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I'm currently working to transfer all the information from the crash course onto this wiki. Here's why I think that's a good idea:
 * It's easier to access a website than a file on a stored drive.
 * Edits to this wiki will be available immediately, not just when new versions are uploaded.
 * A wiki is more scalable than a document.
 * A lot of the things currently buried in the Box drive could potentially be moved here. For example, user pages could replace user slides, there could be a page for presentation schedules, etc.
 * A wiki is easier to search for specific information.
 * This wiki is hosted by a non-profit organization (Miraheze)
 * You can edit this wiki from the same place that you read it.
 * This runs on the exact same backend as Wikipedia, which means you can learn how to edit Wikipedia articles―a valuable way to give back to the community.

Here is a list of some of the headings found in the old crash-course document. Red links have no content at all yet. Please feel free to help contribute. We just ask that you read the editing guidelines first.
 * Intro to Research
 * Lab Safety
 * Coherent Diffraction Imaging
 * Signal Processing
 * Guide to scientific coding
 * Plane-wave CDI algorithms
 * Ptychography algorithms
 * Phase retrieval tips and tricks
 * Working with Optics
 * How to read scientific papers
 * How to present research
 * List of useful acronyms
 * List of useful software and web resources

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For the bureaucrat(s) of this wiki
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I still don't understand X!
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