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Redesign portfolio around papers and doctoral thesis - #60
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The homepage now introduces Kaisar's work through questions from his published papers and doctoral thesis, with direct routes to infection research, clinical studies, ancient genomes, and reef fish transcriptomics. Short summaries beside existing figures lead to journal articles and the public thesis record.
Main navigation is reduced to Home, Research, Publications, CV, and Contact. Clinical Practice and Diagnostic Medicine remain linked from the homepage. Research gains section navigation and a dedicated TE section that distinguishes Okinawa field photographs from the experimental fish dataset collected in Australia. Publications gains a subject guide above the existing record.
Existing Huxley quotations and their source links are preserved. Shared styling uses quiet paper surfaces, readable typography, a shorter image banner, and responsive reading layouts.
Validation: page metadata, quote preservation, and referenced image paths checked. Jekyll build and site quality workflow validate the generated pages.