AcademicLine starter content. Replace bracketed examples and remove sections that do not describe your work before publishing.

[Position or degree program], [Department], [Institution]
[City, Country] · GitHub: Livinfly · Research Notes
luojie3m@gmail.com · luojie26@stu.pku.edu.cn

About

I am a [student / researcher / engineer] at [institution]. My work explores [broad field] with a particular interest in [specific questions]. I enjoy turning research ideas into systems, experiments, datasets, or tools that other people can inspect and build upon.

Before publishing, replace this paragraph with a concise first-person introduction: your current affiliation, the problems you study, the methods you use, and the kinds of collaboration you welcome. Keep biographical detail in the CV instead of repeating it here.

Research Interests

Research Area One

Explain the central question, why it matters, and the approach you use. A specific two- or three-sentence description is more informative than a list of broad keywords.

Research Area Two

Describe a second, distinct direction and how it connects to your broader agenda. Remove this subsection if one focused statement represents your work more accurately.

Methods and Tools

Summarize the methods you regularly use—for example, qualitative studies, experiments, mathematical modeling, archival research, fieldwork, systems building, or data analysis.

News

• 2026.01 — [Example] Presented “A Sample Talk” at [venue].
• 2025.12 — [Example] Released the code and data for [project].

Publications

Journal Articles

• [Article title]. Your Name, Coauthor Name. Journal Name, volume(issue), pages, year. Paper: assets/papers/article.pdf · Code: [project URL] · Data: [dataset DOI]

Conference Papers and Preprints

• [Paper title]. Your Name, Coauthor Name. Conference Name, year. Preprint: assets/papers/conference-paper.pdf · Project: [project URL]

Use a consistent citation style, preserve the author order, and link only artifacts that exist. If you do not have publications yet, replace this section with theses, posters, working papers, or selected writing rather than leaving empty placeholders.

Talks and Presentations

Invited Talks

• [Talk title]. [Host institution or seminar], [City or online], Month Year. Slides: assets/slides/invited-talk.pdf

Conference Presentations

• [Presentation title]. [Conference], [City], Month Year. Abstract: assets/talks/presentation-abstract.pdf

Teaching

[Course Number: Course Title]

[Instructor / Teaching Assistant / Guest Lecturer] · [Term, Institution]

• Describe your responsibilities and the topics you taught.
• Add a syllabus (assets/teaching/course-syllabus.pdf), notes, or assignments only when you have permission to share them.

Projects and Portfolio

[Project One]

Role: [your role] · Period: [dates]
Repository: [project URL] · Documentation: [documentation URL]

State the problem, your concrete contribution, and the outcome in three to five sentences. Distinguish what you personally implemented, what you did with collaborators, and what remains ongoing.

Evidence and artifacts

This third-level heading appears in the document but is intentionally excluded from the sidebar. Use it for reproducibility notes, demonstrations, datasets, or other supporting material.

[Project Two]

Describe a second project only when it demonstrates a meaningfully different question, method, or skill. Link to a longer entry in Research Notes when the implementation story needs more space.

Education

[University Name]

[Degree] in [Field] · [Start year]–[End year or expected]
[Thesis title], advised by [Advisor Name]

• Add a research group, minor, distinction, or selected coursework only if it helps readers understand your background.

Experience

[Organization or Laboratory] — [Role]

[Location or remote] · [Month Year]–[Month Year]

• Summarize the scope of your work and your individual responsibility.
• Include one concrete, supportable outcome or artifact.

Honors and Awards

• [Year] — [Award], [granting organization], [scope or level].

Service and Leadership

• Reviewer: [journals, conferences, or workshops], [years].
• Organizer: [seminar, workshop, reading group, or community], [years].
• Mentoring: [brief description], [years].

Contact

The best ways to reach me are luojie3m@gmail.com and luojie26@stu.pku.edu.cn . I welcome conversations about [research topics], prospective collaborations, and opportunities to make this work useful beyond my immediate field.