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Marco Pernpruner edited this page Mar 8, 2023 · 7 revisions

This document provides instructions on how to handle personal pages on the S&T website.

We provide each unit's member or collaborator with the possibility to have a personal page on the S&T website. This page can be referenced in publications, presentations, email signatures, and any other relevant place.

Structure of the pages

Each unit's member or collaborator can have his/her personal page under the _people/ folder; the name of the page must have the following format: name-surname.md (lowercase).

Particular nomenclative rules:

  • in case of multiple names or surnames, they must all be separated by dashes (e.g., Marco Antonio De Angelis -> marco-antonio-de-angelis);
  • in case of punctuation characters, they must be removed (e.g., Giuseppe Dall'Orso -> giuseppe-dallorso);
  • in case of accented characters, they must be normalized (e.g., Eleonora Chistè -> eleonora-chiste).

The personal pages are structured as follows:

  • Header (name, surname, role within the unit)
  • Picture
  • Biography*
  • Personal contacts
  • Personal links*
  • List of publications (automatically extracted, only FBK-related)

The sections with an asterisk (*) can be updated directly by the page's owner. The next sections aim to illustrate how to customize those sections.

Upon creation, the personal page will be displayed as a link in your personal card on the website. The link of the page follows the format https://st.fbk.eu/people/name-surname (without the .md extension).

How to edit

Technical indications

To update the website, you need to modify the repository stfbk.github.io by following the indications below.

  1. Open the file that you need to edit and click on the "pencil" icon.

  1. Edit the content of the page (see below) and click on the "Propose new file" button.

  1. Click on the "Create pull request" button.

  1. Click again on the "Create pull request" button. As a result, your local fork is proposed to be merged to the master branch of the website (upon approval of an administrator).

  1. After your pull request is accepted, you can delete your local fork.

Edit your page

Your personal page must start with the following preamble, so please do not modify it:

---
person: *your unique ID*
---

Edit your biography

After the preamble, you can insert your biography by using Markdown syntax.

Biographies should be strictly related to personal/working experiences.

Edit your personal links

Within the preamble (i.e., before the closing ---), you can place the following structure:

links:          # List of external links (more name-value pairs can be added)
  - name:         # Name of the external service (see below)
    value:        # Value for the specific external service (see below)

Here you can find a list of links that you can insert within your profile. Use the related name under the name field, and the *value* extracted from the URL under the value field:

Name Description Value to insert
ACM User's profile on ACM Digital Library https://dl.acm.org/profile/*value*
CV User's curriculum vitae *value* (whole URL)
dblp User's profile on DBLP https://dblp.uni-trier.de/pid/*value*.html
IEEE User's profile on IEEE Xplore https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/author/*value*
GitHub User's profile on GitHub https://github.com/*value*
GoogleScholar User's profile on Google Scholar https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=*value*
LinkedIn User's profile on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/*value*
ORCID User's profile on ORCID https://orcid.org/*value*
ResearchGate User's profile on ResearchGate https://www.researchgate.net/profile/*value*
Twitter User's profile on Twitter https://twitter.com/*value*
Website User's personal website *value* (whole URL)

Enquiry

For any enquiry (including proposals for new services to allow as external links), please contact Marco.

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