eCORRECTOR has launched TikTok and YouTube shorts accounts to provide free advice on science writing and submitting work for publication.
 The content is created by Mark J Hunt, PhD, who is a co-founder of eCORRECTOR.
 The accounts will regularly upload new science writing advice, covering topics such as writing the Discussion, crafting the Abstract, responding to reviewers’ comments, and more.
 Visit and start following eCORRECTOR’s TIKTOK and YOUTUBE accounts to access valuable advice and guidance for science writers.

What will we talk about?
 How to start writing
  Get to know your audience
  Know your worth and limits
  Tips and tricks

What you need to do before even starting writing your paper?
 Differences between UK and US English
 Tips for Chemistry and Biochemistry Papers
 Common mistakes to avoid

How to use journal’s guidelines to your advantage
  How to get on the good side of an editor reviewing your paper
  How not to be a “time traveler” and stick only to one “time line” (see what happened in the Marvel universe)
  Is it better to be “passive” or “active”
  How each section should be constructed to have more impact and clarity

The basic structure of each paper section and how to write each section clearly
 How to submit your paper and how editors handle submissions
 The manuscript submission process using a journal platform and how the review process works
 How to start writing your first paper

How to improve your scientific writing including common mistakes and how to avoid them
 How to respond to reviewers? comments with real examples from response letters

 Structure of a biomedical research paper
 Common mistakes Polish authors make when writing a biomedical paper
 How to write a convincing response letter to reviewers

Our Head of Proofreading, Dr hab. Mark J. Hunt, attended and presented his research findings at this international meeting.

 Structure of a biomedical research paper
 Structure of a biomedical research paper
 How to acoid a common writing problem – the text is difficult to follow?.
 Software that can help to prepare publications

Why publish your work?
 Overview of a typical research paper
 How to write more scientific English clearly

Roundtable talk ?Academia and beyond: a life scientists experience in the translation industry?
The goal of the event is to establish exchange of research results regarding electrophysiology
Keynote speeches were delivered by leading European scientists
 Mark J. Hunt, attended and presented his research findings at this international meeting.

 Our Head of Proofreading, Dr hab. Mark J. Hunt, attended and presented his research findings at this international meeting.

Roundtable talk ?Academia and beyond: a life scientists experience in the translation industry?
Our first strategic business area: proofreading academic texts
Our business process: end user proofreading
  Beyond academia: applications of end user proofreading to life science translations

Our Head of Proofreading, Dr hab. Mark J. Hunt, attended and presented his research findings at this international meeting.

  Overview of how and when to write a paper
 Structure of a research paper
 Common mistakes when writing scientific English