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LaTeX template for writing doctoral theses at the University of Murcia (UMU), based on the requirements established by the EIDUM (Escuela Internacional de Doctorado de la Universidad de Murcia). Adapted from the original ipleiria-thesis template by José Areia, it has been carefully modified to comply with the stylistic and structural standards mandated by the UMU. Configurable in Spanish and English, with several chapter styles, print and screen layouts, glossary, list of acronyms, bibliography and syntax-highlighted source code. It also compiles locally on Windows, macOS and Linux. Requires XeLaTeX: the template uses fontspec and will not compile with pdfLaTeX. If you upload the files to a new project, remember to set the compiler in the project menu. Distributed under the LaTeX Project Public License v1.3c, like the original template. Source code and issue tracker on GitHub: https://github.com/enriiquee/umu-thesis Version: 1.1.0

LaTeX template for submissions to the journal Planetary Research. Before submitting a manuscript, please consult the journal's submission guidelines. Planetary Research is the first and only diamond open-access journal devoted exclusively to the field of planetary science. The journal is community-led, all articles are free to access, and authors pay no fees to publish. The journal is published by the non-profit Planetary Research Cooperative and is hosted in cooperation with the Open Publishing Services (OPUS) of the Université Paris Cité.

Modelo para a coleção "Rumos da Epistemologia", do NEL/UFSC (https://nel.ufsc.br/rumos-da-epistemologia/).

Template de apresentação de slides baseado na Identidade Visual IFUSP. https://portal.if.usp.br/imprensa/pt-br/node/3425

Template Apresentações IFUSP baseado no site da identidade visual do IFUSP. https://portal.if.usp.br/imprensa/pt-br/node/3425

The template is based on the University of Exeter "Presentation of Thesis" template, shared by the Doctoral College in 2026. It uses the comments and formatting outlined by the University of Exeter, and sets researchers up for writing their Thesis in Overleaf. The Word document of this is available here On the Doctoral College webpage under "Presentation of your thesis"

Tutorial is a lightweight LaTeX class for creating professional tutorial sheets, assignments, problem sets, and coursework handouts. It provides a clean academic layout with automatic title generation, configurable course metadata, professional headers and footers, and a customizable problem environment with nested subproblems. Designed for instructors, teaching assistants, and educators, the class emphasizes simplicity, readability, and consistency while leveraging modern XeLaTeX/LuaLaTeX typography through `fontspec` and `unicode-math`. It is particularly well suited for university-level STEM courses, where mathematical typesetting and structured problem statements are essential. Whether you are preparing weekly tutorial sheets, assignments, quizzes, or classroom handouts, This template offers a simple starting point while remaining flexible enough to adapt to your institution's style.

modernclassnotes is an open-source LaTeX package and document class tailored for university professors, lecturers, researchers, and students. It produces class notes, lecture handouts, and assignment worksheets. It works out of the box on standard TeX Live, MiKTeX, and Overleaf without requiring complex non-standard package installations.

This is the official LaTeX template for manuscripts submitted to The Cyber Defense Review (CDR) (v2.1) It includes properly structured sections, CMOS Author–Date citation formatting, anonymized review support, and built-in compliance with CDR’s submission guidelines to streamline preparation and ensure consistency with editorial standards. Whether drafting a research article or professional commentary, this template helps authors focus on content while meeting journal requirements. Please see the CDR Submission Guidelines page for more details on manuscript preparation: https://cyberdefensereview.army.mil/Publish/Instructions-for-Authors/