Lab Archival System

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* uses a single Google Spreadsheet to keep a record of current and past Lab members.
* uses a single Google Spreadsheet to keep a record of current and past Lab members.
* uses a Python script to grab the Google Spreadsheet information onto a HTML for web display. Provides a printer-friendly version too.
* uses a Python script to grab the Google Spreadsheet information onto a HTML for web display. Provides a printer-friendly version too.
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* Codes and documentation on how to do this will be available soon.
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* a sanitized code and some documentation of how this can be done is found [http://info.gersteinlab.org/Grabbing_Google_Docs_information_with_a_Python#GoogleSpreadsheet_Class here].
2) [http://papers.gersteinlab.org/ Papers' Page]
2) [http://papers.gersteinlab.org/ Papers' Page]
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<br>'''ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:'''
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<br>'''Please acknowledge "Gersteinlab@Yale" if you have used this in your own work. Greatly appreciate this. Thanks!'''
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<br>'''Please acknowledge "Gersteinlab@Yale" if you have adapted or used this. Greatly appreciate that!'''

Latest revision as of 16:09, 14 September 2011

Currently, these are the resources from the Lab that utilize Google Docs API for archiving and maintenance.

1) People's Page

  • uses a single Google Spreadsheet to keep a record of current and past Lab members.
  • uses a Python script to grab the Google Spreadsheet information onto a HTML for web display. Provides a printer-friendly version too.
  • a sanitized code and some documentation of how this can be done is found here.

2) Papers' Page

  • the Gersteinlab publishes a gargantuan amount of papers.
  • this uses Google Spreadsheet to keep a record of all the papers being published by the Gersteinlab.
  • a sanitized code and some documentation of how this can be done is found here.

3) Lectures' Page

  • scientific seminars and lectures given by people in the Gersteinlab are consolidated here.
  • this uses similar idea and layout as the Papers' Page.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
Please acknowledge "Gersteinlab@Yale" if you have adapted or used this. Greatly appreciate that!

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