Owlstown Newsletter

Share this post

šŸ¦‰ Owlstown Newsletter #38

newsletter.owlstown.com

šŸ¦‰ Owlstown Newsletter #38

Ian Li
Feb 27, 2022
Share this post

šŸ¦‰ Owlstown Newsletter #38

newsletter.owlstown.com

Hello Owlstowners! Here’s your update of what’s happening in Owlstown. Your feedback, bug reports, and praises continue to inspire me to keep improving Owlstown, so don’t hesitate to email me atĀ hello@owlstown.com or message me on Twitter.

Cheers,

Ian šŸ¦‰

What's new

The Find & Import Publications feature uses the Semantic Scholar API. Importing a publication now includes the abstract and links to DOI, ArXiv, PubMed, and Corpus (when available).

You can set the alternative text of picture blocks. This makes images on your website more accessible to people.

You can embed TikTok videos on your website. Check out Dr. Gunter on TikTok.

You can embed PDF files on your website. Only available for Owlstown Pro users.

From the community

Join the Twitter community "Websites for Scientists" for discussions on strategy and tips for scientists to build their website and leverage their online presence. Moderated by @brttnytrnh, @HigherEdPR, and yours truly.

Jacqueline Shaia shared Recovering from Perfectionism and guest blog post by Meagan Taylor.

Charly Leblanc shared PhD Resources.

Cathy Kilburn wrote a blog post based on her conference presentation: ā€œI’m a big boy now, and big boys don’t cry!ā€: Peer reinforcement of gender stereotypes within pre-school settings

Share this post

šŸ¦‰ Owlstown Newsletter #38

newsletter.owlstown.com
Comments
TopNew

No posts

Ready for more?

Ā© 2023 Ian Li
Privacy āˆ™ Terms āˆ™ Collection notice
Start WritingGet the app
SubstackĀ is the home for great writing