Workshop Schedule

• Dates: 24-25 January 2026

• Duration: 2 Days

• Time: 07:00 PM – 09:00 PM (IST)

• Mode: Virtual (Online)

• Seats: Limited (early registration recommended)

Registration Fee

• National Participants: ₹99 INR

• International Participants: $9 USD

Two-Days Online Workshop

This two-day workshop is designed to provide focused, hands-on training in LaTeX for scientific and academic document preparation. The program introduces participants to the fundamentals of LaTeX and gradually builds skills required to create research articles, synopses, theses, reports, and books with professional formatting.

Through guided sessions and practical exercises, participants will learn document structuring, mathematical typesetting, figures and tables, cross-referencing, and bibliography management. The workshop emphasizes efficient and error-free writing, aligned with journal and university standards. It is well suited for research scholars, postgraduate students, faculty members, and early-career researchers seeking to improve the quality and presentation of their academic work.

Workshop Objectives

• To introduce participants to LaTeX as an indispensable tool for scientific and academic writing
• To enable participants to prepare professionally formatted research documents such as articles, synopses, theses, reports, and books
• To develop skills in structuring scientific documents using standard LaTeX classes and packages
• To train participants in mathematical typesetting, figures, tables, and cross-referencing
• To familiarize participants with bibliography and citation management using BibTeX/BibLaTeX
• To help participants adhere to journal and university formatting guidelines
• To enhance the quality, consistency, and efficiency of research document preparation

Workshop Modules

• Module 1: Introduction to LaTeX and Scientific Document Preparation
  Overview of LaTeX, its advantages in scientific writing, LaTeX ecosystem, basic document structure, and creation of simple academic documents.

• Module 2: Structuring Research Documents
  Organization of research articles, synopses, theses, and reports; sections and subsections; formatting text, lists, tables, figures, and cross-referencing.

• Module 3: Mathematical Typesetting and Bibliography Management
  Writing mathematical equations and symbols, equation referencing, introduction to BibTeX/BibLaTeX, and managing citations and references.

• Module 4: Advanced Features and Publication Standards
  Page layout and formatting, thesis and journal templates, handling large documents, best practices for error-free and publication-ready scientific writing.

Expert Resource Person

Mehar Chand, Ph.D
An academician and researcher with strong expertise in scientific computing, mathematical modeling, and engineering applications. The sessions are designed to balance theory, intuition, and practical implementation.

“Tools like MATLAB do not replace thinking; they amplify our ability to think, analyze, and solve.”
— Mehar Chand

Who Should Attend

• Research scholars (PhD and Postgraduate students)
• Faculty members involved in teaching, research, and publication
• Postgraduate and final-year undergraduate students preparing projects or theses
• Early-career researchers and academicians
• Professionals engaged in technical, scientific, or research documentation
• Anyone interested in learning LaTeX for professional scientific writing

Organized By

MathTech Thinking Foundation, Punjab, India
(Udyam-Registered MSME | Section 8 Company | 12AB Registered)

Contact & Registration

• WhatsApp: +91-978-092-0053

• Websites:

  • www.mttfhub.com

  • www.mttf.in