Research group: how to create?
Here you can find instructions on creating a new research group page and how to add research output.
First steps
- Go to: aalto.fi to enter the edit mode.
- Use your Aalto ID to log in (upper right corner).
- Click on "Content" in the upper left-hand corner and select from the drop-down menu "Add content" and "Research Group".
Basic information
- Content owner*: Content is the person responsible for this content. Click "Select profiles" and search for that person by their name. There can only be one content owner per content. Only aalto.fi editors can see the name (in the tab Content owner).
- Language*: Choose the primary language for the research group and for editing it (English / Finnish / Swedish).
- Name*: Name the research group
- Summary*: Write a short introduction about the research group (this will be shown only when the page is lifted up somewhere across the aalto.fi site, but will not appear on your page). Recommended maximum length is 140 characters.
- Lead text*: Here you can introduce your group in more detail than in the summary. The lead text will appear on your page right after the title. The lead text should make the reader more interested in the contents of your page. Don't copy the exact same text as in the summary field to the lead text. This will have a negative impact on search engine optimisation and thus to the findability of your content.
- Main image: Add an appealing main image for the research group page (don't use a picture that includes text e.g. infographic). File size of around 1 MB is sufficient, as the image quality (in pixels) is what counts. Always use horizontal images as the main image.
Metadata
- Content home*: choose the department closest to the group
- Primary tags: Research (and if some other tag(s) fit well)
- Secondary tags: choose the ones that suit the best, 2-3 tags is sufficient.
Components
- Add components to make the research group more interesting and visual.
How to add research group members
- You can add your research group members to the page by using the components for people liftups.
Automatic feed: publications and outputs
- You can add an automatic feed of your research groups' publications and outputs.
- Open your research group's page on aalto.fi and add a new component: "Add other: Automatic research outputs".
- Edit the title if the default "Latest publications" is not ok.
- Add a description text (it will be shown before the actual outputs), if needed.
- Click "Search research groups" and search for your research group by name from ACRIS (research data base) in the research group browser (see the image).
- Copy the information under UUID to your clipboard.
- Close the research group browser and paste the UUID to the "Organisational Unit Id" field.
- Leave the "Person id" field empty.
- By clicking on a certain ouput, you are taken to that publication at research.aalto.fi. (ACRIS)
- By clicking on "Research database", you are taken to your research group at research.aalto.fi.
Latest publications
Description appears here. This is an example of a research group's research outputs.
Validation of the GreenX library time-frequency component for efficient GW and RPA calculations
Maryam Azizi, Jan Wilhelm, Dorothea Golze, Francisco A. Delesma, Ramón L. Panadés-Barrueta, Patrick Rinke, Matteo Giantomassi, Xavier Gonze
2024
Physical Review B
Benchmarking the accuracy of the separable resolution of the identity approach for correlated methods in the numeric atom-centered orbitals framework
Francisco Delesma, Moritz Leucke, Dorothea Golze, Patrick Rinke
2024
Journal of Chemical Physics
Machine-learning accelerated structure search for ligand-protected clusters
Lincan Fang, Jarno Laakso, Patrick Rinke, Xi Chen
2024
Journal of Chemical Physics
Tailoring Hot-Carrier Distributions of Plasmonic Nanostructures through Surface Alloying
Jakub Fojt, Tuomas P. Rossi, Priyank V. Kumar, Paul Erhart
2024
ACS Nano
Enhancement of molecular circular dichroism with silver nanoparticles
Ville J. Härkönen, Tuomas P. Rossi, Mikael Kuisma, Patrick Rinke, Xi Chen
2024
Physical Review B
Virtual laboratories : Transforming research with AI
Arto Klami, Theo Damoulas, Ola Engkvist, Patrick Rinke, Samuel Kaski
2024
Data-Centric Engineering
Efficient all-electron hybrid density functionals for atomistic simulations beyond 10 000 atoms
Sebastian Kokott, Florian Merz, Yi Yao, Christian Carbogno, Mariana Rossi, Ville Havu, Markus Rampp, Matthias Scheffler, Volker Blum
2024
Journal of Chemical Physics
Structural Disorder by Octahedral Tilting in Inorganic Halide Perovskites : New Insight with Bayesian Optimization
Jingrui Li, Fang Pan, Guo-Xu Zhang, Zenghui Liu, Hua Dong, Dawei Wang, Zhuangde Jiang, Wei Ren, Zuo-Guang Ye, Milica Todorović, Patrick Rinke
2024
Small Structures
Advancing scanning probe microscopy simulations : A decade of development in probe-particle models
Niko Oinonen, Aliaksandr V. Yakutovich, Aurelio Gallardo, Martin Ondráček, Prokop Hapala, Ondřej Krejčí
2024
Computer Physics Communications
Using scalable computer vision to automate high-throughput semiconductor characterization
Alexander E. Siemenn, Eunice Aissi, Fang Sheng, Armi Tiihonen, Hamide Kavak, Basita Das, Tonio Buonassisi
2024
Nature Communications
Save, publish and translate
Once your page is finished, just click "Save" at the bottom of the page. To publish your page, click "Publish" on the far right-hand corner.
Don't forget to create translation(s) of you page. This will make your research group more easy to find, as it can be found using search terms in languages other than e.g. English.
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