webinarsHow to create professional looking documents in-house

Mary Anne Baynes from Overleaf and Simon Porter from Digital Science discuss how Overleaf enhances Digital Science’s data-driven workflow, including benefits like time savings, real-time collaboration, and a demo with Jupyter Notebooks, custom templates, and track changes.

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