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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- John · December 22, 2016
A flying start to the University of Cambridge Overleaf trial
- Ryan · December 14, 2016
New: Collaborator Autosuggestions
New feature! Sharing protected projects is now even easier with collaborator autosuggestions.
- Mary Anne · November 30, 2016
Partnership between Overleaf and Cambridge University Press provides a new academic authoring experience
London, UK and Boston, USA – November 30th, 2016: Three journals to provide authors with Overleaf’s cloud-based writing and collaborative features and streamlined submission process - Overleaf, an innovative provider of scientific writing and publishing tools, today announced a partnership with Cambridge University Press (CUP) - the publishing business of the University of Cambridge.
- November 21, 2016
Using Overleaf at the CNRS - An interview with Dr Sylvie Dagoret-Campagne
I am a researcher in physics at CNRS and I have been writing latex documents for more than twenty years: writing articles, reports and also latex-presentations with Beamer, both in English and French.
- Ryan · November 18, 2016
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