires systemic societal and structural change supported by strong political intervention rather than individual actions, technological innovation or investment alone. I acknowledge that we have less than a decade to drastically reduce CO2 emissions to prevent irreparable damage to our quality of life, well-being and the diversity of nature.
— Acknowledgment provided by acknowledge-the-climate-crisis.org
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