Add initial example of an individual's bio package

[xc93]

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[KcatMa]

I suggest using the following patterns for easier markdown editing:

## Papers

### Paper Title

(For HTML formatted content)
```html
Paper content
```

(For plain text content)
```
Paper content
```

[xc93]

@KcatMa Please see the edit in the latest commit. I'd like to ask about the format of our papers, though. For example, here is an example paper, which consists of a title (sometimes using Math formulas), authors (some from Pi2/RV/UIUC and some not), an abstract (sometimes using Math formulas and symbols, too). All papers are written in LaTeX. Some papers have slides and presentation videos, but not all of them.

How do you like to organize this information?

[KcatMa]

I think just providing the raw source format as possible would be fine. Maybe it could be improved with the following example when using LaTeX in the title or content:

## Papers

### [Paper Link]

```
Title:
xx $E=mc^2$

Authors:
xx
xx

Abstract:
xx

Content:
xx $E=mc^2$
```

I replaced the paper title heading with the paper link, included the title in the raw code part. Additionally, I suggest removing the indentation before like the "Title" and "Authors" values if that formatting is not required.

What do you think?

[xc93]

@KcatMa - On second thought, maybe it makes more sense to organize all the publications in one MD file, with links to their LaTeX source for the training of the GPT as well as for the publication webpage.

[KcatMa]

@KcatMa - On second thought, maybe it makes more sense to organize all the publications in one MD file, with links to their LaTeX source for the training of the GPT as well as for the publication webpage.

Yes, having all publications in one MD file will make it easier for me to write scripts to process them with the GPT bot. However, the GPT bot cannot automatically fetch knowledge from these links in the MD file, and I would need to manually collect and paste these links to the GPT bot. Therefore, it would be better to directly provide the papers' raw content in the MD file.