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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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Digital Science is continuing its support as a core partner of the Research on Research Institute (RoRI), in its mission… -
BlogSci Foo returns face-to-face in 2022
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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 -
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With the new Elizabeth line now open, we’ve delved into the Underground’s rich research history