Until now, the URL with a video of a talk on NoiseChisel was correctly
pointing to the most recent recorded presentation (at IAP), but the
description in the text still mentioned the previous recorded talk at
(at IIA in 2019).

With this commit, this has been corrected.

This issue was reported by Pedram Ashofte Ardakani.

Until now, I was using an almost three year old video link to
introduce NoiseChisel. But a more recent version of the talk was
recorded recently.

With this commit, I am now linking to the more recent talk.

I noticed that while I had added all my academic institutes in the
box, the Shiraz University logo was missing! So it was added with this
commit.

It is easier to read with this edit.

Until now, I had put "Tenure Track" with starting capital letters
which doesn't fit into the text, and I was missing an "in" before
"Shiraz, Iran" in the "About me" window.

Both have been fixed with this commit.

Until now, there was no link to the Tohoku University and Shiraz
University institutes were I got my M.Sc/PhD and B.Sc. On the other
hand, there were links to my postdoc institutes. This was
inconsistent. Also, the CEFCA icon on the top page was not
transparent, so the white background would show!

With this commit links to Shiraz University and Tohoku University have
been added in the "About me", the CEFCA logos now have a transparent
background.

Until now, I was only thanking the funding institutes, so instead of
CRAL and Tohoku University, I was thanking ERC and MEXT
respectively. But this doesn't look fair (since I actually stayed in
CRAL and Tohoku University), so they are now also thanked.

Maybe later, I will separate funding agencies from host institutes.

The "Research" page link contents can get out of date very soon and
maintaining it as my research evolves is not easy. So for the time
being, I just removed the link to the page from the top bar of all the
pages.

I also noticed that the copyright years hadn't been updated and that
the name of IAC and its logo were still in the title of the pages and
in the icon. All these have also been edited for CEFCA with this
commit.

I will be starting my new work contract at CEFCA from tomorrow
(September 15th), so it was necessary to update the top-level
description on my webpage.

It was a long time I hadn't updated the first paragraph of the
webpage, so I added a small link and descriptin of what I am doing in
Euclid. I also updated the video link for Maneage to a more recent
talk that is available on YouTube.

Also, to help in easy edits later, I changed the style of the first
page to be one sentence-per-line.

In my software projects, I hadn't put any link to the Maneage webpage
through its logo. This has thus been added with this commit.

Until now, I was using a search query to show the list of my papers in
ADS. But the resulting URL was far too long and could cause problems
on some systems. So I made a devoted ADS library for my publications
and now simply point to that link.

Until now, The ADS URL was only focused on astronomy, but the recent
Maneage paper is classified as "General" in ADS, so I had to improve
the search URL.

With the public availablility of the Maneage paper on arXiv and the
Maneage webpage, it was necessary to replace the old links with new
ones. Also, I noticed that I had forgot to add my last two papers in
the reproducible research page.

Until now it was the default "best match" mode, not always printing
the most recent results (which are more relevant here).

The copyright year hadn't been updated since entering 2020, it has
been corrected with this commit.

Until now I was pointing to Gitlab for Maneage (previously:
reproducible paper template), but we now have a name and webpage for
it which is now corrected.

The `.' after `Dr.' was removed so it is not interpretted as a
sentence by automatic webpage parsers.

It was slightly edited to be more clear and easy to read.

Many people won't read the full text of the first page, so it now
starts with a fast 1-paragraph, formally written summary to give
people the basic information they may want.

This is good for some cases like the Google Knowledge Panel.

The two papers came out in the last two weeks: one by my self, and one
by the team at the IAA, so it was worth mentioning them in the
reproducible-science page.

Also, the `rsync' command to upload the pages will now ignore syncing
PDFs (since they are usually updated manually and don't need to be
under version control).

Until now the RDA link was pointing to the RDA news article that was a
list of all the institutes. But since they published a blog post
specifically for my project, the link now points there.

The old link is kept for future refernece if necessary.

The link to Gitlab on the top page needed the viewer to sign-in to
Gitlab. So it was corrected to point the page that doesn't need login.

A link to my two talks (one on NoiseChisel and one on the pipeline) at
the IIA was added to the top page. Also the slides were updated.

When I was describing the New York time paper that mentions that
article, I had forgot to actually add a link to the paper
itself. Therefore, a short description of the paper has been added.

In the last spell check I mistakenly ignored `ofcourse'. It is now
corrected.

Boud Roukema kindly pointed out some typos in the page. So I ran a
spell check and fixed them.

Yahya Sefidbakht introduced this article.

Since the paper was more related to data aquisition, it was moved to
that part of the page.

This nice article was introduced by Yahya Sefidbakht.

I randomly came up with Pinga-lab's template for a reproducible paper
that has many similarities to ours.

Some typos were found and fixed.

A line was added to share the news of the RDA grant.

The template slides have also been updated to the version I will be
presenting at the IAC shortly.

In Spanish its common to summarize "street" (or "Calle") as `C/'. But
this makes the address look cryptic to a foreign viewer. This has been
corrected with this commit.

Until now I was linking to the classic ADS webpage. But from October,
it will not be supported anymore, so the link was modified to point to
the new version of ADS, which also has a new logo.

Also, the `reproducible-paper.pdf' file was updated.

These papers were suggested by Boud Roukema and David Valls-Gabaud.

David Valls-Gabaud introduced this nice book which is a good review
and analysis of some reproducible research methods.

The slides were updated slightly to better descibe the template.