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Communicating and sharing your work effectively with colleagues, supervisors and the general public often requires the preparation of a suitable presentation, tailored to that audience. These templates make it easy to create such a presentation, and the resulting set of slides is available for distribution in PDF format – perfect for sharing before or after your lecture, seminar or talk.
HFU Beamer Theme
The source and the licence can be found on GitHub:
https://github.com/weberval/HFU
Valentin Weber
Modern Presentation Template
A Modern template with customizable background and logo.
Gouthaman KG
University of Patras - Unofficial Presentation Beamer
This is a basic LaTeX Beamer template that I customised to have the logo of University of Patras(UoP) and a background picture (St. Andrew's Church). Mind that this is NOT an official UoP template but it may still be useful for informal presentations.
Panagiotis Papagiannopoulos
Template 1 Slides Blue
Modelos de Slides com Cor Azul
Mateus Moro Lumertz
PROPESQ UNIR Defesa PIBIC 2020
Template desenvolvido para defesa do PIBIC/PIBITI da propesq UNIR do ciclo de 2019/2020. O código é aberto, e o usuário final pode fazer as alterações que achar necessárias.
propesq UNIR
UvA Informatica Template Presentatie
Een template voor presentaties binnen de bacheloropleiding Informatica van de Universiteit van Amsterdam
Frederick Kreuk, Robert van Wijk
OsloMet Beamer Theme
Beamer theme for OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University.
Documentation:
https://github.com/martinhelso/OsloMet.
Nikolai Bjørnestøl Hansen, Martin Helsø
UiO Math Department Beamer Theme
Beamer theme for the Department of Mathematics at the University of Oslo.
Documentation:
https://github.com/martinhelso/MathDept
Martin Helsø
UiO Math Department Beamer Theme Widescreen
Beamer theme for the Department of Mathematics at the University of Oslo.
This theme uses the aspect ratio 16:9, which fills out more of the computer screen than the standard 4:3 ratio. It is intended for digital lectures, rather than canvas presentations.
Martin Helsø