Summary

Curated list of articles that I have already discussed in the journal club, separated by group/area: MWBR(a research group in Milky Way/galactic archaeology) andENGCOMP (Computer Engineering). Each entry links the article in the arXiv and brings my synthesis of the discussion — raised points, criticisms and connections with other works — not the complete article.

Unlike a simple individual reading note, a Journal Club here is an article that went through group discussion — the note also records what was discussed, not only the content of the article.

Groups

  • MWBR — Milky Way research group, galactic archaeology and stellar populations.
  • ENGCOMP — Computer Engineering journal club.

Each of these pages mounts its own list of articles from the frontmatter of the notes in the folder, via Obsidian Bases— there is no handwritten list to keep up to date.

Default of each entry

Article Note Template

Every article note discussed follows the same structure. These fields alone feed the table of the group page and the dashboard— just create the note in the right folder (‘mwbr/’ or ‘engcomp/’) and it appears in the next build.

The ‘arxiv’ field is mandatory: it distinguishes an article note from the support pages of the folder (index, topics, dashboard). And the name of the date field is ‘discussed’, without hyphen — hyphened property breaks the base expression engine.

’`markdown

publish: true title: “Short article title” authors: “Surname, A. et al.” host: “Who presented” year: 2026 arxiv: “https://arxiv.org/abs/XXXXXXXX” topico: cs.SE # arXiv category; feeds the dashboard discussed: 2026-MM-DD tags: journal-club mwbr # or engcomp

In short

A phrase summarizing what the article deals with.

Complete Authors (Year)

Summary # Short summary of the article — problem, method, main result.

Discussion # What the group actually discussed: points raised, criticism, doubts, connections with other articles/projects.

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