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This template is formatted for long and formal papers. It is attempted to be useful for college students. Focus on social science reports, but could be used in other fields.

Article template for publication in Emerald - Business Process Management Journal.

TCC: Modelo de Apresentação de Trabalho Monográfico Acadêmico Template v2 por Francisco Reinaldo https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6161-6755 (http://lattes.cnpq.br/7401534350061823) Adaptado da versão 1, em aula, de: Rodrigo de Moraes --------------------- Agradecimentos a Overleaf pela oportunidade ---------------------

The university-level STEM Fellowship Big Data Challenge involves undergraduate students using data science tools to undertake team-based research projects broadly related to the field of epidemiology.

This is a template prepared for the AguaClara Team at Cornell University. Each subteam is asked to use this template to create reports for documenting each semester's work. Do good work, and do it often!

This template is to write a thesis based on the style of Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU). Please, double check the format to make it sure that the final output is stylized as the requirements of SKKU and your department. Please, be aware that this template is not the official template file provided by SKKU. The template maker will not take any responsibility for any disadvantage due to this template.

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Use this template to prepare a submission for Journal of Dawning Research.

The Monocol Navbar CV is a CV template inspired by simple websites with a main infinite scroll body and a little navigation at the side. Only that here, the navigation is the contact info. The image can easily be taken away if not wanted or needed (but it’s still customary in German speaking areas). Apart from being inspired by simple website navbars, inspiration credit also goes to Jan Kuester’s Left Sidebar CV with the paracol separation rule. More information on using the included infographics in the blogpost linked below. The github is here. The blogpost to go with it is here.