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Mejri Mohamed Habib's CV. Created based on the Friggeri CV template.

A two row academic CV template. This is just a normal two column layout, not paracol like many of my other templates. It is fairly simple but can accommodate lots of information which can come in handy for academic CVs. It is relatively classic and basic but still doesn't look like any other template either. Since it doesn't use paracol, however, getting the black rules (cvrule) to line up beside each other might be difficult, if that's what you want. Usage with perfectly lined up rules wasn't intended, but could be achieved by changing the twocolumn to a normal article using the paracol package. The colour can be made into grey or whatever you want. It is indicated in the comments where this can be done. For listing publications, multiple different versions are available (look closely!). You can try out all the alternatives and then stick with what works best for you. The github repo is here: https://github.com/latex-ninja/two-row-academic-cv

Michał Kwiecień's CV. Created with the moderncv template.

Template per le relazioni di Sperimentazioni di Fisica 1 al I° anno del corso triennale in Astronomia dell'Università degli Studi di Padova.

Instructions for preparing papers for the CMBEC are presented. They are intended to guide the authors in preparing the electronic version of their paper. Only papers prepared according to these instructions will be published in the online version of proceedings.

Exemplo de utilizacao do estilo de formatacao normas-utf-tex

This is FYP-1 report format for batch 2021 Air University, Islamabad Department of Electrical Engineering

IM426/IMI426 için rapor formatı olarak kullanılmak üzere eklendi.

For an electron moving in a circular path in a magnetic field, if we know the magnetic field strength, accelerating voltage, and radius of the electron's trajectory, then we can make an estimation of the electron's charge to mass ratio. We calculated an average charge to mass ratio of \(2.08 \times 10^{11} \pm 1.81 \times 10^8\) Coulombs per kilogram.