A new local R user group has formed in Buenos Aires, Argentina, under the succinct name ".aR". They're currently putting together the agenda for their first meeting, and are looking for speakers with expertise in the BioConductor project and Finance. If you'd like to join the group, check out the Spanish-language website for .aR, or follow @ar_usergroup on Twitter.
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Thank you very much for adding aR as the Argentina R Users Group.
As for now we are a few members but very qualified proffessionals in fields such us medicine, bioinformatics, agriculture, banking and finance.
We hope to have our first meeting in september 2011 in Buenos Aires.
Thanks again and we'll keep you posted for updates.
Posted by: Juan Pablo Brana | July 18, 2011 at 09:33