Templates — Research Diary

Weekly Report template for Dr. Katherine Davis's group.

a template for project progress report

Looking elegant and professional, this simple memo template is perfect for communicating either internally within an organization or with outside partners. Using the texMemo package created by Rob Oakes, this template supports all of the standard LaTeX article features in addition to providing some commands specifically designed for a memo or short note. These include commands for the memo recipient (\memoto), sender (\memofrom), Subject (\memosubject), and Date (\memodate). You can also add a logo to your document using the \logo command, and the logo can be an image, text, or any combination of the two. Simply click the button above to create a new memo today, which can be written and shared online directly from Overleaf.

Laboratory Notes Template by Mikhail Klassen, April 2013, Contributions from Sarah Mount, May 2014. This version of the template is based on the tuft-latex class.

A Memorandum Template used in assignments of some IST/UL courses. Version 1.1

To read more about Mikhail's use of LaTeX for research, see his guest blog post.

LaTeX Template for Easily Writing Review Notes as shown in this example.

This is a template for summarising academic papers quickly.

A simple template to be used as a personal diary or journal. Benefits over a typical hand-written journal include (1) no set entry length, (2) the ability to write as fast as one can type — often much faster than hand-writing speed, and (3) no pressure to write every day — rather than the standard journal with a page/heading for each day, this journal has only headings for the days you choose to write. I do not claim to be any sort of LaTeX expert, but I have found creating this template helpful for my own personal use. I hope you find it useful as well. Happy writing!