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Getting Access

Most lab pages are open to everyone. Some pages are only for lab members or for the people on a project. This page tells you what each page needs and how to ask for access.

Electron microscopy reconstruction of a dendrite and surrounding tissue

What Each Page Needs

Find the page you want. The tag tells you how to get in.

Open to everyone

The Home page, Lab Projects list, Onboarding, NEU466G, PyReconstruct.org and SynapseWeb.

No sign-in
Lab Calendar

Lab meetings, talks and notices. For lab members. Sign in with your email (see below).

Lab members · email sign-in
Project dashboards

Lifespan and Nascent Zone. For the people on each project. Your project lead or lab contact gives you the sign-in. Do not share it.

Project sign-in
Guides

Guides written for one person. The person the guide is for gets the sign-in.

Guide sign-in
Lab Wiki and SharePoint

Sign in with your UT EID. To see the lab's wiki pages, sign in to the wiki once, then ask for the wiki group.

UT sign-in
GPU and File Servers

For lab members with a lab account. Use UT VPN when you are off campus.

Lab account · UT VPN off campus

Sign In with Your Email

For pages tagged "email sign-in".

  1. Open the page. A sign-in page from Cloudflare opens. Cloudflare is the service that runs khlab.link.
  2. Type the email address the lab has for you. This is often the email you gave when you joined the lab.
  3. Look for an email with a code. Type the code on the sign-in page.
  4. You stay signed in on khlab.link for 30 days. Then you get a new code the same way.

No code after 5 minutes? Look in your spam folder. If the code is not there, your email is not on the list yet. Use "Ask for Access" above, and tell us the email you typed.

Ask for Access

Send one email. Dusten, the lab IT admin, adds you.

Lab members and students: send an email to help@khlab.link.

Outside collaborators: ask the lab member you work with. Your lab contact asks Dusten for the access you need, one project at a time.

Put these in your email:

  • Your name.
  • Your role: lab member, student, or collaborator and your institution.
  • The email you want to sign in with.
  • The page or project you need.
  • Collaborators only: your lab contact.

When you leave the lab or a project ends, Dusten removes your access.