LaTeX Guides & Resources for Researchers

Expert tips, journal templates, and conversion guides to help you publish without the formatting pain.

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Side-by-side comparison of a research paper in Microsoft Word and the same paper converted to LaTeX code in Overleaf

How to Convert Word to LaTeX – The Complete Guide (2026)

You’ve finished writing your research paper in Microsoft Word. The data is solid, the argument is tight, and you’re ready to submit. Then you read the journal’s submission...

Best Word to Latex Converter For Academic Paper

Best Word to LaTeX Converter (2026 Compared)
Polished LaTeX-formatted research paper with two-column journal layout

LaTeX for Professional Publications

Illustration explaining how to cite a website in LaTeX, showing that some BibTeX styles do not print the URL field.

How to Cite a Website in LaTeX (BibTeX @misc)

Bibliography Citations & References
Comparison graphic showing the two LaTeX bibliography workflows, BibTeX with natbib and biblatex with biber.

BibTeX vs biblatex vs biber: Which to Use

Bibliography
Featured image for 'How to add citation in google docs' blog post showing preview of citation from DOI, Pubmed, ISBN, arXiv.

How to Add Citations in Google Docs

Citations & References
Featured image for 'How to Cite in LaTeX' blog post from The LaTeX Lab, showing the four-step compile sequence - needed to resolve citations, warning that skipping a step prints [?] instead.

How to Cite in LaTeX: References & Bibliography

Citations & References
Featured image for 'Convert LaTeX to Accessible HTML using Pandoc' blog post from The LaTeX Lab, showing a card that matches source type to tool — clean standard LaTeX to Pandoc, math-dense articles to LaTeXML, custom macros and class files to TeX4ht — and flags --mathml/--mathjax as producing real math versus --webtex/--gladtex rendering math as images.

Convert LaTeX to Accessible HTML with Pandoc

Accessibility
Featured image for 'Accessible Chemistry Notation in LaTeX' blog post from The LaTeX Lab, showing a card comparing two problems: linear notation like mhchem formulas marked as solved via MathML read by NVDA and MathCAT, versus 2D structures like benzene rings marked as not solved, requiring image plus alt text or an accommodation.

How to Make Accessible Chemistry Notation in LaTeX

Accessibility
Featured image for 'European Accessibility Act: What Publishers Must Know' blog post from The LaTeX Lab, showing a timeline card with two EAA compliance deadlines - 28 June 2025 for frontlist and new e-books (in force now), and 28 June 2030 for backlist titles published pre-2025 - plus a note that tagged PDF/UA does not equal WCAG 2.1 AA.

The European Accessibility Act for Publishers

Accessibility
Featured image for 'How to Fix LaTeX Tagging Errors' blog post from The LaTeX Lab, showing a card that matches common tagging symptoms (scrambled PDF, 'relation is not allowed' error, missing tags) to their fixes (switch to LuaLaTeX, identify bad package, add DocumentMetadata) for TeX Live 2025+.

How to Fix LaTeX Tagging Errors When Your PDF Breaks

Accessibility
Featured image for 'How to Make LaTeX Tables Accessible' blog post from The LaTeX Lab, showing a sample data table with tagged headers and how a screen reader announces a selected cell as 'North, Q1: 500'

How to Make LaTeX Table Accessible

Accessibility
Featured image for a blog post about LaTeX accessibility packages, comparing accessibility, \DocumentMetadata, tagpdf, axessibility, and accsupp, and indicating which packages are recommended for creating tagged PDFs in 2026.

Which LaTeX Accessibility Package Do You Need in 2026?

Accessibility
Featured image for a blog post about creating an accessible PDF in Overleaf, showing compiler and TeX Live settings needed to enable PDF tagging.

How to Create Accessible PDF in Overleaf

Accessibility
Screen reader comparison for reading mathematical equations in PDFs, showing NVDA with MathCAT as supported, JAWS as partially supported, and Narrator and VoiceOver as not supported.

Which Screen Readers Reads Math in PDFs

Accessibility

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