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Benjamin Straub

10 papers and 4 presentations; 14 titles; 7 coauthors.

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PHUSE US 2026 Breaking Free from the xpt: Exploration of Dataset-JSON as an Alternative Transport File to Regulatory Agencies Samir Parmar source
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PHUSE US 2026 Time to Roclet! admiral's use of custom roclets to enhance and extend examples in function documentation source
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PHUSE US 2025 What's In a Message? Enhancing Error and Warning Messages for the Admiral R Package for ADaM Datasets Daniel Sjoberg source
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PHUSE EU 2024 Bringing DevOps to the pharmaverse: The PHUSE PharmaDevOps Working Group Project's New Website [poster] James Black source 1
PHUSE EU 2024 Two Hats, One Noggin: Working as a Developer and as a User of the Admiral R Package for Creating ADaM Edoardo Mancini source
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PharmaSUG 2024 Piloting into the Future: Publicly available R-based Submissions to the FDA source 9
PharmaSUG 2024 Two hats, one noggin: Perspectives on working as a developer and as a user of the admiral R package for creating ADaMs. source 9
PHUSE US 2024 A Primer to Pharma DevOps: Empowering R Package Development with DevOps Workflows and Automation source
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PHUSE US 2023 How CI/CD Enhances the Development of R packages in the Pharmaverse Dinakar Kulkarni source
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PHUSE US 2022 Closing the Gap: Creating an End to End R Package Toolkit for the Clinical Reporting Pipeline [presentation] Eli Miller source
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PHUSE US 2022 Timber! Creating Logs and Addins for Audit-ready R Code [presentation] source 8
PHUSE US 2021 Developing R Package Capability in a Historically SAS-based Organization - The GSK Clinical Programming Experience [poster] Michael Rimler source 1
PharmaSUG 2021 Bookdown and Blogdown: Deep dive of the R packages and components needed to create documentation and websites. source 10
PharmaSUG 2021 Bookdown and Blogdown: Using R packages to document and communicate new processes to Clinical Programming source 11

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