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Version 1.1.0 - May 18, 2020

With this version, the theme has fully implemented static search using lunr.js. That being said, a few modifications were necessary to implement this feature.

To utilize this, or future version of Hugo Future Imperfect Slim, please make the following changes:

Add the following to your config.toml before [params]:

...
disableLanguages = [""]

[outputs]
    home = ["html", "json"]

[params]
...

Remove the underscore from all about and contact page file names: _index.md --> index.md
Add layout = "about" or layout = "contact" to all of the files you just just adjusted the file names for.

While I realize this is inconvenient, I hope that it is worth it to you in the long run. Thanks for using the theme, and feel free to submit issues as needed.

Gillian Chu

gillian.chu@princeton.edu

Hello! I'm Gillian.

Updates…

(2022 Aug) I’ve moved to Princeton University to do my PhD in Computer Science! Excited to start this next chapter!

(2022 May) I gave a talk on CNAViz at RECOMB-CCB in San Diego. (pdf). I was also fortunate to win the RECOMB-CCB Scientific Communications lightning talk session in the early graduate section. (pptx).

New paper out on bioRxiv discussing scalable phylogenetic placement methods. You can read it here.

(2022 April) I’ve decided to attend Princeton University for my PhD starting this fall.

(2022 February) Our UPP2 paper is on bioRxiv! Read it here.

(2022 January) Excited that our CNAViz paper is on bioRxiv. You can read it here.

(2021 December) I was accepted to the Genetics Society of America’s Presidential Membership Initiative. Read more about this initiative here.

(2021 April) National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship Program (NSF GRFP): I’m so grateful to have been awarded this fellowship! You can read more about this program here.

(2021 January) I’ve officially started at UIUC!

(2020 September 17) Shield the Bay: Today we were able to finally announce that the Booz Allen Foundation gave us $10,000 from their Innovation Fund. Read more about it here!