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Community event to boost software and data skills from 12 to 14 November 2024 in Heidelberg, Germany.

The CarpentryConnect aims to create an event where members of The Carpentries community from Germany and beyond can come together to explore and discuss community-led software and data skills training as well as capacity building initiatives. It will feature a diverse range of sessions: breakouts, posters, lightning talks, workshops and curriculum co-working sessions, all centred around the theme: “Community-led training beyond academia”.

The event will be hosted by The Bio Network for Training (BioNT) consortium with all its international partners and in collaboration with The Carpentries and their community members. Interested people are cordially invited to get actively involved, be it through workshops or sessions, participation in the organising committee or support as a sponsor.

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What: CarpentryConnect
Where: Heidelberg, Germany
When: November 12 to 14, 2024
Who: the Carpentry community from Germany and beyond
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