Resources

We are always looking for skilled, motivated, and kind people who would like to conduct research. Are you interested in joining our team. Here you can find information that may be relevant.

Science communication starts with appreciating visualization of your research results. Find out here how to get started building prettier figures for your manuscript, poster, or talk. Learn about colors and other things.

Some experience with computer programming is a significant plus for any undergraduate volunteer or graduate student. Find out here how to get started and more.

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Tutorials that aim to provide an easy introduction into methodological approaches. Topics include: Linear-nonlinear modeling, analysis of scale-free properties of time series, etc.

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