Get Involved

Welcome!

We’re delighted to have you join us. Bioconductor is more than a project; it’s a community of researchers, developers, and users committed to advancing bioinformatics through open and reproducible research. Your participation is what makes Bioconductor thrive. Whether you’re a coder, educator, beginner, or experienced contributor, there’s a place for everyone in our vibrant community.

Discover How to Engage

Bioconductor offers various ways to get involved and contribute, catering to different skills, interests, and availability. Here’s how you can make an impact:

  • 🎉 Attend Bioconductor Events

    Join conferences and workshops to engage with the community, learn, and network.
    Learn more at Bioconductor Events.

  • 📢 Spread the Word

    Help us reach a wider audience by sharing Bioconductor updates from LinkedIn, Bluesky and Mastodon with your network.

  • 🫂 Support the Community

    Ask for help or offer guidance through our forums, mailing list, and Slack group.
    Explore our community resources here.

  • ✍️ Share on Our Blog

    Publish your experiences, tips, or success stories with the community.
    Contribute to the blog here.

  • 🎓 Learn and Teach

    Engage with Bioconductor’s training community by participating in or contributing to educational efforts.
    Check out Bioconductor Training here.

  • 🤝 Collaborate in Working Groups

    Join special initiatives and work together to advance Bioconductor’s goals.
    Find out more about Bioconductor Working Groups here.

  • 🔍 Review Packages

    Maintain Bioconductor’s high standards by reviewing package submissions.
    Learn how to get involved in package reviewing here.

  • 🌟 Shape the Future

    Take a leadership role by joining the Technical Advisory Board (TAB) or Community Advisory Board (CAB) during the annual call for new members. Share your ideas to guide Bioconductor’s development.

Still unsure where to begin? Connect with us via Slack or reach out to our Community Manager, Maria Doyle, on Slack or by email at maria.doyle [at] ul.ie for guidance.