Finding an internship stack
A practical internship stack for finding openings, tracking every application, showing your projects, staying on top of outreach, and making it easy for recruiters or alumni to book time with you.
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Perfect for a research lab, thesis project, or professor site: fast pages, searchable publications, git-backed updates, and a contact path that still works after the semester ends.
Workflow stack
The order matters. Start at the top, read down the sequence, and open any step when you want the note behind it.
Versioned updates
Every publication or bio update is versioned in git, so students can contribute without someone editing production by hand.
Open tool profileGlobal hosting
Publishes the site globally on a free-friendly CDN and makes previews easy for faculty review.
Open tool profilePublication search
Makes papers, people, and publications searchable, which matters once the lab has more than a handful of pages.
Open tool profileContact inbox
Powers the contact path for collaborators, speaking requests, or student interest forms without maintaining mail server stuff.
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