Plotnine is a Python library that implements the Grammar of Graphics, enabling users to create complex, layered plots. This talk covers techniques for customising your plots, and highlights how plotnine integrates with matplotlib.

This talk will showcase why you should visualise data and present some guidelines for making better charts to improve decision-making, before we discuss examples of good and bad charts.

This two hour workshop will introduce you to creating parameterized reports and plots using ggplot2 and Quarto.

This panel session will share insights on outreach, on the challenges and opportunities around teaching statistics in the school curriculum, and on engaging with the general population to inspire them about statistics and data.

This professional development workshop will introduce you to using {tidymodels} for machine learning in R.

In this talk, I’ll describe ways that lecture materials can be adapted to include more engaging live-coding examples, whilst minimising the pain for both students and instructors alike.