This LaTeX Beamer theme is designed for use in presentations at the Climate and Environmental Research Institute - NILU. The theme allows users to switch between two different templates (Template A and Template B) depending on their presentation needs.
- Two customizable templates: Template A and Template B.
- Consistent NILU branding with logo and color schemes.
- Custom fonts and colors.
- Automatic Table of Contents at the start of each section.
- Multiple configuration options, including customized footers and block styles.
To use this theme, you can follow these steps to download, unzip, and clean up the necessary files:
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Download the theme zip file:
wget https://github.com/Open-and-Sustainable/NILU-Beamer-Template/raw/main/NILU-Beamer-Theme.zip
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Unzip the theme into the current directory:
unzip NILU-Beamer-Theme.zip -d .
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Clean up by removing the zip file:
rm NILU-Beamer-Theme.zip
After running these commands, the theme will be available for use. Make sure the beamerthemenilu.sty file and the graphics/ directory are in the same directory as your presentation .tex file.
Alternatively, you can add the theme to your LaTeX environment's path so that it can be accessed globally.
To use this NILU Beamer theme, include the following in the preamble of your LaTeX presentation:
\documentclass{beamer}
\usepackage[templateA]{beamerthemenilu} % Select templateA (default)
or
\usepackage[templateB]{beamerthemenilu} % Select templateB
There are two templates available:
- Template A: The default template with bold, larger fonts and a more structured layout.
- Template B: A more lightweight, minimal template with slightly smaller fonts and a simpler footline.
To select a template, use one of the following commands in your preamble:
\usepackage[templateA]{beamerthemenilu}
\usepackage[templateB]{beamerthemenilu}
If no option is provided, Template A will be used by default.
- Logo: The NILU logo is automatically added to the title page and footer of all slides.
- Title Page Background: Both templates allow you to have a custom background image on the title page (
image1.jpg
for Template A andice.jpg
for Template B). You can replace these images in thegraphics
folder or modify the.sty
file to point to different images. - Fonts: The templates use the Source Sans Pro font by default. Font sizes differ between the two templates but can be customized further in the
.sty
file. - Color Scheme: The theme uses a consistent color scheme with NILU branding. You can adjust the color definitions by modifying the following lines in
beamerthemenilu.sty
:
\definecolor{seagreen}{rgb}{0.031, 0.251, 0.333} % Main theme color
\definecolor{azurro}{rgb}{0.624, 0.824, 0.996} % Light blue
\definecolor{uau}{rgb}{0.329, 0.996, 0.859} % Bright green
\definecolor{rusa}{rgb}{0.914, 0.235, 0.675} % Pink accent
Here is a simple example of a LaTeX document using Template A:
\documentclass{beamer}
\usepackage[templateA]{beamerthemenilu} % Use Template A (default)
\title{NILU Research Presentation}
\subtitle{Air Pollution Monitoring and Analysis}
\author{John Doe}
\date{\today}
\begin{document}
\begin{frame}
\titlepage
\end{frame}
\section{Introduction}
\begin{frame}
\frametitle{Overview}
\framesubtitle{Scope of Research}
This is an example slide.
\end{frame}
\end{document}
To use Template B instead, just replace the \usepackage[templateA]{beamerthemenilu}
line with:
\usepackage[templateB]{beamerthemenilu}
- beamerthemenilu.sty: The main style file containing the Beamer theme logic.
- graphics/: This folder contains image assets such as logos and background images for the title slides.
You can modify beamerthemenilu.sty
to change the following aspects of the theme:
- Footline: Customize the footline for either template by modifying the
\setbeamertemplate{footline}
sections. - Block Styles: Modify the appearance of blocks (rounded corners, shadows, etc.) by adjusting the block template:
\setbeamertemplate{blocks}[rounded][shadow=true]
Riccardo Boero - [email protected]
This template is published under the MIT License. This Beamer theme is not an official NILU product. You are free to extend, modify, and adapt it to your institution’s visual identity and the needs of your presentations.