Overleaf

We use Overleaf to write research papers in latex with collaboration in real time. It's one of the only products that allows for this and offers adequate storage and usage for students. There are many templates to get started for the various journals that you may want to submit to

• Improved collaboration speed
• Seamless transition from various computers and platforms
• Improved learning how to use LaTeX

GitHub

Grammarly

As students working in groups, we like to use Overleaf to write our project reports. The fact that you can work with several people on the same document at the same time just works really well for us. Together with the fact that you can see the changes right away is just really useful for our group work.

• Live updating document
• Being able to have several people writing at once in the same document
• Being in full control of the layout of the document

• Easier teamwork
• Better looking reports
• Better overview over document

Miro, MATLAB, Maple

I use Overleaf for writing purposes, both scientific and collaborative. It functions well as an easy to use, easy to start up with, Latex editor without having to install additional software and compilers. One of my main use cases for Overleaf is as a tool for writing scientific and research papers with partners. I also use the documentation for Latex whenever I am lost with syntax.

• Scientific Writing Collaboration
• LaTeX Document Writing
• Formatting of documents for different articles

• Easier to collaborate with team members
• Easy reviewing of papers by colleagues
• Simple to use latex publishing which promotes the use of it

Microsoft Office 2016 (discontinued)

Miro