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The paper template for CiiS2021

A PhD dissertation/thesis template satisfying the requirements of NYU's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (as of 2019). This is based on a template by José Koiller (2007-2008).

Adaptive CV allows to compile different variants of a CV (e.g., a résumé and an extended CV) from a single LaTeX source. It is particularly suitable for academic CVs but flexible enough to be used with any CVs. https://github.com/alessandrorossini/adcv

Template for MAT-52 course

A cumulative dissertation is in its nature a different document in comparison to a standard monogram dissertation. Unfortunately, the university guide-lines sometimes do not provide a LaTeX template or do not exactly specify the structure of such a document. Therefore, to make the final document as readable as possible, we might want to structure it more than the standard thesis templates (e.g. adding multiple bibliographies, multiple tables of contents, etc.). Unfortunately, this process is not always straight forward and the interplay between additional packages can cause troubles. I encountered multiple problems while preparing the template for my thesis, which are solved in this template and I hope this document will save some time to anybody wishing to structure their thesis similarly.

Template for the Science Justification to be attached to an ESO proposal for observing time. Upload the resulting pdf to www.eso.org/p1

Lab report template for standard Scientific writing

The non-template for academic CVs in LaTeX. Extremely simple to use and modify by relying on 2 commands and your LaTeX skills only.

Some quick examples of the tikzducks package! The latest version, which has an option for an Overleaf tikz, can be obtained from Sam Carter's Github repository.