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# Welcome to the MIST Lab!
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Here are some important information for newcomers and old timers alike
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Here are some important information for newcomers and old timers alike:
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## Slack
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You should register on the lab's messaging platform:
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http://mistlab.slack.com
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Every Monday before 12:00 you should send a report on what you have done
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the week before, and what you plan to do during the week. This should be
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sent to the #reports channel on slack. Please follow the template that all the
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other students are using (you can copy from it from #reports).
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## Meetings
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Every two weeks we will have a lab meeting, where one student will
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present his or her research in rotation. You should attend and provide feedback
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and questions. Slack will send a reminder on the #general channel.
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## Website
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You should provide a three files for the lab's website: a Markdown file
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where you introduce yourself, a person.ini file with your contact data,
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and a landscape picture of yourself. Please look at the enclosed examples and
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take a look at mistlab.ca to see what other students have done.
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## Notebooks
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I love Python notebooks. Whenever you want to share your results, I'd
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like you to do it using notebooks. You will eventually be able to use
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http://jupyter.mistlab.ca for a standard Python3.5 installation of
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JupyterHub if you like
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## [Weekly report](reports) |
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