KAIST MIC Lab

Note

Maintained by Ph.D. student Myeongseok Ryu.
Contact me at dding_98@kaist.ac.kr for any questions or suggestions.

Forked from fraser-lab.github.io.

How to adjust the website

Note

Go to _templates/ to contribute to the website.
Or just contact maintainer Myeongseok Ryu.

• Philosophy page: ./_data/philosophy.yml
• Research page: ./research/
• Add a new project
  • Copy the template in ./_templates/.
  • Set participants[].name to each participant's member profile name. Their Projects section lists matching projects by start date, newest first, with a link to the project's section on the Projects page and its period underneath.
  • Member pages label projects as [sponsor] title, preferring engsponsor and engtitle independently and falling back to krsponsor and krtitle. The sponsor prefix is omitted when no sponsor is provided.
  • Set state: completed to display the end date on member pages; state: ongoing shows startdate - Ongoing. General participant labels such as All members of the MIC Lab do not assign projects to individuals.
• Add Member Information
  • Copy the template in ./_templates/.
• Add a new publication -Copy the template in ./_templates/.
• Faculty page: ./faculty/index.md
• Teaching page: ./course/index.md
• Add a news post
  • Copy the template in ./_templates/.
  • Add names to related_members (for example, related_members: [Myeongseok Ryu, Seunghun Jang]), matching the name in each _members/ profile. memberLink.html resolves the names automatically, and linked posts appear in each member's News & Events, newest first.
  • The top-level author / author_link still identifies the writer. Use related_members: [] for posts without named individuals. Names without profiles are linked automatically once a matching member profile is added.
• News page: ./news/index.md
• Join page: ./join/index.md
• Contact page: ./contact/index.md

How to run this website locally

Technologies this website uses:

Jekyll  
Github Pages  
Twitter Bootstrap 4.4.1

Before pushing changes, please check that they will work on your system first with the plugins included in the Gemfile using the bundler tool (results served at localhost:4000): (For mac user; update your ruby; (https://mac.install.guide/ruby/update)) (For Windows user follow https://velog.io/@kimsoyeong/github.io-jekyll )

sudo gem install bundler
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve

Note

You may need to install old version of ruby (e.g. 3.1.4) for compatibility with Jekyll.

To create a conda environment to locally test and host, the following should suffice:

conda create -n jekyll -c conda-forge rb-jekyll
conda activate jekyll
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve