Description

Prepare materials that meet target institution requirements for journals, academic conferences, research posters, or grant applications, reducing rework due to formatting, length, and submission guideline discrepancies. Whether you are submitting to Nature, Science, PLOS, IEEE, ACM, or preparing papers for conferences like NeurIPS, ICML, CVPR, and CHI, you can obtain matching LaTeX templates, formatting requirements, and writing style references. You can use it to find and select templates for journal papers, conference papers, academic posters, and grant applications, organize author information and project content, and check key requirements such as page counts, fonts, margins, citations, figures, file formats, and double-blind peer review. For funding applications such as NSF, NIH, DOE, and DARPA, it also provides support for material structure and submission guidelines. Beyond layout preparation, it helps you understand expression habits in different fields, such as readability for multidisciplinary journals, structured abstracts for medical papers, machine learning conferences' focus on contributions and reproducibility, and common writing conventions for computer science conferences. When writing papers or posters, you can also supplement research content with suitable scientific diagrams, flowcharts, or system architecture charts to make complex methods and research relationships easier to understand, generating a clear formatting checklist result before submission.