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\section{Towards a cool thesis}
\label{sec:towardsacoolthesis}



\subsection{Citation}

The template uses biber as backend.
Via biblatex you can cite as:

\begin{itemize}
  \item \textbackslash cite\{reichseerberscheid2018\}: \cite{reichseerberscheid2018}
  \item \textbackslash textcite\{reichseerberscheid2018\}: \textcite{reichseerberscheid2018}
  \item \textbackslash fullcite\{reichseerberscheid2018\}: \fullcite{reichseerberscheid2018}
  \item All other biblatex citation commands.
\end{itemize}

The file frontmatter/publications.tex lists your related publications.
Here, it is best to create two entries of your papers: One that you cite in your text.
\Eg The study of \cite{reichseerberscheid2018} lacks a quantitative evaluation and should have never been accepted.
In this wora,k it is shown that the method presented performs well on any arbitrary data set and outperform all current state-of-the art methods.
Second, create a bibtex entry of your paper for your publications list.
You can mark your name in bold text, add a doi-link in the title (or wherever), and show all the authors.
Please have a look at the provided example literature.bib and frontmatter/publications.tex files.



\subsection{Figures, floats, and references}

You can reference figures via \figref{fig:logo-2}.
\Figref{fig:logo-2} is at the beginning of sentences.
Use \tabref{}, \Tabref{}, \eqnref{}, \Eqnref{}, \secref{}, \Secref{}, \charef{}, and \Charef{} accordingly.

\begin{figure}[!ht]
  \centering
  \includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{figures/UniLogo1.png}
  \caption{Logo of University Göttingen (2)}
  \label{fig:logo-2}
\end{figure}

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