Explore Neurotree.org to understand its main purpose in mapping academic relationships. Identify what types of network analyses or data insights the website provides beyond just searching for people. Additionally, find out how the project demonstrates its academic credibility, such as through scientific publications or presentations.
Navigate to Neurotree.org. Go to the 'About' or 'Help' section to understand the website's primary function. Navigate to the 'Analysis' section to identify and list the distinct types of network analyses or data categories offered. On the 'Analysis' page, locate information indicating the project's academic credibility (e.g., links to papers or posters). Synthesize the gathered information to answer the task questions.
State that the primary purpose of Neurotree.org is to map academic lineage and mentorship connections, particularly within neuroscience. List at least three distinct types of analyses or data categories offered by the website (e.g., 'Node connection strength', 'Clusters', 'Neurotree growth', 'Academic canopy', 'Area index', 'Institution index', 'Fun facts', 'Contributors'). State that the project's academic credibility is demonstrated by its 'poster from the FORCE 2016 meeting' or its 'paper published in PLoS One'.