Guest blog post by Raniere Silva
Raniere Silva and Abel Siqueira will be running a workshop on September 27th (it is free) to teach basic knowledge of LaTeX and how to use writeLaTeX to avoid most of the problems that beginners had in the past years and, also, to begin using it to collaborate with others.
Following hot on the heels of the integrated reference management tools we released on Monday, we've now launched a rich commenting platform to help you manage feedback and review of your projects.
September 23rd just got even better - we've teamed up with Scholarly Social and London Open Drinks to bring you an amazing three-way event!
Join us for a great night of science, publishing, technology and drinks (and free pizza!). Tickets are free and space is limited so book your place now.
It's that time of year again - a new academic year is kicking off and we're excited to be releasing new tools to help students and researchers manage their projects more easily with Overleaf.
Here's the first #BackToSchool release: integrated reference management tools which allow you to link your bibliography databases to Overleaf.
Our third event of 2014, featuring six quickfire talks on the latest new developments in scientific publishing and technology. Confirmed speakers include:
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