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Template for preparing research articles, technical or lab reports, and other academic documentation.

This LaTeX template is based on the official Microsoft Word thesis template provided by King Abdulaziz University. The official Word template is not publicly hosted online; however, students can obtain it directly from their respective departments or academic supervisors. This LaTeX template has been developed to replicate the formatting and structure of that template while providing the advantages of LaTeX for academic writing.

This LaTeX template is adapted for the Aerospace Research Communications (ARC) journal, based on the official Frontiers template. origin web: https://static2.frontierspartnerships.org/journalimages/ARC%20LaTeX_Templates.zip It includes: Full main article template (frontiers.tex) Supplementary material template (frontiers_SupplementaryMaterial.tex) Reference styles (Harvard/Vancouver) All required class and style files (.cls, .bst, .sty) To use: Set frontiers.tex as the main file in Overleaf Write your main manuscript in frontiers.tex Use frontiers_SupplementaryMaterial.tex for additional data/appendices if needed

To support authors in preparing their manuscripts, InterPore Journal provides an official LaTeX template for submissions. Use of the template is recommended but not mandatory. Using the template helps ensure that manuscripts follow the journal’s formatting and structural requirements from the outset, and if accepted, facilitate production. For full font support and accurate journal styling, compilation with LuaLaTeX is recommended. Supplementary material should be prepared as a separate LaTeX project, distinct from the main manuscript. For detailed manuscript preparation instructions, please consult the Author Guidelines (https://ipjournal.interpore.org/index.php/interpore/guidelines) or contact the editorial office at Laura.Lenz@InterPore.org.

A LaTeX template for research/academic articles, technical reports, and more.

This template has been built to help students' easier adoption of Latex for their thesis. It comes with many features out of the box, with several examples. I hope that this template will help save HDR students time (and stress). I will be frequently updating/improving this template, so please provide feedback so that future students can benefit from it. I wish you all the best in your research. Anthony Dang (Anthony.Dang@uts.edu.au | https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonydotnet/)

第42回ファジィシステムシンポジウム(FSS2026)のスタイルファイルです． https://soft-cr.org/fss/2026/

LaTeX class for ICIS (International Conference on Information Systems) paper submissions. Supports blind review and camera-ready (final) formats from a single file. Uses XeLaTeX + Biber with APA bibliography style. Visit https://icis2026.aisconferences.org/submissions/paper-templates-pcs-guide-for-authors/ for detailed information.

This repository provides an official‑style Beamer presentation template for the University of Birmingham, designed to support the creation of professional, brand‑compliant academic and research presentations. The template follows the University of Birmingham brand guidelines, including typography, colour usage, layout, and visual identity, as specified on the University’s brand portal (https://brand.birmingham.ac.uk/)). It is intended for use by staff and students who wish to produce slides that are visually consistent with the University’s corporate identity while retaining the flexibility and power of LaTeX and Beamer. The complete source code is openly available on GitHub, enabling transparency, reuse, and community contributions (https://github.com/joedpreece/uob-beamer-template).