Getting Started with Your Research Blog

Welcome to your research blog! This is an example post that demonstrates how to write and format blog posts for your portfolio website.

Why Blog About Your Research?

Blogging about your research helps you:

• Share your work with a broader audience
• Document your research process and insights
• Build your online presence and personal brand
• Connect with other researchers in your field
• Improve your communication skills

Formatting Your Posts

You can use standard HTML to format your posts. Here are some examples:

Code Snippets

Include inline code like import numpy as np or code blocks:

def train_model(data, epochs=100):
    """Train a machine learning model."""
    model = create_model()
    model.fit(data, epochs=epochs)
    return model

Mathematical Notation

For mathematical equations, you can integrate MathJax or KaTeX. For example, you could discuss optimization: minimize f(x) subject to constraints.

Blockquotes

"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." - Alan Kay

Adding Images and Figures

You can add images to illustrate your research findings, experimental setups, or visualizations. Simply use the img tag with a relative path to your image files.

Next Steps

To add more blog posts:

1. Copy this template to a new file in the posts/ directory
2. Update the title, date, and content
3. Add a link to your new post in blog.html
4. Commit and push your changes

Happy blogging!

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