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1. The standard bio layout contains: your name, academic background, work experience, research domain, research methodology, research description, publications, a black-and-white portrait, personal website and professional website... in that order. Students early in their career may only have content for some of these sections. That's cool. Add more when you have it\! 

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3. Look at the menu options beneath this window. One of the options is "Label." You can now label your bio which enables... drum-roll... indexing. Please choose from the pre-seeded labels.
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h2. Lita DAS
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h4. Academic Background:

* 20XX2013 - present • MIT, ESD: PhD student in Engineering Systems
* YYYY  2011-2013 &nbsp;• InstitutionMIT,ESD, Department: &nbsp;MS in Engineering disciplineSystems
* YYYY  • Institution, Department 2009-2010&nbsp;• Cornell,Mechanical, &nbsp;MEng in Mechanical Engineering
* 2009 &nbsp;• BITS, Mechanical: BEng in Mechanical disciplineEngineering

h4. Work Experience:

* Aug 20XX2010 - May 20XX2011 • CompanyUnilever • CityConnecticut, CountryUSA
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Project Intern in Procurement Operations&nbsp;
* 20XXJune 2010-August 20XX2010 • CompanyUnilever• • CityConnecticut, ST \\Title: short job description.
* 20XX - 20XX • Company • City, Province, Country \\Title: short job description.USA
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Project Intern in Open Innovation Group, R&D Department
* 2009 • TATA Motors • Pune, India
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Project Trainee in Sheet Metal Tool Design Lab

h4. Research Domain:

researchsupply domainchain insystems, lower caseocean transportation&nbsp;

h4. Research Methodology:

research methodology in lower case, next research methodology

h4. Research Description:

Jane's research focuses on writing a third-person, present-tense sentence or paragraph about her research.

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