Rogalendingen

• Events held by Wikimedia UK
• Monthly events - Women in Red UoE
• Template:Translated page
• My first event as a trainer
• Inspirational talk with Jess Wade

This is based on and partly copied directly (templates, image and categories) from the training Stinglehammer often gives during the monthly women in red workshops (they are really good and open for everyone).

I am currently at a training session run by the society for experimental biology. We focus on, among others, women scientists that do not have a Wikipedia article, like Ann Oaks.

• Women scientists
• Evolution
• Women football players

• Mathematical biology

When citing scientific articles, it is better to use the DOI, not the URL. Same with Pubmed identifier and ISBN for books.

This is an interesting article about the genetic composition of an exponentially growing cell population.^[1]

I can also reuse my reference later in the article.^[1]

• This is a new user
• Infobox Wikipedia user (for your own userpage)
• Infobox person (for generic biography articles)
• new user article (for putting on Talk pages of articles you have newly published in the Wikipedia main space).

 

I will do a keyword search of the 85 million free to use images in Wikipedia's sister project, Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. I can upload my own 'open-licensed' images to Wikimedia Commons if they are my own work, public domain or CC-0, CC-BY or CC-BY-SA licensed. I can look for open licensed images using image search aggregator tools like the Creative Commons "CC Search tool" and filtering my search for Public domain, CC-0, CC-BY or CC-BY-SA images.

These appear at the foot of the Wikipedia page and are added to published pages in the Wikipedia main article space. You can find categories in the Visual Editor dropdown menu indicated with 3 horizontal lines.