Editor Speak
Over the years, we have interviewed some of our editors to learn more about their editing process or simply what they do in their spare time. Click on an image below to read some interviews with our subject experts, who share their thoughts and views on academic editing.
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Country: UK Qualification: BA Honours Degree, International Relations with German and French. Experience: Educated in the UK and Germany, this editor has over 25 years of experience working for publishers, universities, and as a freelancer. A member of the Society for Editors and Proofreaders, he has worked as a technical author for numerous international journals. Read More |
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Country: USA Qualification: PhD Botany Experience: A doctorate in botany, this editor has numerous achievements to his name as a vice-president, science technician, and senior scientist. The knowledge amassed over the years enables him to accurately deal with a variety of subjects. Read More |
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Country: USA Qualification: BS in Animal Bioscience. Graduate courses and research in Molecular Biology. Experience: Armed with an undergraduate degree and graduate coursework in biosciences, she has worked as a freelance medical editor for more than 13 years. Besides being a longtime member of the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA) and the Board of Editors in the Life Sciences (BELS), she has completed many advanced courses in proofreading and editing. Read More |
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Country: Canada Qualification: M.Sc. in Geochemistry, B.Sc. (Hons) Geology. Experience: After completing her Master's in Geochemistry, this editor's life took a literary turn. She is a published novelist (Dell and Avalon), and a frequent contributor to the University of British Columbia's The Graduate magazine. She also edits science articles and is an active member of the Editors' Association of Canada. Read More |
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Country: USA Qualification: Master of Public Health in Public Health Practice, B. Science in Scientific and Technical Communications Experience: With a degree in Scientific and Technical Communication and graduate-level training in biostatistics and epidemiology, this editor is proficient at handling complex, jargon-ridden medical and clinical documents. A certified Editor in the Life Sciences, she has considerable experience working in both a research setting (as a research analyst) and as an editor for reputed publishers. Read More |
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Country: USA Qualification: Bachelor of Arts, Colgate University, NY, USA. Experience: This editor is well versed in texts pertaining to the fields of clinical medicine, basic sciences, health promotion, anthropology, and sociology. This editor has also worked with several publishing firms and is familiar with most of the widely used style guides. She has certifications in Medical editing and writing, copyediting, clinical study reports etc. Read More |
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HOW ARE OUR EDITORS DIFFERENT? |
From the outset, Enago has fostered the belief that the ability of speaking native English is not the only requirement for editing academic papers.“Quality” editing is the result of years of experience in writing, editing, and reviewing papers in specialized subject areas. Keeping this in mind, Enago employs only professional Editors with a minimum 5 years of academic editing experience. Today, the average number of years of experience of our Editors is 19.4 years.
CUSTOMER SUCCESS
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Published Papers:
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- Client Testimonials:
Having served over 20,000 clients worldwide, notably from ESL countries, our satisfied customers share how Enago helped them achieve their goals.
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ENAGO'S PUBLICATION
Enago’s first publication (Translated title: English Idiot! I hate you—12 Japanese authors who tackled the English language barrier) highlights the language barriers faced by ESL researchers in Japan. Candid and insightful, the book presents 12 stories of prominent researchers, including Nobel nominees, who fought the non-native bias to publish their work in English journals. 
