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PESTILLILAB.github.io

https://pestillilab.github.io/

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Editing Research / Grants

Step 1: Open your research markdown file

Navigate to your markdown file where grants are listed. Research/grants

Step 2: Locate the "grants" section

In your file, look for the "grants:" section. This is where you will add your new grant.

Step 3: Add your new grant

Each grant is structured as an item in a list under the "grants:" section. Start a new item by typing a hyphen followed by a space. Then, add the following details for your new grant:

- grantor: <name of the institution granting the funds>
  url: <link to the grant if available>
  startDate: <start date of the grant in YYYY-MM-DD format>
  endDate: <end date of the grant in YYYY-MM-DD format>
  investigators: 
  - <name of the primary investigator> , <name of any additional investigators>
  title: |
    <title of the grant>

Editing Publications

Step 1: Access Your Publications Markdown Document

Navigate to your markdown file where all publications are listed Publications

Step 2: Identify the "Publications" Subsection

Search for the subsection called "publications:". This is the space where you'll place the details of your new publication.

Step 3: Input the Details of Your New Publication

Within the "publications:" subsection, each publication is listed as an item. To initiate a new item, write a dash (-) followed by a space. After that, include the following details about your new publication:

- authors: 
  - <name of the primary investigator>
  - <name of any additional investigators>
  doi: <DOI of the publication>
  journal: <name of the journal>
  publicationDate: <publication date in YYYY-MM-DD format>
  title: <title of the publication>

Editing Team Members

Step 1: Access Your Team Markdown Document

Navigate to your markdown file where all team members are listed Team

Step 2: Identify the "Team" amd "People" Subsection

Search for the section called "team:". Inside look for a subsection called "people:". This is the space where you'll place the details of your new team member. Check the "people:" subsection to see if your new team member is already listed.

Step 3: Input the Details of Your New Team Member

Within the "people:" subsection, each team member is listed as an item. To initiate a new item, write a dash (-) followed by a space. After that, include the following details about your new team member:

- name: <name of the team member>
  position: <position of the team member>
  image: <link to the team member's image>
  twitter: <link to the team member's Twitter profile>
  resume: <link to the team member's resume>
  github: <link to the team member's GitHub profile>
  scholar: <link to the team member's Google Scholar profile>

Editing Collaborators

Step 1: Access Your Collaborators Markdown Document

Navigate to your markdown file where all collaborators are listed Team

Step 2: Identify the "Collaborators" amd "People" Subsection

Search for the section called "collaborators:". Inside look for a subsection called "people:". This is the space where you'll place the details of your new collaboratopr. Check the "people:" subsection to see if your new collaborator is already listed.

Step 3: Input the Details of Your New Collaborator

Within the "people:" subsection, each collaborator is listed as an item. To initiate a new item, write a dash (-) followed by a space. After that, include the following details about your new collaborator:

- name: <name of the collaborator>
  position: <position of the collaborator>
  description: <description of the collaborator>  
  image: <link to the collaborator's image>
  twitter: <link to the collaborator's Twitter profile>
  github: <link to the collaborator's GitHub profile>
  scholar: <link to the collaborator's Google Scholar profile>

Editing Alumni

Step 1: Access Your Alumni Markdown Document

Navigate to your markdown file where all alumni are listed Team

Step 2: Identify the "Alumni" amd "People" Subsection

Search for the section called "alumni:". Inside look for a subsection called "people:". This is the space where you'll place the details of your new alumni. Check the "people:" subsection to see if your new alumni is already listed.

Step 3: Input the Details of Your New Alumni

Within the "people:" subsection, each alumni is listed as an item. To initiate a new item, write a dash (-) followed by a space. After that, include the following details about your new alumni:

- name: <name of the alumni>
  position: <position of the alumni>
  description: <description of the alumni>  
  image: <link to the alumni's image>
  twitter: <link to the alumni's Twitter profile>
  github: <link to the alumni's GitHub profile>
  scholar: <link to the alumni's Google Scholar profile>

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