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Last night at the ALPSP Awards in London, Overleaf was highly commended for our work in making lives easier for authors in writing and publishing their research.

We are delighted (and hugely excited!) to announce that Overleaf, figshare and Altmetric will be organising this year's OpenCon Satellite event in London, with support from Digital Science.

Overleaf has entered into a new publishing services partnership with Enago, a leading provider of language editing solutions for scientific researchers. This new collaboration provides Overleaf users with streamlined access to Enago’s pre-submission English editing services, if they wish to use it.

Ashley Craig is a first year graduate student in Economics at Harvard University and is using Overleaf to support his international collaboration with a fellow researcher based in Sydney.

On the 31st July we had the pleasure of going for lunch with Vel Gayevskiy, creator of LaTeXTemplates.com, who was visiting the UK for a couple of weeks following a Bioinformatics workshop.

We've known Vel for a number of years and have exchanged many emails but never met in person before this summer! We took this opportunity to ask Vel a few questions about his research, why he decided to create a site for LaTeX templates, and what his plans are for the future.