ml4spatialbio 2026 workshop website

Static site (plain HTML/CSS, no build step) for the NeurIPS 2026 workshop "Machine Learning for Spatially Resolved High-dimensional Biology".

Files

• index.html — home page (overview, dates, speakers, schedule, organizers, venue)
• cfp.html — call for papers (topics, submission format, dates, OpenReview link placeholder)
• style.css — shared styling
• .nojekyll — tells GitHub Pages to skip the Jekyll build step (not needed for plain HTML)

Publish it on GitHub Pages

1. Create a new public repository on GitHub, e.g. ml4spatialbio2026 (Settings you already chose: personal account, no build tooling).

2. From this folder, initialize and push:

   git init
   git add .
   git commit -m "Initial workshop website"
   git branch -M main
   git remote add origin https://github.com/bbboylux/ml4spatialbio2026.git
   git push -u origin main

3. On GitHub: repo Settings → Pages → under "Build and deployment", set Source to Deploy from a branch, branch main, folder / (root). Save.

4. Your site will be live within a minute or two at:

   https://bbboylux.github.io/ml4spatialbio2026/

Updating content later

• OpenReview submission link: once your venue is live, edit the href="#" on the "OpenReview submission link" button in cfp.html to the real URL.
• Program Committee: currently says "to be announced" on purpose (the real list wasn't finalized when this was built — see the accepted proposal for the preliminary/prospective names). Replace the placeholder note in both index.html and cfp.html with a .grid.cols-2 of .card blocks (copy the pattern used for Organizers) once the PC is confirmed.
• Workshop date/room: replace the <span class="badge tbd">Date TBD</span> badges once NeurIPS assigns your slot.
• Speaker photos: add an images/ folder and <img> tags inside each speaker .card if you want photos.
• Every push to main updates the live site automatically — no rebuild needed.

Local preview

Just open index.html in a browser, or run a tiny local server from this folder:

python -m http.server 8000

then visit http://localhost:8000.