1. Personal information: including basic information such as name, gender, date of birth and contact information.

2. Education background: list your undergraduate school, major, achievement ranking and other information, and if there are any related honors or awards, you can also list them.

3. Scientific research experience: If you have participated in scientific research projects, you can describe in detail your role and contribution in the project and the results of the project.

4. Internship experience: If you have relevant internship experience, you can describe your work content and achievements in detail, as well as the skills you have learned from it.

5. Skills certificate: List the skills you have mastered and the certificates you have obtained, such as computer skills and language skills.

6. Personal statement: This is your chance to show yourself to your mentor. You can introduce your research interests, research plans and future career plans here.

7. Letter of recommendation: If possible, you can attach your letter of recommendation, which can increase your competitiveness.

When writing a resume, you should pay attention to the following points:

-Your resume should be concise and avoid long and complicated sentences.

-Describe your experiences and achievements with verbs, such as "I took over" and "I finished".

Try to use quantitative data to prove your achievements, such as "I improved the efficiency of the project by%".

-Avoid using technical terms and make sure your tutor can understand your resume.

-Be sure to check grammar and spelling mistakes before submitting your resume.