November&nbsp;27, 2020, New York: Enago, a global leader in editing and publication support services, is excited to announce that it has joined hands with EIFL (Electronic Information for Libraries) to offer its editing services to authors from 31 EIFL countries. This recent collaboration allows researchers and scientists to benefit from Enago’s suite of tailored editing services. This alliance will help EIFL authors make the most of their research by ensuring their research objectives are expressed with utmost clarity and impact.“We are delighted to announce our new cooperation with EIFL and its community of academic researchers, scientists, and academic authors from 31&nbsp;EIFL partner countries across Europe, Africa, and Asia,” said Reinhard Schuelke, Vice President, Strategic Alliances at Enago (Crimson Interactive Inc.).&nbsp; “Every day, we serve researchers and scientists worldwide, helping them achieve their publication goals and improve their understanding of scholarly publishing.&nbsp; We look forward to working with those researchers and authors from 31 EIFL partner countries who share the same goals – to establish a successful research career.”“We are thrilled about our association with Enago,” said Rima Kupryte, Director, EIFL. “It is paramount that our researchers and authors have access to top editing services. Enago’s range of language editing services will help our authors in diverse aspects of their written academic communication.”For more information on the services provided by Enago to EIFL authors, please refer to&nbsp;<a href="../../assoc/eifl/">https://www.enago.com/assoc/eifl/</a>.About Enago (<a href="http://www.enago.com">www.enago.com</a>)Enago is a trusted name in author services for the global research community. Founded in 2005, Enago has worked with over 2,000,000 researchers in more than 125 countries improving the communication of their research and helping them to achieve success in research and research communication.&nbsp;<a href="https://enago.com/academy/">Enago Academy</a>, the education arm of Enago, addresses the needs of early-stage researchers by providing training resources via different digital platforms and onsite workshops. In 2017, Enago launched&nbsp;<a href="https://enago.com/learn">Enago Learn</a>, an innovative e-learning platform designed to improve knowledge of the scholarly publishing process. In 2019, Enago launched&nbsp;<a href="https://enago.com/authorone-publisher.htm">AuthorOne</a>, a ground-breaking suite of AI-based tools to support the entire publishing workflow. Enago operates globally with regional teams supporting researchers and institutions locally. Enago has offices in Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Germany, UK, and New York.&nbsp;Enago is a member of COPE.&nbsp; It encourages all principles of ethical publishing and provides a wide range of educational resources and services to support the researcher/author in their scholarly communication goals.About EIFL (<a href="http://www.eifl.net">www.eifl.net</a>)EIFL (Electronic Information for Libraries) is a not-for-profit organization that works with libraries to enable access to knowledge in developing and transition economy countries in Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Latin America. In a highly networked digital world, EIFL activities help people to access and use that information for education, learning, research, and sustainable community development.&nbsp;

EIFL and Enago Announce a New Collaboration to Ensure Authors Make the Most of Their Research Writing

EIFL authors now have access to Enago’s copy editing and substantive editing services

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EIFL and Enago Announce a New Collaboration to Ensure Authors Make the Most of Their Research Writing

November 27, 2020