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`beamerthemecu` is a custom Beamer theme designed specifically for presentations associated with Columbia University in the City of New York. This theme is inspired by and based on the SINTEF theme, originally created by Federico Zenith (federico.zenith@sintef.no). The theme is tailored to meet the visual identity guidelines of Columbia University, providing a professional and consistent look for your presentations. The `beamerthemecu` theme is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0, which ensures that you can modify and share it freely. The source code and additional resources for the theme are [hosted on GitHub](https://github.com/singularitti/beamerthemecu). ## Features - Elegant and clean design, based on the SINTEF theme - Incorporates the official color scheme of Columbia University - Customizable title page and section slides - Supports standard Beamer features such as overlays, blocks, and lists - Easy to install and use Whether you are a student, faculty member, or researcher at Columbia University, the `beamerthemecu` theme will help you create visually appealing and professional presentations that represent the institution well. Get started by visiting the GitHub repository and following the installation and usage instructions provided in the documentation. ## Usage To use this theme, you need to have LaTeX and beamer installed on your system. You also need to download the files from the repo and place them in your working directory. Then you can load the theme in your preamble with: ```tex \usepackage{beamerthemecu} \usetheme{cu} ``` I hope you enjoy this theme and find it useful for your presentations. If you have any feedback, suggestions or bug reports, please feel free to contact me or [open an issue on GitHub](https://github.com/singularitti/beamerthemecu/issues/new).

A minimalistic beamer template created for University of Warwick.

The ltx-talk class can be used to create (on-screen) presentations, outputting tagged (accessible) PDFs. Its syntax is largely similar to beamer's, though not all of beamer's functionalities have been implemented in ltx-talk. Best compiled with LuaLaTeX especially if you want to tag mathematical contents automatically. ltx-talk is currently experimental. See the CTAN package ltx-talk webpage or the Github repository for the latest developments. If you'd like to use the latest version of ltx-talk in your Overleaf project, you can join our Labs program to access a rolling version of TeX Live in your projects.

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

A beamer theme built on top of the Metropolis theme with customized colors, typography, and layout for academic presentations.

Hebrew Latex Beamer presentations.

Cookie is a standalone, LuaLaTeX-first Beamer theme with modern visuals.

Beamer presentation style for the research institution SINTEF, 2026 version. This template is consistent with the model distributed by SINTEF as of June 2026; for more information on these classes, contact the internal SINTeX channel.
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