This website is currently hosted at the University of Chicago.
The group website has information on current group members, high-level overviews of research projects, representative publications, etc. It is designed to provide a brod, but not comprehensive view of the lab activities, as opposed to a fuly exhaustive description. Hopefully this will make it easier to keep things up to date.
For the same reason, "news" is linked externally as a Medium publication. If you are in the lab, you can and should also consdider creating a Medium account and becoming an editor of that publication so that you can write news updates for yourself and others in the lab.
The first time, you must create a new branch, as follows. Everyone in the "Current Team" team should have permissions to create a branch on master. If you don't have permissions to do so, ask Nick.
Create the branch and switch to it.
git checkout -b [name of your branch]
Subsequently, and whenever making future edits, you can simply change to your branch:
git pull master(Make sure you have the latest version, or you may get unnecessary merge conflicts!)git checkout [name of your branch]- make changes in your local branch
git commit -a -m [put a meaningful description of changes]- git push
- create a new pull request here from your branch to master.