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Overleaf at CERN: Supporting thousands of research collaborations

3 July 2019
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  1. 1. Collaborative Scientific Authoring at CERN: A user-centered approach
    Nikos Kasioumis (CERN)
    03/07/2019, 09:30

    For over a year through 2016 to 2017 a CERN-wide trial of collaborative authoring platforms took place, aiming at understanding the authoring habits of the CERN community and gathering user requirements. As a result, the Overleaf cloud platform is now fully available to the CERN Community.

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  2. 2. Overleaf: The founder's perspective on reaching four million users worldwide, and what lies ahead
    Ms Harriet Walsh (Overleaf), Dr John Hammersley (Overleaf)
    03/07/2019, 09:45

    Overleaf is a collaborative, cloud-based writing platform with over 3.9 million users worldwide as of early 2019. It's helping to make the process of writing, editing and publishing scientific documents quicker and easier for students, teachers and researchers alike.

    Overleaf was founded by two mathematicians in 2012. They had been working on a project involving many partners to build...

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  3. 6. Overleaf use case at CERN: CLIC
    Markus Aicheler (Helsinki Institute of Physics (FI))
    03/07/2019, 10:30
  4. 7. Evolution of LaTeX towards Overleaf in the CERN accelerator sector
    John Jowett (CERN)
    03/07/2019, 10:40
  5. 8. Collaborative writing with Overleaf at TE-MPE-PE
    Michal Maciejewski (CERN)
    03/07/2019, 10:50
  6. 11. Overleaf use case at CERN: ALICE
    David Dobrigkeit Chinellato (University of Campinas UNICAMP (BR))
    03/07/2019, 11:00
  7. 10. Overleaf use case at CERN: LHCb
    Alex Pearce (CERN)
    03/07/2019, 11:10
  8. 9. Overleaf use case at CERN: BioLEIR Yellow Report
    Silvia Schuh-Erhard (CERN)
    03/07/2019, 11:20
  9. 4. Q&A
    03/07/2019, 11:30