Konstantin Läufer's Curriculum Vitae

This is my CV in LaTeX based on the moderncv class following gkthiruvathukal's example.

You can view/download the latest version here.

Document structure

All personal CV content is in LaTeX sources in the data subdirectory, from which the main LaTeX source gets generated automatically:

• Files named 0[0-9]-*.tex become part of the document preamble.

• Files named [1-9][0-9]-*.tex constitute the document body.

• The files 99-github-contributions.tex and 99-scholarly-bibliometrics.tex are generated automatically and can be included in a section of the document body.

• data/personal-settings.sh contains these settings:

  • FULLNAME for the Google Scholar data
  • GITHUB_USER for the activity stats
  • DOMAIN, optional local directory, parallel to this repo, containing the user's static website source; the collated bib gets copied to ../${DOMAIN}/_bibliography/papers.bib

Bibliography management

We use Zotero as the single source of truth (SSoT) for our bibliographic data.

In addition, we use the Better BibTeX (BBT) plugin for Zotero to retain custom BibTeX fields required for additional functionality (within the Zotero Extra field), such as

• annotation of authors, e.g., students or self, using author+an
• tags used by jekyll-scholar, e.g., bibtex_show, abbr, and selected

If desired, each category of bibliographic references can be a separate Zotero group, e.g.,

• laufer-inproceedings
• laufer-techreport
• ...

This makes it easy to use \nocite to pull in all references in the desired category, e.g.,

\begin{refsection}[bibliography/laufer-inproceedings.bib]
\nocite{*}
\printbibliography[heading=subbibintoc,title={Refereed Conference Papers},sorting=ynt]
\end{refsection}

Before the in

• We fetch the bibliography data from the Zotero group URLs in zotero-bibs.txt.