Please redesign the Software page of my AcademicPages/Jekyll website to focus almost exclusively on my main bioinformatics software project: SCALPEL.

Repository: https://github.com/franzake/franzake.github.io

SCALPEL repository: https://github.com/plasslab/SCALPEL

Goals:

  • Modern academic software showcase
  • Clean Stanford/OpenAI-style aesthetic
  • Compact and elegant
  • Research/software engineering oriented
  • Strong visual presentation
  • GitHub Pages compatible

Requirements:

  1. Remove the current bulky text-heavy “Major Projects” layout.
  2. The main and primary software showcased should be: SCALPEL (Single-Cell Alternative Polyadenylation and Isoform Exploration)
  3. Use the SCALPEL GitHub repository to gather:
  • project description
  • workflow overview
  • key functionalities
  • technologies
  • relevant figures/images
  • README assets
  1. Include a preview image from the SCALPEL GitHub repository directly on the page. this image show the SCALPEL pipeline
  2. Create a modern compact project card layout similar to a startup/software showcase.

Desired structure:

SCALPEL

Short scientific/software summary.

[ Preview image on the right or top ]

Key Features:

  • Isoform quantification at single-cell resolution
  • Alternative polyadenylation analysis
  • Differential isoform usage analysis
  • Reproducible Nextflow workflows
  • Scalable HPC/cloud execution
  • nf-core-oriented design principles

Technologies: Nextflow · Python · R · Docker · Singularity · scRNA-seq

Links: [GitHub] [Documentation] [Paper if available]

  1. Keep the page visually light and readable.
  2. Avoid giant blocks of text.
  3. Add subtle separators/cards.
  4. Responsive design for mobile.
  5. Remove the old “RNA-seq Fusion Detection Workflows” section entirely.
  6. Add GitHub badges if visually clean:
  • stars
  • license
  • workflow status
  • last commit
  1. Add a concise scientific/software engineering summary: “SCALPEL is a scalable computational framework for transcript isoform quantification and alternative polyadenylation analysis at single-cell resolution.”
  2. Styling goals:
  • compact cards
  • subtle borders
  • modern typography
  • image rounded corners
  • no oversized sections
  • elegant spacing
  1. Keep all modifications compatible with: bundle exec jekyll serve
  2. Generate all required HTML/CSS/Markdown edits directly.
  3. If possible, add:
  • hover effect on the project card
  • clickable GitHub repository button
  • compact feature badges
  • small technology pills
  1. The final result should resemble:
  • a modern computational biology software portfolio
  • an academic software showcase
  • a polished research engineering page suitable for Stanford and industry AI/bioinformatics visibility.