• Your Name
• Coauthor Name

• Conference Name

• @@html:<a href=”https://arxiv.org”><image src=”imgs/thumbnail.jpg” height=”60px”><h4><strong>Paper</strong></h4></a>@@
• @@html:<a href=”https://github.com/EasyAcademicWebsite/EasyAcademicWebsite.github.io”><image src=”imgs/GitHub-Mark.png” height=”60px”><h4><strong>Code</strong></h4></a>@@
• @@html:<a href=”https://huggingface.co”><image src=”imgs/huggingface.svg” height=”60px”><h4><strong>Models</strong></h4></a>@@

Insert your abstract here.

To set this template up with your own website, follow the instructions here.

Review the Org Mode Documentation for a more comprehensive list of features.

You can insert equations using standard latex macros like $e^{i\pi} = -1$ → $e^iπ = -1$ for inline equations using single dollars or separate line equations using double dollars $$\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} n = -\frac{1}{12}$$ → $$∑_n=1^∞ n = -\frac{1}{12}$$

Alternatively, you can use latex begin and end equation \begin{equation}1 + 1 = 2\end{equation} →

\begin{equation}1 + 1 = 2\end{equation}

You can insert an image using double square braces, like [[./imgs/oxford_logo.png]]. Specify html attributes beforehand, like width.

You can insert code using begin_src and end_src with a language:

def agi(input_string):
    return 42

You can use begin_example to have a block of monospace text

Like this example

You can use links by writing [[https://www.google.com/][Google]] → Google

For inline HTML, you can use double at signs @@html:<kbd>like this</kbd>@@ → @@html:<kbd>like this</kbd>@@.

For a single HTML line, you can use #+html: followed by your line

You can insert any block of HTML by surrounding your code with #+begin_export html and #+end_export, which can include javascript.

The websites below were created using a similar style to this website. Feel free to use them as reference when trying to incorporate specific features.