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Overleaf is visiting New Zealand and Australia in October!

John · October 1, 2016
 

Hunter Building, Victoria University, Wellington

I'm excited to let you know that I'll be travelling to New Zealand and Australia for the month of October! During my travels, I'll be attending and speaking at several events, listed below. It would be great to meet any Overleaf users local to these events, to hear your thoughts and feedback, and to discuss upcoming features and new partnerships.

Thanks, and see you soon!
John Hammersley
Co-Founder & CEO, Overleaf
 
SCHEDULE A MEETING

Overleaf - Digital Science Day

Wellington, Oct 5
Join us for a free ½ day meeting to learn more about the latest institutional authoring, publishing, and collaboration tools – Overleaf and Publons. 

We're delighted to be joined by Dr Arindam Basu, who will speak on his use of Overleaf at the University of Canterbury.
 DATE AND TIME

5 October 2016
09:30 – 16:00

LOCATION

Victoria University of Wellington

Council Chambers
Hunter Building - Kelburn Campus

Wellington
Register

eResearch Australasia

Melbourne, Oct 10-14
This year’s theme is “eResearch – the next steps”. 

The event allows delegates to share their ideas on how communication tech can help researchers to collaborate, collect, manage, share, process, analyse, store, find, understand and re-use information.
 DATE AND TIME

10-14 October 2016
Full Days

LOCATION

Pullman Melbourne Albert Park

65 Queens Rd

Albert Park 

Melbourne VIC 3004 
Schedule Meeting

figshare fest

Auckland, Oct 27 
figshare fest brings together figshare institutional clients, advocates and friends to talk about everything figshare and open research. 

John Hammersley will be the closing keynote speaker at this event, discussing the rise of global collaboration.

 DATE AND TIME

27 October 2016
10:00 – 16:30

LOCATION

Fale Pasifika Complex

Auckland University

Auckland


 
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