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Academic CV LaTeX Template
Publications, grants, teaching and talks in a tidy multi-page CV.
What's inside
- Header with title, department, email, website and ORCID
- Two-column entries: dates on the left, details on the right
- Numbered publication lists per type, with your name in bold via \me{…}
- Sections for grants, teaching, supervision, invited talks and service
- Footer with your name and “Page 1 of 2” on every page
articlegeometry, enumitem, titlesec, xcolor, fancyhdr, lastpage, hyperrefAn academic CV grows every year, and the hard part is keeping it consistent as it does. This template gives every section the same shape — dates in a fixed left column, details on the right — and numbers each publication list separately, so journal articles, conference papers and preprints stay easy to scan for hiring and grant committees.
Your own name is wrapped in a one-letter command so it stands out in author lists, and the footer carries your name and page count, which matters when a committee prints a stack of applications. It is plain article-class LaTeX, so nothing breaks when you move it between machines.
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