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Noam Ross
Computational Disease Ecologist and Open Science Champion
Noam Ross is a prominent figure in the field of computational ecology, currently serving as the Executive Director of rOpenSci, an organization dedicated to promoting open science through the development of tools and standards for researchers. His role, which he began on April 1, 2024, involves leading initiatives that enhance the accessibility and quality of scientific software tools used by researchers globally.34
Background and Expertise
Dr. Ross is a computational disease ecologist who utilizes mathematical and computational methods to study diseases affecting wildlife and plants. He is recognized for his contributions to open science, advocating for transparency and collaboration in research practices.12 His expertise extends to statistical methods and system dynamics, making him a valuable asset in the scientific community.68
Contributions to rOpenSci
In his capacity as Executive Director, Ross focuses on creating high-quality scientific software tools and establishing standards that ensure their reliability. This work supports researchers in various fields, facilitating better data sharing and collaboration.45
Ross's commitment to open science is reflected in his professional endeavors and public communications, where he emphasizes the importance of community-driven research.37
Highlights
Meet Judith, Buliga, Elichilia, Ray & Ester, graduate students in #Tanzania researching tick-borne diseases and One Health. They lost their tuition and research funds when the US abruptly cancelled the program supporting their studies.
We need to invest more in training and supporting new global health researchers and leaders to tackle One Health challenges. But U.S. agencies pulling are back from these programs under the pressure of anti-science fearmongers and conspiracy theorists.
🚨 You can help TODAY! Donate to help these brilliant and promising scientists finish their final year and graduate! https://lnkd.in/epwhmfK9 🚨
#Donate #GoFundMe #Tanzania #OneHealth
Thanks to Google Season of Docs for supporting rOpenSci's R-Universe platform! R-Universe is our platform for testing, building, distributing, and discovering R packages, led by Jeroen Ooms. With the help of Google and Maëlle Salmon, we are going to make it even more easy to use and accessible through a comprehensive documentation overhaul.
