I am in the processing of doing a complete overhaul of the Web-based laboratory. The site has been due for some editing for a while; the page about me still lists me as an “incoming graduate student,” though I just started my third year.
More importantly, though, I want to make the website more interesting.
Though I’ve collected some very good data, leading to two publications already with several more on their way, the experiments I’m currently interested in running require more participants. Right now I get about 30-40 participants a day. For the new experiments to work, I need closer to 100 per day.
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