Source for the PsychAD Consortium website, published at https://psych-ad.org/.
Maintained by Donghoon Lee (@hoondy).
The PsychAD Consortium seeks to deepen our understanding of neuropsychiatric symptoms (NPS) in Alzheimer's disease (AD), related dementias (ADRD), and serious mental illnesses (SMIs) by exploring shared and distinct biological pathways underlying these disorders. By combining epidemiological data with advanced multi-omic and systems biology approaches, PsychAD aims to uncover biomarkers and therapeutic targets that can improve diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of NPS. The work is supported by the National Institute on Aging via PAR-23-207 and RFA-MH-19-510.
A static Jekyll site deployed with GitHub Pages.
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
_pages/ |
Page content: home, Research, Data, People, Grants, 404 |
_data/navigation.yml |
Top navigation menu |
_includes/ |
Custom <head> snippets, footer, and reveal script |
assets/css/main.scss |
Custom design system (brand palette, hero, cards, tables) |
assets/images/ |
Logos, figures, icons, and journal marks |
_config.yml |
Global site configuration |
The visual design lives in assets/css/main.scss, which defines the brand color palette (derived from the network-brain logo), typography, hero, stat band, cards, and table styling.
GitHub Pages builds the site automatically on push to master. To preview changes locally you need Ruby 3.x (the github-pages gem does not support Ruby 2.x or 4.x):
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serveThen open http://localhost:4000/.
Note: when viewing a built page directly from
_site/via afile://URL the styles will appear broken, because the site uses absolute (/assets/...) paths. Always preview throughjekyll serve(or any local web server) instead.