This repository serves as the central hub for Alcalá Lab members, containing comprehensive documentation, protocols, and guidance for all aspects of working in the GenOME Lab. Whether you're a new member getting started or an experienced researcher looking for specific protocols, this repository provides numerous open resources to explore.
- New to the lab? Start with the Alcalá Lab Handbook for comprehensive onboarding information
- Looking for protocols? Browse our [Lab Protocols] collection
- Need help or have questions? Submit an issue or join the discussion on Slack
- Major research projects can be found [here]
- Browse resources: Navigate through folders and files to find what you need
- Search: Use GitHub's search function to quickly locate specific information
- Stay updated: Watch this repository for notifications about important updates
- Report issues: Found something outdated or incorrect? Submit an issue
- Suggest improvements: Use GitHub Discussions for ideas and feedback
- Make edits: Click the pencil icon (✏️) on any page to edit directly, or submit a pull request
- Join conversations: Connect with lab members on Slack
- GitHub Issues: For troubleshooting, requests, and lab meeting topics
- GitHub Discussions: For broader conversations and feedback
- Slack: For day-to-day lab communication (genome-protist.slack.com)
docs/: Source files for the [Alcalá Lab Handbook] including:- Lab policies and expectations
- Computing resources and best practices
- Safety protocols and training materials
- Communication guidelines and on-boarding information
protocols/: Comprehensive collection of lab protocols, including culture maintenance, custom procedures, and commonly used commercial kit protocolsequipment_manuals/: Equipment documentation and user manualslab_safety_docs/: Safety training materials and documentation
.readthedocs.yml: Configuration for the Alcalá Lab Handbook websitemkdocs.yml: Configuration file for MkDocs documentation generation
archive/: Historical documents and archived materialsimg/: Images and media files used throughout the documentation