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01 December 2011  |  Posted in Uncategorized   |  Comment on this post »

ESL authors often employ language editors to improve their manuscripts. The editors sometimes encounter cases where the authors have copied sentences from published papers of other authors to use as their own. MacDonnell presents a good overview of the reasons behind the plagiarism practiced by ESL authors.1 There are obvious cultural differences between Western and [...]

01 December 2010  |  Posted in Breaking News   |  Comment on this post »

Crimson (Enago) was awarded the Red Herring Top 100 companies in the Asia-Pacific region for 2010 on 16th November 2010 in Shanghai, China. Crimson (Enago) was the only academic editing company that made it to the top 100. Hundreds of founders and CEOs of technology innovation companies were invited. Crimson was represented by its CEO Sharad Mittal, who presented the winning strategy.

29 November 2010  |  Posted in Research and Writing   |  1 Comment »

A very important element of research, particularly for students, is the thesis which constitutes a report of the work performed. A thesis allows the organization of thoughts and results, and also serves to fulfill institutional requirements. Judgments about how good is the work are based on the quality of the thesis, among other things. It is therefore essential to plan the thesis writing well in advance.

24 November 2010  |  Posted in Research and Writing, Resubmission   |  1 Comment »

Revision of a research paper may be required after the first draft is written or following comments from coauthors or peer reviewers. The changes may be related to either or both the content or structure of the manuscript. This post offers some tips about the process to be followed when revising a paper in order that there are no gaps in the content and a logical and easily comprehensible structure is maintained.

22 November 2010  |  Posted in Breaking News   |  1 Comment »

Antimatter is the “mirror image” of matter. Every particle that is a constituent of matter has an associated antiparticle. Researchers at CERN (the Center for European Nuclear Research) recently accomplished the difficult feat of creating low energy anti-hydrogen atoms and subsequently trapping them, as part of the ALPHA experiment. Thirty-eight anti-hydrogen atoms could be trapped for an average period of two-tenths of a second.



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