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Richard K Collins Building Communities January 12, 2024

Ricardo Henriques @HenriquesLab
Happy to launch the new website for our lab: http://henriqueslab.org. Come check it out. Still tuning details, but really happy to showcase our team, research we’re doing, our collaborators and some of our takes on science. Designed from scratch for both humans and 🤖robots https://pic.twitter.com/GpoykwPZ1rhttps://pic.twitter.com/GpoykwPZ1rhttps://pic.twitter.com/GpoykwPZ1r
Replying to @HenriquesLab

Recent publications: “Technologies:” links go to same page. Abbreviations have overhead (“BioImage Model Zoo” and “bmz”) – use autonumber and data tables. Control your own open content. Non-exclusive print licenses. Share data, models, math in lossless open formats. Use blue too. I like that you keep alumni linked and accessible, “Once a member, always a member”. Permanent people pages to show lifetime work and connections. Bidirectional links.

Richard K Collins

About: Richard K Collins

Director, The Internet Foundation Studying formation and optimized collaboration of global communities. Applying the Internet to solve global problems and build sustainable communities. Internet policies, standards and best practices.

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