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Empowering scientific collaboration: Latest advancements in document editing with ONLYOFFICE

Richard Ruf · CERN

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In the fast-paced world of scientific research, efficient document processing and seamless collaboration are critical. This session explores the major evolutions within the ONLYOFFICE suite over the past year, designed specifically to support the complex needs of research and academic environments.

We will demonstrate how deep AI integration now accelerates drafting and analysis, allowing researchers to automate macro creation and process data more intelligently. Attendees will discover the redesigned interface that modernizes the user experience across all editors, alongside new specialized tools like the Diagram Viewer and enhanced support for scientific formats including Markdown.

The talk will also cover crucial updates for handling sensitive research data, featuring advanced PDF capabilities such as redaction and stamping. Furthermore, we will highlight improvements in accessibility and customization, from customizable keyboard shortcuts to robust RTL support. Join us to see how these innovations create a more flexible, secure, and efficient workspace for the scientific community.

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  1. Empowering scientific collaboration: Latest advancements in document editing with ONLYOFFICE 2026-03-18 · 16 min · CERN's player

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Institution
CERN
Speaker
Richard Ruf
Year
2026
Language
English
Subjects
Computer science
Source
CERN
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