Kimberly Olney
Computational Scientist at TGen
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Join us with Kimberly at TGen to chat about making research findings accessible through Shiny apps, her passion for open and reproducible science, and using data science to advance neurodegenerative disease research.
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Kimberly Olney
Computational Scientist at TGen
Kimberly Olney, Ph.D., is a Computational Scientist at TGen studying the molecular mechanisms of Alzheimer's disease and Lewy body disease using multi-omics approaches. She is passionate about open and reproducible science and develops interactive Shiny applications that make complex research findings more accessible, enabling scientists and the public to explore, share, and accelerate discoveries.
Libby Heeren
Data Community Manager at Posit, PBC
I'm a data science educator and community builder who wants to help you cultivate a community of practice for yourself. I talk a lot about the benefits of making genuine human connections, the power of vulnerability, and why we all benefit when we show up as our whole selves. I'm also the host of the Data Humans podcast where my motto is: data science is not one thing.
Rachael Dempsey
Head of Customer Advocacy at Posit, PBC
I'm dedicated to strengthening our customer experience, elevating success stories, and building meaningful community programs. I love connecting people across the data science community to share what they're accomplishing and help others do the same. Outside of work, I enjoy running, snowboarding, playing guitar, and catching live music anywhere I go.