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This is the official template of the LaTeLL 2026 conference following the official website: https://latell.org/2026/submissions-and-publication/

PSTricks drawings can't be compiled under pdflatex. Instead, compilation with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX 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).

Paper Template to be used in SASYR symposium.

Submission template for the open-access journal "Constructions" (https://constructions.journals.hhu.de)

Szablon pracy dyplomowej dla kierunku Sztuczna Inteligencja i Uczenie Maszynowe prowadzonego przez Instytut Informatyki Stosowanej Politechniki Łódzkiej

A simple, yet powerful thesis template to be used for any thesis type within Graz University of Technology. The template also contains code specifically for the EAS Group at the Institute of Technical Informatics, Graz University of Technology.

This is the official University of Queensland Thesis template for use with LaTeX through the Overleaf platform. To begin writing please click the ‘Open as Template’ above. Once you have opened the template please navigate to the HowToUseTemplate.tex within the template that can be found on the left-hand side menu. Here you will find information on licensing, support, direction on using the template and the template structure. The official template is supported by the University of Queensland Graduate School, and as such, the current and correct version of this template can always be found on the UQ Overleaf homepage and the UQ Graduate School website.

Official thesis template for the Chair of Statistics and Data Science at the University of Augsburg, based on the official guidelines: https://assets.uni-augsburg.de/media/filer_public/1e/10/1e104fc2-93bc-42d5-9d9c-fd4663f3214d/wise2024_leitfaden_abschlussarbeiten.pdf

This is the template for the standard non-english version of the journal article at the Journal of Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Development (JAISD) https://www.jaisd.org/ The Journal of Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Development (JAISD), led by the International Research Centre on Artificial intelligence under the auspices of UNESCO (IRCAI) in collaboration with the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS), serves as a critical platform to examine the ethical dimensions of AI and propose responsible, equitable, and impactful solutions to advance the UN SDGs. We curate and publish high-quality, peer-reviewed research on topics such as algorithmic fairness, transparency, accountability, environmental impact, and the intersection of technological innovation and societal well-being. letterpaper/a4paper: US/UK paper size toggle num-refs/alpha-refs: numeric/author-year citation and bibliography toggle