Adding a new lab member

Lab member webpages are stored in _members/. Check out existing profiles for examples. All [text] below is placeholder text.

Upload your photo to images/team/[first]-[last].[jpg/png]
Create a new file titled _members/[first]-[last].md that contains the following:

---
name: [Full Name]
image: images/team/[first]-[last].[jpg/png]
role: [phd/masters/undergrad/postdoc]
description: [Undergraduate/Graduate] Student in [Field]
links:
  home-page: [your website url, optional]
  email: [your email, optional]
  github: [your github handle, optional]
  orcid: [your ORCiD, optional]
  google-scholar: [your Google Scholar id, optional]
  linkedin: [your LinkedIn id, optional]
  twitter: [your Twitter username, optional]
---

[Your 1-2 paragraph bio goes here.]

Delete any optional lines that you did not fill out.
Commit and push your changes, and check the website in 5 minutes to verify that your page has been added properly.

Adding a new publication

Publications are stored in _data/sources.yaml.

Naming conventions

Upload any publication-related documents and images to pubs/.
For papers with 1-3 authors, use the following notation: pubs/[lastname1]-[lastname2]-[lastname3]-[venue][year]-[keyword]-[type].[ext].
For papers with >3 authors, use the following notation: pubs/[lastname1]-[venue][year]-[keyword]-[type].[ext].
Example 1: pubs/karli-fitzgerald-langrob23-ambiguities-paper.pdf
Example 2: pubs/karli-fitzgerald-langrob23-ambiguities-poster.pdf
Example 3: pubs/fitzgerald-corl22-inquire-thumbnail.png

Automatically adding citations with identifiers

If your publication has a doi, ISBN, or is on arXiv, you do not need to upload the paper PDF.

Add an entry to _data/sources.yaml like this:

# Your paper title
- id: doi:10.1016/j.artint.2021.103551
  tags:
    - Journal
    - task representations
    - abstraction

After you commit your changes, a GitHub action will process the doi/ISBN/arXiv info and create the citation automatically.
Monitor this process by going to the GitHub Actions page and verify that there are no errors. If there is an error, you may need to add the citation manually instead.
You can override any field of the citation by adding it to your entry. See the docs for more information.

Manually adding citations

If your publication does not have an identifier (such as a workshop paper), you will need to upload the paper pdf and link to it manually.

Add an entry to _data/sources.yaml like this:

- link: https://iqr.cs.yale.edu/pubs/karli-fitzgerald-langrob23-ambiguities.pdf
  title: Resolving Ambiguities in LLM-enabled Human-Robot Collaboration
  authors:
    - Ulas Berk Karli
    - Tesca Fitzgerald
  publisher: CoRL Workshop on Language and Robot Learning
  date: "2023-11-06"
  tags:
    - Workshop
    - LLMs
    - ambiguity
    - self-assessment

Adding tags and buttons

Poster, video, code, and blog buttons

Add any relevant buttons like this:

  buttons:
    - type: poster
      link: https://iqr.cs.yale.edu/pubs/fitzgerald-corl22-inquire-poster.pdf
    - type: video
      link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3uewsq6-Gc
    - type: source
      link: https://github.com/HARPLab/inquire
    - type: blog
      link: https://iqr.cs.yale.edu/2024/03/13/learning-from-corrections.html

Linking to a project

If you'd like to link your publication to a particular project page, add a new field like this:

  project: llms

The project name must match the project-tag field in your project page.