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 Search for equipment in the upper right.  If a page does not exist on a piece of equipment then you can create it. Our [[StemNode User Manual| User Manual]] will help get you started.
 ==About==
-Stemnode was made to make lab managers and graduate students live easier.  If we share failures and training material rather than repeating mistakes, then we can progress science faster, get knowledge outside the paywall...and maybe even graduate sooner.  Our pages are open for contribution and creation, but recognize authors which can help others know what your lab is capable of and create opportunities for partnerships.
+Stemnode was made to make lab manager's and graduate student's live easier.  If we share failures and training material rather than repeating mistakes, then we can progress science faster, get knowledge outside the paywall...and maybe even graduate sooner.  Our pages are open for contribution and creation, but recognize authors which can help others know what your lab is capable of and create opportunities for partnerships.
 == Stemnode Diagrams ==
 Stemnode diagrams are in alpha testing.  The diagrams allow equipment, methods, or other systems to be mapped out, combined, or subsystems explored. Learn more at [[Stemnode Diagrams]].

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 ==Mission==
-To enhance the sharing knowledge of knowledge on scientific equipment and methods and make research more efficient.
+To enhance the sharing of knowledge on scientific equipment & methods, pay forward lessons learned, and make research more efficient.
 ==How to Use==

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 ==Mission==
-To enhance the sharing knowledge of knowledge on scientific equipment and make research more efficient.
+To enhance the sharing knowledge of knowledge on scientific equipment and methods and make research more efficient.
 ==How to Use==

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	==About==		==About==
	Stemnode was made to make lab managers and graduate students live easier. If we share failures and training material rather than repeating mistakes, then we can progress science faster, get knowledge outside the paywall...and maybe even graduate sooner. Our pages are open for contribution and creation, but recognize authors which can help others know what your lab is capable of and create opportunities for partnerships.		Stemnode was made to make lab managers and graduate students live easier. If we share failures and training material rather than repeating mistakes, then we can progress science faster, get knowledge outside the paywall...and maybe even graduate sooner. Our pages are open for contribution and creation, but recognize authors which can help others know what your lab is capable of and create opportunities for partnerships.
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		+	== Stemnode Diagrams ==
		+	Stemnode diagrams are in alpha testing. The diagrams allow equipment, methods, or other systems to be mapped out, combined, or subsystems explored. Learn more at [[Stemnode Diagrams]].

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-Welcome to Stemnode!
+Welcome to Stemnode; A Collaborative Equipment User Manual.
 ==Mission==
-To make research more collaborative by sharing scientific methods and common mistakes we have made in performing those methods.  This will help build uniformity of methods and make the research community more efficient.
+To enhance the sharing knowledge of knowledge on scientific equipment and make research more efficient.
 ==About==
-Stemnode was made by graduate students, for graduate students, so that we can help each other out.  If we build on each other's work rather than repeat it then we can progress science faster, get knowledge outside the paywall...and maybe even graduate sooner.  By recognizing authors, it also helps professors get recognition for what their labs are capable of and therefore helps potential partners and funders find them.
+Stemnode was made to make lab managers and graduate students live easier.  If we share failures and training material rather than repeating mistakes, then we can progress science faster, get knowledge outside the paywall...and maybe even graduate sooner.  Our pages are open for contribution and creation, but recognize authors which can help others know what your lab is capable of and create opportunities for partnerships.

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-Welcome to StemNode!
+Welcome to Stemnode!
 ==Mission==
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 ==About==
-STEMnode is two complimentary websites; STEMnode.com and Reviews.STEMnode.com .  STEMnode.com provides systems of systems diagrams to break down the complexity of science and technology.  Each node in STEMnode.com represents a system. Each node can also link to a page on Reviews.STEMnode.com.  In this way the nodes serve to reduce redundant content by setting the boundaries of what each review should cover.
+Stemnode is two complimentary websites; Stemnode.org and wiki.stemnode.org .  Stemnode.org provides systems of systems diagrams to break down the complexity of science and technology.  Each node in Stemnode.org represents a system. Each node can also link to a page on wiki.stemnode.org.  In this way the nodes serve to reduce redundant content by setting the boundaries of what each review should cover.
-STEMnode was made by graduate students for graduate students to share and build on each other's literature reviews.  Graduate students in STEM in the United States alone produce literature reviews that exceed the size of English Wikipedia every two years (Citation).  Imagine if we combined our work and built on each other's work; we can progress science faster, get knowledge outside the paywall...and maybe graduate sooner.
+Stemnode was made by graduate students for graduate students to share and build on each other's literature reviews.  Graduate students in STEM in the United States alone produce literature reviews that exceed the size of English Wikipedia every two years (Citation).  Imagine if we combined our work and built on each other's work; we can progress science faster, get knowledge outside the paywall...and maybe graduate sooner.
-STEMnode.com diagrams are composed of two primary components; nodes and flows.  There are two types of nodes; circular nodes represent systems that convert inputs into outputs, and square nodes represent storage
+Stemnode.org diagrams are composed of three primary components; nodes, ports, and flows.  There are two types of nodes; circular nodes represent systems that convert inputs into outputs, and square nodes represent storage
 ==How to Use==
 Our [[User Manual]] will help get you started

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