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This template is designed for contributions to the International Conference on Process Mining (ICPM) Demo Track for Event Log Resources, based on the existing CEURART template with the necessary modifications. LINK TO THE WEBSITE: https://icpmconference.org/2027/call-for-demos/
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UC Irvine students are encouraged to use the updated, accessible LaTeX template available at https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/current-uc-irvine-thesis-and-dissertation/qndsrrkcmfmd. This archived template may be used if necessary, but will require manual remediation for accessibility. A LaTeX template for thesis and dissertation documents at UC Irvine. Queries and updates should be directed to https://github.com/lotten/uci-thesis-latex.

This is the LaTeX template for submissions to the peer-reviewed publications track of the Swiss AI Center and HES-SO AI Days 2027 (Swiss AI Days 2027) - https://ai-days.swiss-ai-center.ch/en/call-for-papers/call-for-scientific-papers Closely derived from the ICML 2025 template, it conserves its CC BY 4.0 license

This template will get you started with writing your report or thesis and can also be used to create slides. This template is too large to compile with Overleaf’s free plan. For possible workarounds, read the last paragraph of section A.1.4. It contains: a title page for VUB, BRUFACE and ULB a project plan a jury (for a PhD) acknowledgements an abstract in English, Dutch and French a disclosure on the use of AI a table of contents, list of figures, tables and listings a nomenclature the typical chapters appendices with useful information on various topics your own publications (for a PhD) a bibliography a demo bibliography with common entry types a to-do list In the appendices, you will find useful information about: LaTeX and this template formatting of figures, tables, equations, slides, Python generated output and source code useful packages and commands examples of different types of figures and plots mathematical symbols and Greek symbols example of a table in appendix example of an included PDF file

Research plan and PhD thesis templates suitable for the Barcelona Supercomputing Center - Centro Nacional de Supercomputación (BSC-CNS)

This formal template is for Sakarya University Journal of Computer and Information Sciences and developed by Prof.Dr. Ahmet ZENGİN. http://saucis.sakarya.edu.tr/en/pub/writing-rules

A retro, monospaced, black-and-white Beamer theme: inverse-video frame titles with a blinking-style cursor, window boxes with hard drop shadows, terminal-style section screens, and a block progress bar.

A boilerplate LaTeX template for writing B.Sc. Undergraduate thesis for undergraduate students of RUET. Departments: ME, EEE, CSE, CE, IPE, CFPE, URP, MTE, ECE, ETE, MSE, GCE, BECM. To get started, fill all the variables on main.tex file.

Unofficial LaTeX thesis template for Trent University graduate students (Master's and PhD), set up to follow the School of Graduate Studies 2025 formatting guidelines. It has a title page, supervisory committee page, abstract, acknowledgements, contents and lists, example chapters (citations, equations, tables, figures, plots, cross-references) and an IEEE-style bibliography. Set your title, name, program and degree in main.tex; the layout lives in trentthesis.cls. Not issued or endorsed by Trent University, so check your final PDF against the current guidelines before you submit. The layout follows the Quarto-based Trent template by Hamza Attarwala. This LaTeX version is a separate implementation and copies none of its files.
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