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This is the template for submission to the following journals: Wearable Technologies Data and Policy Data-centric Engineering Environmental Data Science Forum of Mathematics, Pi Forum of Mathematics, Sigma Flow Judgment and Decision Making Programmable Materials Glasgow Mathematical Journal Journal of Nonlinear Waves Psychometrika Research Synthesis Methods

Annual Progress Review (APR) template for PGR students at Queen's University Belfast.

A PhD Differentiation template for students studying at Queen's University Belfast.

This is a template for the document that needs to be submitted as part of the Initial Review process, which typically takes place within the first 3-5 months of starting a PhD within the School of Mathematics and Physics at Queen's University Belfast.

Poster template following the corporate style of the Technical University of Delft (https://www.tudelft.nl/huisstijl)

IPLeiria Thesis is an open-source LaTeX template designed for creating professional theses, dissertations, and academic reports specifically tailored for the Polytechnic University of Leiria students. This template, while being the official institutional template, ensures a clean, aesthetically pleasing, and professional design while remaining highly customizable to suit various needs. The template is also user-friendly, making it accessible even for newcomers! Note: This project is publicly available on GitHub. Version: 2.2.6

This is the English version of the LaTeX template for Jurnal Rekayasa Proses. Use this if you want to prepare a submission or typeset an article that is entirely in the English language.

This is the Bahasa Indonesia version of the LaTeX template for Jurnal Rekayasa Proses. Use this if you want to prepare a submission or typeset an article that is predominantly in Bahasa Indonesia.

This V2.1 LaTeX template is prepared for article submission to the journal Physics and Astronomy Reports (PAR) of Istanbul University Press. The template works in two submission modes: referee and archive (as arxiv). Authors are required to use only the referee mode during the manuscript submission phase. The archive mode is designed to allow authors to upload an accepted manuscript to any archive site.