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% =========================================================
% Example usage of the ddlspd-coverpage package
% =========================================================
%
% This file demonstrates how to:
% - compile with the required engine (XeLaTeX / LuaLaTeX)
% - enforce Arial, 11 pt
% - configure and render the DDLS cover page
% - access the project title later in the document
%
% Compile with:
% xelatex example.tex
% =========================================================
\documentclass[11pt]{article}
% ---------------------------------------------------------
% Font setup (required)
% ---------------------------------------------------------
% The DDLS template requires Arial, 11 pt.
% This requires XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX (NOT pdfLaTeX).
\usepackage{fontspec}
\setmainfont{Arial}
% ---------------------------------------------------------
% DDLS cover page package
% ---------------------------------------------------------
% This package provides:
% - \DDLSCoverPage{...} (renders the mandatory cover page)
% - configuration keys for project metadata
% - accessor macros such as \DDLSTitle
\usepackage{ddls-coverpage}
\begin{document}
% ---------------------------------------------------------
% Mandatory DDLS cover page
% ---------------------------------------------------------
% All metadata is provided via key–value options.
\DDLSCoverPage{
ddlscall={Call for Postdoctoral Fellowships in DDLS 2026},
% -------------------------------------------------------
% Track selection (choose ONE)
% -------------------------------------------------------
% track = academic,
track = industrial,
% -------------------------------------------------------
% Project information
% -------------------------------------------------------
title = {Data-driven Example Project},
applicant = {Firstname Lastname},
% -------------------------------------------------------
% Supervision
% -------------------------------------------------------
acadsupervisor = {Academic Supervisor Name},
acadaffil = {Department, University},
% Optional (industrial track only)
indsupervisor = {Industrial Supervisor, Company},
% Optional
coresearchers = {Co-supervisor 1 (Affil); Co-supervisor 2 (Affil)}
}
% ---------------------------------------------------------
% Accessing metadata after the cover page
% ---------------------------------------------------------
% After \DDLSCoverPage has been called, the project title
% (and other fields) can be reused elsewhere in the document.
%
% The most common use case is to repeat the title at the
% start of the research plan.
{\textbf{\Large\DDLSTitle}}\\[0.75em]
% ---------------------------------------------------------
% Main proposal content starts here
% ---------------------------------------------------------
\noindent
This document provides an example of how the project title,
specified in the DDLS cover page, can be reused consistently
throughout the proposal without duplication.
% (Replace the text below with your actual proposal.)
{\bf Main objectives:}
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{\bf Description of data-driven methods used and/or developed within the project.:}
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\end{document}