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Authorea aims to make research writing and dissemination more effective and modern for all of research. That means academic research as well as tech, biotech, pharma, real estate, and financial research, to mention a few. One question we receive almost across all groups when discussing how Authorea might be able to help researchers is: "Can we customize the appearance of articles and profile pages to use on our own site?" Our answer: "Yes, soon." Today, we're happy to introduce the ability for groups, labs, teams, private companies, and large organizations to customize the appearance of their organization page as well as their documents (see Fig \ref{303825}). This group-based feature is currently available only to licensed groups (see pricing page).

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Here we describe "Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Medicine" (IEMed), a short elective course that exposed medical students to innovation and entrepreneurship in digital health.IntroductionEntrepreneurial and software-driven technology companies, known as "tech", are reinventing established industries, including transportation, national defense, and even healthcare. For the past three years, investment in digital health - a broad category of tech including analytics, biosensing, population health management, medical records, and software-driven devices - has exceeded $4B annually. However, implementation of techology into clinical workflow has been slow.Medical students and young physicians are well positioned to contribute to tech's foray into biomedicine for two reasons. First, they are comfortable with technology, which permeates most aspects of their lives as consumers. Second, they possess insight about unmet clinical needs and care delivery.Unfortunately, medical students are not exposed to opportunities in tech even though industry efforts can represent "translational research in its rawest form".ApproachTo address this problem, we created an elective course for second-year medical students at our institution (a private medical school in a large metropolitan city in the United States) called IEMed, which was held in the fall semester and lasted three months. We developed the following learning objectives:Assess a startup using the business model canvas as a framework.Learn about healthcare economics and reimbursement.Appreciate how behavioral economics assesses decision-making.Review advances in digital health and health information technology.Survey accelerators, incubators, and other startup resources.Learn about patents and the fundamentals of intellectual property.Understand the role of angel, seed, & venture capital investors.Meet like-minded students, clinicians, engineers, and startup founders.See how academic clinicians collaborate with the tech industry.Nine students enrolled in 2014, and ten students enrolled in 2015. Each learning objective was explored through a lecture and Q&A featuring a guest speaker with relevant experience. Sessions were also accompanied by suggested readings. We recorded videos of several sessions to provide educational assets to a broader audience. The full course schedule, reading materials, and videos of select sessions were available through a course website.Students also completed a project in teams of three. Each team selected and evaluated a startup company using the "business model canvas": a visual chart describing market strategy, value proposition, infrastructure, customers, finances, etc. ( Figure 1). Each week, teams focused on one component of the canvas, learned more about their startup by conducting research online, or speaking with founders of the startup and/or potential customers, and shared their findings with the class. We also connected medical students with MBA students at our institution's business school to provide input. At the end of the course, teams presented their canvases and discussed clinical implementation and business development strategies.

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LAST NAME, FIRST MIDDLE. Title here–Not all caps—only cap the first letter of the important words. (Under the direction of committee chair name, or co-chairs).Start abstract text here. This text is double-spaced – or space ½ whatever the spacing is for the main body of your document. This is different than the secondary header that is above. The secondary header is single-spaced. Remember, max # of words is 600 for the ETD file.

ResumenEl fenómeno de los clíticos marginales ha sido estudiado en distintas lenguas romances y en lenguas como el griego moderno (Spitzer, 1941; Bibis & Roberge, 2004; Espinal, 2009; Leivada & Grohmann, 2014; entre otros). En español rioplatense, el clítico marginal la ocurre de manera productiva en verbos como zurdearla, kirchneriarla y hipiarla, preferentemente en un registro informal...Palabras clave: clíticos marginales, morfema -ear, español rioplatense, objetos nulos.AbstractThe marginal clitics phenomena has been studied in several Romance languages and languages like Modern Greek (Spitzer, 1941; Bibis & Roberge, 2004; Espinal, 2009; Leivada & Grohmann, 2014; among other authors). In Rioplantense Spanish, the marginal clitic la (3.sg.Acc.fem) occurs productively in verbs such as zurdearla (‘left-ear it’), kirchneriarla (‘Kirchner-ear it’) y hipiarla (‘hippie-ear it’), principally in informal register…Keywords: marginal clitics, -ear morpheme, Argentinean Spanish, null objects.Planteamiento del problemaLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin at massa quis ante hendrerit efficitur eget eu lacus. Phasellus at augue condimentum, imperdiet felis vitae, consequat lectus. Sed posuere semper ultrices. Praesent ac dui purus. Proin rhoncus erat massa, vitae tristique mi tristique vel. Aenean eget mattis dolor, ut blandit enim. Quisque cursus nisi sem, in pulvinar diam iaculis id \cite{Wagner_2010}.In luctus sit amet odio eget venenatis. Donec nunc dui, sagittis sed neque ac, aliquet convallis ligula. Vivamus ornare, sapien in viverra lobortis, odio tortor sagittis tortor, et elementum ex enim at arcu. Pellentesque tincidunt velit non mauris euismod, sed mollis nulla varius. Proin porttitor pretium magna ac congue. Morbi congue pharetra leo et hendrerit. Morbi laoreet varius lectus, eget aliquam ligula venenatis ut. Proin urna mauris, auctor in lacus quis, venenatis rutrum turpis. Maecenas vitae mauris sit amet purus cursus tincidunt nec id mauris.

This example manuscript is intended to serve as a tutorial and template for authors to use when writing their own AAS Journal articles with Authorea. The manuscript includes a history of   and documents the new features in the previous version, 6.0, as well as the new features in version 6.1. This manuscript includes figure and table examples to illustrate these new features. AUTHOREA FEATURES A RICH TEXT EDITOR SO THAT YOU CAN WRITE IN LATEX, MARKDOWN, OR RICH TEXT AND RENDER DIRECTLY ON THE WEB. AUTHOREA SUPPORTS AND RENDERS THE VAST MAJORITY OF LATEX NOTATION NEEDED FOR AAS JOURNAL ARTICLES. A FEW FEATURES PROVIDED BY AASTEX V6.1. THAT ARE NOT AVAILABLE IN AUTHOREA HAVE BEEN LISTED IN THIS DOCUMENT. Authors are welcome replace the text, tables, figures, and bibliography with their own and submit the resulting manuscript to the AAS Journals peer review system. The first lesson in the tutorial is to remind authors that the AAS Journals, the Astrophysical Journal (ApJ), the Astrophysical Journal Letters (ApJL), and Astronomical Journal (AJ), all have a 250 word limit for the abstract. If you exceed this length the Editorial office will ask you to shorten it.

This example manuscript is intended to serve as a tutorial and template for authors to use when writing their own AAS Journal articles with Authorea. The manuscript includes a history of   and documents the new features in the previous version, 6.0, as well as the new features in version 6.1. This manuscript includes figure and table examples to illustrate these new features. AUTHOREA FEATURES A RICH TEXT EDITOR SO THAT YOU CAN WRITE IN LATEX, MARKDOWN, OR RICH TEXT AND RENDER DIRECTLY ON THE WEB. AUTHOREA SUPPORTS AND RENDERS THE VAST MAJORITY OF LATEX NOTATION NEEDED FOR AAS JOURNAL ARTICLES. A FEW FEATURES PROVIDED BY AASTEX V6.1. THAT ARE NOT AVAILABLE IN AUTHOREA HAVE BEEN LISTED IN THIS DOCUMENT. Authors are welcome replace the text, tables, figures, and bibliography with their own and submit the resulting manuscript to the AAS Journals peer review system. The first lesson in the tutorial is to remind authors that the AAS Journals, the Astrophysical Journal (ApJ), the Astrophysical Journal Letters (ApJL), and Astronomical Journal (AJ), all have a 250 word limit for the abstract. If you exceed this length the Editorial office will ask you to shorten it.

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The power of the atomAt the beginning of the 20th century, major advancements in our understanding of fundamental physics led scientists to the discovery of nuclear energy. An unprecedented amount of power could in principle be released by combining (nuclear fusion) or breaking (nuclear fission) certain atomic species under special conditions. Nuclear fusion in particular was understood to be the process powering the immense luminosity of stars, including our Sun. Nuclear fusion is the energy source illuminating our Universe.Why so much energy?Burning fossil fuels releases chemical energy. This chemical energy is stored in the mild electromagnetic interactions between atoms in a compound. Nuclear energy, on the other hand, comes from the very central regions of the atom.  As the name suggests, it is stored in the nuclei, which are kept together by the strong force. The strong force is much stronger than all the other forces, including the electromagnetic one. As a result, nuclear fuel has an energy density about ten million times larger than chemical fuel. If your car was running on nuclear fuel, its gas mileage would be something like hundreds of millions of MPG. From light to darknessThe physics revolution that characterized the first three decades of the 20th century and led to the development of quantum mechanics and nuclear physics, was followed by the second World War. In 1942, the United States started a very ambitious project to build a nuclear weapon. The Manhattan Project, led by Robert Oppenheimer and gathering some of the best physicists on the planet, culminated with the successful Trinity experiment in 1945 (Fig.\ref{982837}). The first detonation of a nuclear weapon was the most shocking demonstration of the great power of science and the scientific method. Only less than a month later, two nuclear bombs were dropped over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, resulting in the end of WWII and the death of hundreds of thousands of people. The sheer destruction inflicted by the atomic bomb left an indelible mark on humankind's consciousness, formally starting a new era in the history of man. An era of greater responsibility. While no nuclear weapons have been purposely used in war ever since, more than 2000 nuclear tests have been performed after the Trinity, Hiroshima and Nagasaki explosions.  

This example manuscript is intended to serve as a tutorial and template for authors to use when writing their own AAS Journal articles with Authorea. The manuscript includes a history of   and documents the new features in the previous version, 6.0, as well as the new features in version 6.1. This manuscript includes figure and table examples to illustrate these new features. AUTHOREA FEATURES A RICH TEXT EDITOR SO THAT YOU CAN WRITE IN LATEX, MARKDOWN, OR RICH TEXT AND RENDER DIRECTLY ON THE WEB. AUTHOREA SUPPORTS AND RENDERS THE VAST MAJORITY OF LATEX NOTATION NEEDED FOR AAS JOURNAL ARTICLES. A FEW FEATURES PROVIDED BY AASTEX V6.1. THAT ARE NOT AVAILABLE IN AUTHOREA HAVE BEEN LISTED IN THIS DOCUMENT. Authors are welcome replace the text, tables, figures, and bibliography with their own and submit the resulting manuscript to the AAS Journals peer review system. The first lesson in the tutorial is to remind authors that the AAS Journals, the Astrophysical Journal (ApJ), the Astrophysical Journal Letters (ApJL), and Astronomical Journal (AJ), all have a 250 word limit for the abstract. If you exceed this length the Editorial office will ask you to shorten it.

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Interdum et malesuada fames ac ante ipsum primis in faucibus. Sed malesuada laoreet varius. Sed varius lectus in hendrerit euismod. Curabitur ultricies magna a quam pharetra consectetur.Discussion and ConclusionsVivamus auctor id nibh sed pharetra. Fusce pellentesque dapibus massa eget varius. Maecenas laoreet nulla vitae hendrerit iaculis. Vestibulum a velit venenatis, facilisis nunc mollis, elementum nulla. Duis at mattis nisi, at feugiat velit. Aliquam congue interdum tincidunt. Nam tempor quam augue, eu lacinia lectus scelerisque vitae.Vivamus auctor id nibh sed pharetra. Fusce pellentesque dapibus massa eget varius. Maecenas laoreet nulla vitae hendrerit iaculis. Vestibulum a velit venenatis, facilisis nunc mollis, elementum nulla. Duis at mattis nisi, at feugiat velit. Aliquam congue interdum tincidunt. Nam tempor quam augue, eu lacinia lectus scelerisque vitae.Vivamus auctor id nibh sed pharetra. Fusce pellentesque dapibus massa eget varius. Maecenas laoreet nulla vitae hendrerit iaculis. Vestibulum a velit venenatis, facilisis nunc mollis, elementum nulla. Duis at mattis nisi, at feugiat velit. Aliquam congue interdum tincidunt. Nam tempor quam augue, eu lacinia lectus scelerisque vitae.Research EthicsVivamus auctor id nibh sed pharetra. Fusce pellentesque dapibus massa eget varius. Maecenas laoreet nulla vitae hendrerit iaculis. Vestibulum a velit venenatis, facilisis nunc mollis, elementum nulla. Duis at mattis nisi, at feugiat velit. Aliquam congue interdum tincidunt. Nam tempor quam augue, eu lacinia lectus scelerisque vitae.Vivamus auctor id nibh sed pharetra. Fusce pellentesque dapibus \cite{Morris_2017}.

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