getting a publication list

[lheagy]

On the SimPEG website, it would be valuable to have a page that includes a list of references of publications that use SimPEG. PyGimli is a nice example: https://www.pygimli.org/publist.html

They use a bibtex file and build the page from there. I suggest we follow a similar pattern and also collect publications via a bibtex file (makes it easy for contributors), encourage folks to include both doi and arxiv link (or other open access version -- e.g. from research group or otherwise). It can live at simpeg.xyz/publications.html and link in the docs (as suggested in simpeg/simpeg#500).

Additionally, I think we should have a presentations (new page? simpeg.xyz/presentations) that can embed talks given at scipy or otherwise that use SimPEG. This could also be built from a bibtex (a bit clunky, but might be nice for consistency).

Please feel free to add your thoughts!

[lheagy]

I started a bibtex file in simpeg/simpeg.github.io#15. Is anyone aware of simple ways to build a page from a bibtex file?

[lheagy]

Rather than maintain a bibtex, it might be nice to have abstracts + images to show things off a bit. What do folks think of something like this? A curvenote project that has an article per publication (paper / conference abstract / poster / etc) https://curvenote.com/@simpeg/publications/cockett-et-al-2015-simpeg

cc @jcapriot, @sgkang, @rowanc1, @prisae

[prisae]

I think I like the pyGIMLi approach more, simply because it is on the website, and not somewhere else (for both maintenance sake but also to not loose/confuse the user).

Another approach would be a gallery-style thing, like I tried in empymod: https://empymod.emsig.xyz/en/stable/gallery/published/index.html (however, that approach certainly needs improving...)