Who it’s forLabs

The lab picks the venues.Newcomers write inside them.

Private chat drafts arrive with mismatched columns and scattered cites. Lock the venues the lab actually uses, share materials and quota, keep manuscripts on the experiment line.

See lab plansWhat the library holds

Headcount still fuzzy? Email the scale—we set it up for the group.

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    Lock the lab’s usual venues and thesis packs

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    Open a lab quota

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    Put durable papers in the knowledge library

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    Students draft in-layout; check the blind list before export

Shared layouts—not shared voice

Whatever you actually submit to—NeurIPS, Chinese journals, theses—keep those layouts ready so newcomers are not hunting zips.

The argument stays theirs; what you standardize is columns, blind export, and what the pack must include.

Quota and materials

Lab plans can allocate drafts per person so deadline weeks are less of a surprise.

Method papers, surveys, and lab preprints live in the knowledge library; papers for this manuscript stay with the draft.

  • Newcomers: open the lab’s usual layouts
  • Advisors: review shaped drafts—not scattered Word files
  • Onboarding: pick a lab plan by headcount and usage

What a lab adds

One person can still go from experiment to submission. A lab adds shared quota, shared papers, and clear usage.

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