text: 'use strict';(function(){const indexCfg={cache:true};indexCfg.doc={id:'id',field:['title','content'],store:['title','href','section'],};const index=FlexSearch.create('balance',indexCfg);window.bookSearchIndex=index;index.add({'id':0,'href':'/docs/notes/test/test-page/','title':"Test page",'section':"Notes",'content':"Year numbering system #  I use the Holocene Era or Human Era numbering system. It adds exactly 10,000 years to the currently dominant AD/BC or CE/BCE numbering system. It is denoted HE/BHE and allows for all key dates in human history to be listed using a simle increasing date scale - while keeping the transition from the CE calendar easy: you just add the digit \u0026ldquo;1\u0026rdquo; before the current year. Welcome to the year 12,020 HE!  Examples:\n   Human Era year Common Era year Event     1001 HE 9000 BCE Jericho   7301 HE 2700 BCE First pyramid   11460 HE 1460 CE Machu Picchu built   11945 HE 1945 CE United Nations founded    Wonderful illustration of the case for the Human Era (courtesy of kurzgesagt.org):\n  Structured arguments and thoughts, often presented in lists.\nBold, italic, verbatim, strikethrough\nThis is a test. And Hugo Book Shortcodes in an org source file:\nButtons #   Get Home  Contribute  Columns #  Left Content Lorem markdownum insigne. Olympo signis Delphis! Retexi Nereius nova develat stringit, frustra Saturnius uteroque inter! Oculis non ritibus Telethusa protulit, sed sed aere valvis inhaesuro Pallas animam: qui quid, ignes. Miseratus fonte Ditis conubia.  Mid Content Lorem markdownum insigne. Olympo signis Delphis! Retexi Nereius nova develat stringit, frustra Saturnius uteroque inter!  Right Content Lorem markdownum insigne. Olympo signis Delphis! 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And below is display example, having display: block  \\[x = \\begin{cases} a \u0026amp;\\text{if } b \\\\ c \u0026amp;\\text{if } d \\end{cases}\\]  Text continues here.\nThis should also be possible in plain org-mode: π(x) vs \\(\\pi(x)\\) vs \\(\\pi(x)\\)\nThis works, but requires MathJax:\n\\begin{equation} \\label{eq:1} C = W\\log_{2} (1+\\mathrm{SNR}) \\end{equation}\nx = \\begin{cases} a \u0026amp;\\text{if } b c \u0026amp;\\text{if } d \\end{cases}\nGenerate SVG charts and diagrams for text (Mermaid) #   mermaid.initialize({ \"theme\": \"neutral\", \"securityLevel\": \"loose\", \"startOnLoad\": true, \"flowchart\": { \"useMaxWidth\": true, \"htmlLabels\": true, \"curve\": \"basis\", \"nodeSpacing\": \"50\", \"rankSpacing\": \"50\" } } ) sequenceDiagram Alice-Bob: Hello Bob, how are you? alt is sick Bob-Alice: Not so good :( else is well Bob-Alice: Feeling fresh like a daisy end opt Extra response Bob-Alice: Thanks for asking end Tabs #  MacOS MacOS This is tab MacOS content.\nLorem markdownum insigne. 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Miseratus fonte Ditis conubia.\n "});index.add({'id':1,'href':'/docs/projects/','title':"Projects",'section':"Docs",'content':"Current projects #  I am a believer in the principles of Open Science, Open Data and Open Source. Thus, I am currently working on a reproducible way of conducting my research on simulation of Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (FCS) measurements and correcting artifacts using neural networks, such as Convolutional Neural Nets (CNNs). I do not have my workflow fixed yet, but to have an insight in my current approach - and with the principles of Open-notebook science in mind:\nFluotracify - doctoral research project done in a reproducible way\nDescription: In a current project, we apply Deep Learning techniques on Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (FCS) data to correct a variety of hardware- and sample-related artifacts, such as photobleaching, contamination from additional slow moving particles, or sudden drops in intensity because of detector anomalies.\nConference talks #   Seltmann A, Eggeling C, Waithe D. Automated, User-independent Correction of Artifacts in Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy Measurements using Convolutional Neural Networks. Quantitative BioImaging Conference (QBI); 2020 Jan 6-9; Oxford, UK  "});index.add({'id':2,'href':'/posts/test-post/','title':"Test post",'section':"Posts",'content':"Test post text.\n"});})();