Updating Website

Adding/Removing lab members.

To add a member, edit the _data/lab_members.yml file. It should look like this:

members:
- name: Name1
  title: Principal Investigator
  mail: name1@cshl.edu
  twitter: name1_twitter
  linkedin: name1_lk
  summary: "Name1 is an amazing researcher"
  image: Corina_headshot.jpeg
- name: name2
  title: title_2
  mail: name2@cshl.edu
  twitter: name_2_twitter
  linkedin: name_2_lk
  summary: "name 2 is a great person."
  image: Corina_headshot.jpeg

To add a lab member, add a new block and edit it according to the data required:

• name: The name of the lab member
• title: Their title within the lab
• mail: Their work email
• twitter: The Twitter handle of the user. If they don't have one, remove this line.
  • This should be what's after twitter.com/ in their profile. I.e., if the profile link is https://twitter.com/user_handle_1234, then it should only be user_handle_1234.
• linkedin: The LinkedIn profile link. If they don't have one, remove this line.
  • This should be what's after linkedin.com/in/ in their profile. I.e., if the profile link is https://www.linkedin.com/in/user_handle_1234/, then it should only be user_handle_1234.
• summary: A summary of the lab member's CV and accomplishments, areas of research, etc.
• image: The name of the file with the lab member's picture, which should be in the img folder.

To remove a lab member from the website, simply remove the whole block for that user. Optionally, you can also delete the picture associated to that user in the img folder.

Adding papers

To add a paper, you'll have to modify the _data/publications.yml file.

years:
  - year: 
      number: 2020
      publications:
          - title: "paper 1"
            link: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2403-9
            authors: [Amor C*, Feucht J*, Leibold J*, Ho Y, Zhu C, Alonso-Curbelo D, Mansilla-Soto J, Boyer J.A, Li X, Giavridis T, Kulick A, Houlihan S, Peerschke E, Friedman S.L, Ponomarev V, Piersigili A, Sadelain M, Lowe S.W.]
            lab_members: [Amor C*]
            journal: "Nature"
            paper_info: "2020 Jun 17; 583; 127-132"
            other: "News & Views by Wagner, V and Gil J."
          - title: "paper 2"
            link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32376773/
            authors: [Leibold J, Ruscetti M, Cao Z, Ho Y, Baslan T, Zhou M, Abida W, Feucht J, Han T, Barriga F.M, Tsanov K.M, Zamechek-Slain L, Kulick A, Amor C, Tian S, Rybczyk Kataryna, Salgado N.R, Sanchez-Rivera F.J, Watson P.A, Stanchina E, Wilkinson J.E, Dow L.E, Abate-Shen C, Sawyers C.L., Lowe, S.W.]
            lab_members: ["Amor C"]
            journal: "Cancer Discovery"
            paper_info: "2020 Jul;10; 1038-1057"
  - year: 
      number: 2014
      publications:
          - title: "paper 3"
            link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25483776/
            authors: [Meng F, Du Z, Federation A, Hu J, Wang Q, Kieffer-Kwon K, Meyers RM, Amor C, Wasserman C, Neuberg D, Nussenzweig MC, Casellas R, Bradner JE, Liu XS, Alt FW.]
            lab_members: ["Amor C"]
            journal: "Cell"
            paper_info: "2014 Dec 18;159; 1538-1548"

If the paper is from an already existing year, add an extra - title block. If it's a year that is not already added, add the following at the top of the file:

- year:
    number: 2022
    publications:
    

The fields are described as follows:

• title: Title of the paper, as it appears in the journal
• link: Link to the article.
• authors: Listed as [author1, author2, author3, author4,...]. Should contain all the authors in the paper, ideally in the order listed in the paper.
• lab_members: Should be written as ["lab_member_1", "lab_member_2"]. The names should match the ones in the authors list exactly, and will be in bold when listing the authors in the website, to identify whom was involved in them from the lab.
• journal: Name of the journal where the article was published in.
• paper_info: Information of the paper.
• other: Optional field for any other thing that need to be expressed about the paper.