In 2016, CERN was looking to adopt a single, collaborative authoring tool to provide to their researchers. They conducted a year-long trial of three platforms, with Overleaf (https://www.overleaf.com) emerging as the best fit.
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- Kate · October 22, 2019
Overleaf at CERN: Supporting Thousands of Research Collaborations
- Mary Anne · March 25, 2019
Case Study: Why Symplectic use Overleaf for Technical Documentation
In this Case Study we are delighted to share Symplectic’s success in using Overleaf to produce high quality, up-to-date, technical documentation for their clients.
- Graham · May 30, 2017
Overleaf for Book Production
Overleaf provides a wealth of features and functionality to assist with book production. In this post we review some case studies and take a brief glimpse “under the hood” of Overleaf to see why it is a safe and secure platform on which to build innovative solutions for book publishing.
- Graham · May 30, 2017
Overleaf for Book Authors
In this post we take a look at how Overleaf can support the work of book authors—whether you want to use Overleaf for writing or producing books, it offers a wealth of features and functionality to help you become much more productive.
- John · December 22, 2016
A flying start to the University of Cambridge Overleaf trial
The trial started on September 22nd, at which point the 434 existing users were automatically upgraded to Pro. Since the launch of the trial, sign-ups have continued to grow, and three months later (December 21st) there are a total of 1,008 users from the University of Cambridge on Overleaf.
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