Dear all,
If you work with data but feel uncertain about statistics or lack confidence
using R, our Introduction to Statistics in R online course (19–22 January 2026,
2–7 PM CET) is designed specifically for you.
Course website: [ https://www.physalia-courses.org/courses-workshops/fmc/ ](
https://www.physalia-courses.org/courses-workshops/fmc/ )
This beginner-oriented course introduces statistical thinking from the ground
up, using R and RStudio as practical tools to address common research
questions. Through a carefully balanced mix of short lectures and hands-on
exercises, participants will learn how to explore, visualise, and analyse data
in a clear, efficient, and reproducible way. The course requires no prior
knowledge of statistics or programming and is ideal for PhD students, early
postdoctoral researchers, and practitioners who want to strengthen their
analytical toolbox. By the end of the course, attendees will be able to read
and write R scripts with confidence, perform both descriptive and inferential
statistics, apply linear, generalized, and mixed models to real-world data, and
turn statistical outputs into results suitable for publication.
If you collect data and want to feel fully in control of your analyses, this
course will give you the solid foundations you need.
Best regards,Valentina
Valentina Sardina
Course coordinator
[email protected]
[ http://www.physalia-courses.org/ ]( http://www.physalia-courses.org/ )
mobile: +49 17645230846
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