📚 How to Add Your Actual Publications from Google Scholar

🎯 Quick Instructions

I’ve created template publications to get you started, but you need to replace them with your actual publications from Google Scholar.

🔍 Step 1: Get Your Google Scholar Data

1. Visit your Google Scholar profile: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=mv_-vPAAAAAJ
2. Copy each publication’s details:
   • Title
   • Authors
   • Venue (conference/journal)
   • Year
   • DOI/URL
   • Citation count (optional)

✏️ Step 2: Update Template Publications

For Each Publication, Replace:

---
title: "YOUR ACTUAL PAPER TITLE"
collection: publications
permalink: /publication/YEAR-short-title
date: 2024-MM-DD
venue: 'ACTUAL CONFERENCE OR JOURNAL NAME'
paperurl: 'https://doi.org/YOUR-ACTUAL-DOI'
citation: 'Your Name, Co-authors, "Paper Title." Venue, Year.'
excerpt: 'Brief description of what this paper is about'
---

## Abstract
Your actual abstract here...

[Access paper here](https://doi.org/YOUR-ACTUAL-DOI){:target="_blank"}

Example - Replace Template with Real Data:

BEFORE (Template):

title: "Advanced Machine Learning Approaches for Next-Generation Malware Detection"
venue: 'European Symposium on Research in Computer Security (ESORICS 2022)'

AFTER (Your Real Publication):

title: "Your Actual Paper Title from Google Scholar"
venue: 'The Actual Conference/Journal Name'

🚀 Step 3: Use the Content Creation Script

Use the script I created to quickly add new publications:

ruby new_content.rb publication "Your Paper Title Here"

Then edit the generated file with your specific details.

📋 Step 4: Update These Template Files

Replace the content in these files with your actual publications:

• _publications/2023-PhD-Thesis-Formal-Verification-Threat-Detection.md
• _publications/2022-ESORICS-Advanced-ML-Malware-Detection.md
• _publications/2024-Journal-Cloud-Security-Verification.md

🔗 Google Scholar Integration Tips

Get DOI Links:

1. On Google Scholar, click your paper
2. Look for “DOI” link or “Publisher” link
3. Copy the full DOI URL (https://doi.org/10.1109/…)

Get Citation Format:

1. Click “Cite” under your paper on Google Scholar
2. Copy the citation text
3. Paste into the citation: field

Get Paper URLs:

• Publisher Link: Best option if available
• ResearchGate: Good alternative
• arXiv: For preprints
• Your personal copy: Upload PDFs to /files/ folder

📄 Step 5: Add PDFs (Optional)

If you have PDFs of your papers:

1. Upload PDFs to /files/publications/ folder
2. Update paperurl in your publication files:

   paperurl: '/files/publications/your-paper-2024.pdf'
   

⚡ Quick Batch Update

If you have many publications, create a spreadsheet with:

• Title
• Authors
• Venue
• Year
• DOI
• Abstract

Then use the Ruby script to quickly generate all files.

🎯 Priority Publications

Focus on adding these first:

1. Your PhD thesis (most important)
2. Recent papers (2020+)
3. High-impact papers (most cited)
4. Representative work from different research areas

Need help? Contact me with your Google Scholar publications list and I can help format them properly!