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Selection for presentations at TRC-30 is based on the submission of extended abstracts of research. These extended abstracts should be no longer than 4 pages in length, or about 1000 words. Templates are provided to author papers in this format for both Microsoft Word and LaTeX:

• Microsoft Word —  Download the latest TRC-30 Word Template  to prepare your paper for submission.
• LaTeX —   Download the TRC-30’s LaTeX ZIP , which can be used for online collaborative writing; authors can create an Overleaf project using this template.

All submissions must be electronically submitted through the EasyChair conference manuscript management system (https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=trc30).

In order to be included in the final program, one of the authors must register for the conference, and do so before the early registration deadline of June 30, 2024. Please note that each registered participant is allowed to present at most one paper during the conference.

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The Forum EPFL’s presentations are the opportunity to introduce your company to a wide audience of students and graduates. Furthermore, workshops allow you to meet and share directly with students interested in your company.

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From 7th to 9th October, you will have the opportunity to introduce your company through presentations aimed at students. Future graduates will be there to receive information about your activities, your work methods, your goals, and your selection criteria.

Note: Conference rooms are equipped with beamers, laser pointer and with all the necessary audio-visual material (PC/Mac connectors).

Since 2013, the Forum EPFL offers an additional service allowing you to meet students in a more interactive environment. By booking a workshop, you will have 3-hour access to an entirely configurable room, suited to your requests and installed by our team.

Workshops differ from a presentation on the fact that the type and format of those interactive activities are entirely up to your own choice. We present you with the possibility to select students that will attend your workshops from our CV-library. You will also be able to choose the theme and configuration of the room thanks to this service’s great flexibility.

Workshops examples: Roundtable, presentation session, case studies, …

Opportunities are broad, don’t hesitate to share your wishes and needs with us and we will do all that is in our power to fulfill them! These sessions always have a great impact on students. They will allow you to get acquainted with students in the most optimal way.

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EPFL is providing Overleaf Professional features for all students, faculty and staff who would like to use a collaborative, online LaTeX editor for their projects. Overleaf Professional features include real-time track changes, unlimited collaborators, and full document history.

Overleaf is designed to make the process of writing, editing and producing your research papers and project reports much quicker for both you and your collaborators. Overleaf can also be linked to other services to best fit into your workflow.

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A LaTeX template pack for ieeetran, sigchi, acm-sig-alternate, llncs2e, baposter, nccr-poster and beamer

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A paper/report/poster/presentation package template using ieeetran, sigchi, acm-sig-alternate, baposter and beamer. Modules share figures and bibliography.

For example outputs, see the output/ directory.

Tested with TeX Live 2015. Beamer video playback tested with Okular 0.24.2 on KDE 4.14.16.

Here are the current modules:

• paper-ieeetran : A IEEEtran conference paper template, built with pdflatex. Requires the IEEEtran package.
• paper-sigchi : The official 2016 SIGCHI proceedings paper template, built with pdflatex.
• paper-acm-sig-alternate : ACM conference proceedings template (may not adhere to SIG proceedings styles), built with pdflatex.
• paper-llncs2e : Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) LaTeX 2e format, built with pdflatex.
• poster : A baposter poster template, built with pdflatex.
• poster-nccr : NCCR poster template as an SVG, built with inkscape. Requires inkscape.
• presentation-simple : A simple beamer presentation template, including in-frame video playback, built with lualatex.
• presentation-hri : An HRI-themed beamer presentation template, including in-frame video playback, built with lualatex. Thanks to Séverin Lemaignan and Benjamin Weiss for the style.

More template modules will be added with different styles.

How to build

In the root directory, run

Important note: Custom fonts are used in presentation-simple and presentation-hri ; LaTeX will index these fonts the first time these documents are built. Delays up to several minutes can occur.

How to export version-controlled outputs

This will copy all the output PDFs and videos from the build directories to the output/ directory in the root.

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IMPORTANT : If the Professor proposing the project is not affiliated with Microengineering section, the project has to submitted for validation to [email protected] .

It is not allowed to take two projects during the same semester, neither to carry out two projects in the same laboratory.

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The section also recommends to complete the following form (which is a supplement to the evaluation) and to send the PDF to the Section for the student’s file.

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