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The page demonstrates some of the features you can use to start building high-impact content. The new Layouts tool allows users to create and edit web content using a visual, drag-and-drop editor. You can see your page take shape in real time, preview layout ideas, and easily adjust and move blocks of content.

Using Layout Builder

To use the Layouts tool, simply log in to the site from the user login, visit any content page, and click "Layouts" in the top menu. This will bring you to the Layout Builder editor. From there, you can click "Add section" anywhere on the page, choose some basic configuration options, and start adding content. 

If you see something you like, you can use this page as a reference and recreate that layout anywhere on the site. From the Layout menu, hover over a content block you'd like to use, click the gray pencil icon that shows in the top right, and then "Configure". This will bring up a menu that contains every setting required to create this content.

Everything on this page can be built without coding knowledge or web design expertise. All of the styling and formatting are pre-configured.

 

Typography styles

Here are some headline and typography options that you can use in copy. Click the "Configure" link at the top right of this block, copy your preferred style from the editor, paste to the page you're working on, and edit the text to suit your message. 

Bold Headline

Bold headline serif

Bold headline serif underline

Light intro type for body and paragraph text

Bold intro type for body and paragraph text.

 

 

You can also use the Text Area component to add videos, images, and social links using the "Add media" tool.

Cards, columns, and calls-to-action

Cards are a very flexible content block. They can call out featured content, make lists of links more appealing, and help organize content. They can even serve as a call-to-action. 

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Card example 1

You can use the Card block with an image and headline, using the "Excerpt" field to introduce the destination page's content and "Link Text" to add a clickable link button. 

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Card example 3

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Or, you can introduce feature or blog content with a full image, headline, byline, and teaser. 

Here, you can see cards used in a three-column variant. As with all other Layout Builder components, Cards will automatically adjust their formatting to suit whatever column arrangement or block size you'd like to use. 

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Card example 3

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Or, you can introduce feature or blog content with a full image, headline, byline, and teaser. 

Call to action

If Cards aren't prominent enough, the Call to Action block can be used to more directly drive your users to interact with a link. Background and button color, as well as button text, are changeable from the blocks' Configure menu.

Event and news feeds

You can use the Events block to pull a feed of events directly from events.uiowa.edu. Use the Configure menu to select content tags you'd like to use to filter content, how many events you'd like to display, and how you'd like them presented. 

The example Articles block on the right pulls a feed from content added to your site using the "Article" page type.  The Events feed below is pulled from content marked relevant to Students.   

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Free Online Health Program, Sink your Stress

Tuesday, September 23 to Sunday, October 12, 2025 (all day)
Virtual
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Homecoming X RHAB Just Dance

Tuesday, September 23, 2025 8:00pm to 10:00pm
Iowa Memorial Union (IMU)
Get ready to show off your best moves at the Homecoming Just Dance Battle! Grab some friends or go solo and compete head-to-head in a high-energy dance showdown featuring songs from Just Dance. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just here for the laughs, this event is all about fun, rhythm, and school spirit. Cheer on your classmates as they light up the screen, and see who has what it takes to be crowned the ultimate Just Dance champion!
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Articles

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Paper accepted and presented at ISBI 2025

Monday, July 7, 2025
Partho Ghosh's paper "Multimodal Learning for Lung Segmentation: Enhancing UTE MRI Segmentation with CT Datasets" was published in the 2025 IEEE 22nd International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI) proceeders. Partho presented the work at the ISBI conference in Houston, Texas.
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2024 College of Engineering Research Open House

Thursday, April 25, 2024
Fantastic work by all the students that presented at the 2024 College of Engineering Research Open House.
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Paper accepted to TMI

Wednesday, February 21, 2024
Faizyab's manuscript "LungViT: Ensembling Cascade of Texture Sensitive Hierarchical Vision Transformers for Cross-Volume Chest CT Image-to-Image Translation" was accepted for publication in IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging. This work proposes LungViT – a generative adversarial learning approach using hierarchical vision transformers for translating inspiratory CT intensities to corresponding expiratory CT intensities.
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Paper accepted to MICCAI MLMI workshop

Sunday, August 20, 2023
Faizyab's paper "Bridging the Task Barriers: Online Knowledge Distillation Across Tasks for Semi-Supervised Mediastinal Segmentation in CT" was accepted to the MICCAI MLMI workshop. This work uses semi-supervised learning with knowledge distillation to perform mediastinal segmentation in non-contrast CT images.
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Openings in PICV Lab

Tuesday, May 17, 2022
Searching for undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows interested in AI and medical imaging.

Stats and rankings

Use the Statistics content block to highlight everything that makes your department or unit stand out. You can place them next to body content by adding them to an adjacent column. You can also place a series of stats side-by-side.

# 34

Best public university in the country (U.S. News & World Report)

Top 3 %

of universities worldwide (U.S. News & World Report)

95 %

job/graduate school placement rate

The "prefix" and "suffix" fields allow for placement of smaller text before or after the primary number or statistic being highlighted. Each stat can also be left- or center-aligned within the column.