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LaTeX, Templates  2 Comments

16. May 202018. May 2020

New Template: Monocol Navbar CV

The Ninja show coming to you today with a CV template inspired by simple websites with a main infinite scroll

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9. May 202015. May 2020

New Template: One Row Academic CV

After I got some feedback on the Two Row Academic CV, I wanted to make an update. One column Some

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LaTeX, Short Post, Templates  2 Comments

1. September 2019

Two Row Academic CV

I know I’ve been neglecting this blog lately during my fellowship. But I hope you, my dear readers, can be

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18. August 201924. November 2019

Simple Modern CV

After a short absence, I thought I’d treat you to another CV template as an excuse 😉 The template is

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