Hi @3design this change request is ready to go, along with the others labelled red next priority - hopefully we can get these in production Friday
in projects.html:
[x] Cut the bold project names UNDER the thumbnails - too much reduplication. 3 instances (in the upper row of projects)
[x] also cut "Creating international standards for M/EEG analysis" --- this is under "Global EEG Norms"
[x] replace "workgroup" with "project" everywhere it occurs in this page
[x] change project title WHO Initiative on Global Brain Disorders to ->Global Longitudinal Study on Child and Adolescent Brain Development
[x] replace the text blurb for the Malnutrition project with the below:
This project will exhance the studies on malnutrition in early life and its long-term effects on mental health and brain development over the lifespan and across generations. The initial project will focus on the Barbados Nutrition Study, a 50+ year longitudinal study that has followed the children with histories of malnutrition, their offspring and grandchildren and identified intergenerational effects of early life malnutrition and associated behavioral and mental health outcomes. An important aspect is the identification of early brain biomarkers of child malnutrition that predict adverse mental health outcomes in middle and late adulthood.
christinerogers
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2 years ago
Hi @3design this change request is ready to go, along with the others labelled red
next priority- hopefully we can get these in production Fridayin projects.html:
[x] Cut the bold project names UNDER the thumbnails - too much reduplication. 3 instances (in the upper row of projects)
[x] also cut "Creating international standards for M/EEG analysis" --- this is under "Global EEG Norms"
[x] replace "workgroup" with "project" everywhere it occurs in this page
[x] change project title
WHO Initiative on Global Brain Disordersto ->Global Longitudinal Study on Child and Adolescent Brain Development[x] replace the text blurb for the Malnutrition project with the below: This project will exhance the studies on malnutrition in early life and its long-term effects on mental health and brain development over the lifespan and across generations. The initial project will focus on the Barbados Nutrition Study, a 50+ year longitudinal study that has followed the children with histories of malnutrition, their offspring and grandchildren and identified intergenerational effects of early life malnutrition and associated behavioral and mental health outcomes. An important aspect is the identification of early brain biomarkers of child malnutrition that predict adverse mental health outcomes in middle and late adulthood.