Last week, on the 21st of April, we held another webinar entitled: “Writing scientific manuscripts ? work smarter, not harder”. It was a huge success and we were really happy to see such a turnaround ? over 70 participants. It was moderated by co-founder and chief editor of eCORRECTOR, Dr. (hab.) Mark J. Hunt, and our main guest, who conducted the entire lecture, was Dr. Suzanne Naser who obtained her Ph.D. in Chemistry from Johns Hopkins University, USA. The main
Read more -> →Meet our editors and proofreaders: Sarah As a part of “Meet our editors and proofreaders” series, we interview some of the native speakers who edit and proofread your texts. Today we publish an interview with Sarah, PhD in History, from the University of St Andrews. She discusses her work and provides helpful advice about how to improve your academic writing. Research interests eCORRECTOR: What are you researching? Sarah: I’m researching medieval English law. My main focus is on how cases were
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SCIENTIFIC ENGLISH: GETTING YOUR WRITING RIGHT Download PDFRead online The guide, prepared by Jerry Carr-Brion, PhD, gives useful advice on planning your writing, guidance on style and common errors to be avoided. You can find here: Things to do before you start writing Advice on style ? it should be simple, straightforward and as clear as possible Twenty Common Mistakes made by non-native speakers writers INTRODUCTION Writing scientific English when it isn?t your first language can be a challenge. Having aRead more -> →
Download PDFRead online This guide is designed for authors intending to submit their work for publication in international peer-reviewed journals. This edition of the guide focuses on molecular biology and provides useful information that will assist authors as they prepare their manuscripts for submission. This guide provides an overview of the main sections of a standard manuscript (abstract, introduction, methods, results, figures and discussion). Advice on how each section should be arranged, as well as certain things to avoid, canRead more -> →
Download PDFRead online This guide is designed to assist authors and editors in the preparation of scholarly articles in the chemical sciences. The overall aims of a research article should be that it gives a comprehensive overview of the research it describes, presenting information clearly and accurately without excessive repetition or embellishment. This guide will give an overview of the main objectives of each article section, and pointers for how they should be constructed. Finally, the visual presentation and formattingRead more -> →
Download PDFRead online The guide regarding the academic writing in the social science has been prepared by B. Schultz, PhD, a qualified sociologist. The publication elaborates upon crucial, yet often neglected aspects of editing papers in social sciences. It covers all stages of preparing a scientific publication and helps to avoid certain mistakes and improve the quality of the paper. General Tips on Social Sciences Writing 1. Unlike in the hard sciences, many publications in the social sciences allow andRead more -> →
How to write a resume and cover letter to get a dream job?: what should be included in the application, what not to write in a cover letter, how to build a resume to make it more readable, We advise in this free guide!Read more -> →
Advice on writing better scientific articles: quality of the Abstract, recommended order for preparing your Article, formal Formatting... Answers to these and some other questions in our free guide! Read more -> →