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In this 'How to' Comment, @gribblelab.org gives advice on how to think about one's academic website and how to go about building one. #AcademicWebsite
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How to design your academic website - Nature Human Behaviour
An academic website serves as both a public-facing window on the world wide web and an important internal laboratory resource. In this ‘How to’ piece, I outline how to build your academic website, including what content to include, and ways to build and launch your site.
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September 23, 2025 at 7:32 PM
That's a few things about myself, thanks for reading along.

I will try to keep this space more updated in the future, you can reach me here or swing by my website: pizzigolot.to 🌐.

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Alessandro Pizzigolotto: Home
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March 31, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Academic websites age like field notes: half archive, half promise, half broken link.

Yes, that is too many halves. That is the point.

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Michael Ahn Paarlberg, Ph.D., is an associate professor of political science at Virginia Commonwealth University and an associate fellow with the Institute for Policy Studies who studies migration…
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Critical geographer. Extractivism, territory, rights, anti-coloniality. Research in Bolivia, teaching at Durham.
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