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<!-- The "includes" below are templates for the different sections of the
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member profile pages. Each document returns an R object that contains the
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necessary HTML elements to render the section.
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member profile pages. Each document returns one or several R objects that
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contains the necessary HTML elements to render the section.
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1. You can modify these templates to change the layout or content of each section. This will change the layout of all member profiles the next time the site is built.
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- Make sure to keep using the HTMLtools functions like `div()`, `p()`, `img()`, etc. to create the HTML structure if you are creating an R object. Otherwise, the HTML will not render correctly--extra <a> tags will be added to your elements and this messes with spacing. Raw HTML, however, will work as expected.
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2. You can also create new templates for additional sections if needed.
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3. If you want to add some custom content for an individual member, you can do so directly in the member's .QMD file, outside of the includes. You will then need to insert the new R object containing HTML into the `profile` object below.
<p class="card-text">Professor at the Department of Psychology, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany. Managing director of the LMU Open Science Center and board member of the META-REP priority program ("A meta-scientific research program to analyse and optimise replicability in the behavioral, social, and cognitive Sciences"). Interested in Open Science, Metascience, implicit motives, machine learning, responsible research assessment (CoARA), solarpunk, piano, and cooking.</p>
<p class="card-text">Malika Ihle is the LMU Open Science Center Coordinator, supporting the scientific board in developing a comprehensive approach to open research that extends across all disciplines, using both bottom-up and top-down strategies. Her role is to provide peer-to-peer training and develop an open research curriculum, coordinate grassroots initiatives and organise various events such as seminars and conferences, support meta-research collaborations, liaise with local, national (e.g. the German Reproducibility Network (GRN)), and international stakeholders to inform the design of incentives and policies, and co-develop a strategic plan to make the LMU Open Science Center a sustainable entity.</p>
This page will have some graphics and information about how many members we have, how many are active, etc. It will also link to the leadership, staff, etc. pages
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