Press release
Overleaf accelerates into new era
Overleaf Co-founder and CEO John Hammersley is moving on to take up a broader role within parent company Digital Science
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Press releaseOverleaf reaches 10 million users worldwide
Cloud-based software company Overleaf has reached 10 million users in 189 countries around the world -
BlogSupporting accessibility and visibility of African research through Open Access
Joy Owango shares her thoughts on how Open Access and collaboration are key to increasing the visibility of African research -
BlogBringing narrative to research collaboration networks in 3D
Identifying interesting features in a collaboration network requires some knowledge of how they were made -
Case studyDimensions as a resource for analyzing COVID-19
We propose the concept of “real-time” bibliometrics as a new capability for researchers, policymakers and analysts across the sector -
Case studyThe COVID brain drain
One in every 25 publications that appeared on Dimensions in 2020 refers to COVID-19. Daniel Hook and Simon Porter look… -
BlogSupporting thousands of research collaborations
CERN wanted a single, collaborative authoring tool to provide to their researchers, Overleaf emerged as the best fit for them -
Case studyA Guide to the Dimensions Data Approach
An overview of Dimensions content -
BlogUsing Overleaf for Technical Documentation
Find out why Symplectic use Overleaf for Technical Documentation -
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Overleaf Launches New Platform
Improved functionality supports seamless and effortless collaboration between millions of authors across the world -
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How academia can use the power of digital technology for cross-border collaboration
Learn how digital technology is enabling cross-border collaboration in academia, breaking down barriers, enhancing research partnerships, and driving global scientific… -
Case studyThe Connected Culture of Collaboration
The report explores new, real-time information on collaboration to provide insights on collaboration patterns on national, state and institution-level scales