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LetPub is a leading scholarly editing company that helps researchers publish in prestigious journals worldwide. This is a basic journal article template which includes metadata fields for multiple authors, affiliations and keywords, and can be used to prepare a draft of your manuscript for submission to LetPub. It is also set up to use the lineno package for line numbers; these can be turned on by adding the 'lineno' option to the documentclass command. When your draft is ready, simply click the "Submit" option in the top bar of the Overleaf editor and follow the instructions to submit your manuscript.

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Nuclear Science and Techniques (NST) is an international, peer-reviewed scientific journal sponsored by Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Nuclear Society. It was established in 1990 as a quarterly journal and had been changed to a monthly frequency in 2017. The journal is devoted to applied nuclear physics; fundamental study of nuclear energy; application of nuclear techniques in various fields; radiochemistry and radiation chemistry; nuclear instruments and methods. The publication of the journal is aimed at enhancing academic exchange between Chinese and foreign scientists, and at promoting development of nuclear science and techniques and their applications. NST has been indexed by SCI-E, CA in US, SA in UK and РЖ in Russia. The editor-in-chief is Prof. Yu-Gang Ma.

PSTricks drawings can't be compiled under pdflatex and lualatex (Frequently done errors #5). Instead, compilation with XeLaTeX is preferred if you need to use .jpg/.png/.pdf images in your project. But if you absolutely need to compile with pdflatex, this example demonstrates how to use PStricks with pdflatex using auto-pst-pdf on Overleaf (But you still can't use .jpg/.png/.pdf images within your PSTricks drawings).

Template for the NREL SULI research paper deliverable

Consumo de Alimentos Provenientes de Animales: el Mayor y Más Ignorado Factor Contaminante

La bandera del archipiélago africano de la Unión de las Comoras consta en su fondo de cuatro colores que representan a las cuatro islas del archipiélago: amarillo por Mohéli (Mwali), blanco por Mayotte (reclamada por Comoras, y que sigue perteneciendo a Francia), rojo por Anjouan (Nzwani) y azul por Gran Comora (Ngazidja). Este significado también lo tienen las cuatro estrellas, mientras que la luna menguante en el triángulo verde Palma representa a la religión musulmana, dominante. Esta bandera ha cambiado cinco veces desde que se diseñó la primera de ellas en 1963. El diseño actual se adoptó por referéndum en el año 2001. Los detalles de diseño proceden de la página web http://vexilla-mundi.com/comoros_flag.html y los colores son de la página relacionada a la bandera en Wikipedia. Se ha decidido dejar las cinco estrellas giradas en ángulo de 52 grados, tal como se muestra en algunos diseños en Internet.

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