CommunityData:Related seminars at UW

In addition to the weekly lab meetings, there are a variety of other things you might want to consider signing up for:


 * dub — "Design Use Build" is a backronym that describes a very broad group of folks working on humans and computers. There is a weekly seminar (Wednesdays 12:00-2ish, free lunch). Maybe 25% of talks are of interest.
 * dub mailing lists are the safest way to stay connected.
 * Upcoming DUB Seminar calendar (ICS calendar feed)
 * The Center for Statistics and Social Sciences (CSSS) has a weekly seminar that tends to be technical but good.
 * CSSS seminar email list
 * ICS calendar feed
 * eScience Institute "advances data-intensive discovery in all fields."
 * There's a (not that great) calendar of upcoming eScience events
 * escience_bbl is an email list for an escience brown-bag lunch that, as far as I can tell, does not happen anymore. It's a good source of information about events.
 * Reproducibility and Open Science Working Group is a group, associated with eScience, that is working on issues of reproducible research. There are some meetings, but they're infrequent. The email list is pretty low traffic and decent.
 * http://mailman11.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/reproducible reproducible@uw.edu] mailman list
 * HCDE Seminar Series is a class taught each fall that is (mostly) outside speakers in CSCW that is also a set of open talks. There are usually quite good things! If there's a list, I'm not sure where it is. In any case, announcements seem to be all sent to DUB.
 * Technology & Social Change Group (TASCHA) is a group at the iSchool. Meeting are rare but they sometimes and advertise them.
 * tascha-share — a mailman list for information sharing around TASCHA folks