\section{Progress and publications}

% Timeline: \task[status]{what}{when}; status done, ongoing or planned.
% \begin{progress}[nolegend] hides the legend; \task<2->[...] reveals later.
\begin{frame}{Research progress}
  \begin{progress}
    \task[done]{Literature review}{Jan--Jun 2024}
    \task[done]{Solver validation}{Jul--Dec 2024}
    \task[ongoing]{Parametric study}{2025}
    \task[planned]{Thesis writing}{2026}
  \end{progress}
\end{frame}

% Publications with status badges: published, accepted, review, submitted,
% preparation.  \pub[status]{bibkey} (from references.bib, not added to the
% References slide)  \pubtext[status]{free text}  \pubsection{heading}
\begin{frame}{Publications}
  \begin{publications}
    \pubsection{Journal articles}
    \pub[published]{placeholder_article}
    \pubtext[review]{Authors. ``Title''. Journal.}
    \pubsection{Conference papers}
    \pub[accepted]{placeholder_conference}
    \pubtext[preparation]{Authors. ``Title''.}
  \end{publications}
\end{frame}