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This is version 5.0 of quantumarticle, the document class for typesetting articles in Quantum - the open journal for quantum science.

This is a template for CERN presentations following the official CERN design guidelines. The CERN logo is legally protected. Please visit http://copyright.web.cern.ch/ for information on the terms of use of CERN content, including the CERN logo.

This is an example of the iopart document class, and contains details on how to prepare and submit your articles for publication in an IOP Publishing journal. Note that IOP Publishing journals do not require TeX submissions to use this document class, other templates can be used. If you'd like to write an IOP Publishing article, you can use this example document as a template and change the main article text to suit - simply click the button to get started. Alternatively you can also just upload the iopart.cls file available from IOPP (see https://publishingsupport.iopscience.iop.org/questions/latex-template/) to any document you've already created, and change the document class to iopart to convert it to the style of this template.

Credits https://github.com/alejogm0520

An unofficial template for thesis reports at the Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk Univer­sity (Brno, Czech Repub­lic). For more information about the class, see the internal GitLab repository at https://gitlab.fi.muni.cz/teaching-lab/fi-thesis-report

Use this template for MEng and BEng individual projects. It is kept as simple as possible with a clean cover page.

GayaUKM is a LaTeX class for authoring theses that fulfill formatting specifications required by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), Malaysia. It was commissioned and endorsed by UKM's Centre for Graduate Management. (v1.4 updated 19 May, 2019)

A simple example demonstrating the use of markdown in LaTeX, with the new markdown package. The markdown examples are taken from the markdown package and from here.

The markdown package makes it possible to use markdown in LaTeX documents. Now here's an example to show how markdown can be used to create posters, especially using beamerposter.