Scientific Editing Services

Dissertation Editing

Joseph Zeni, Jr — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 01:49:50 +0000

You have spent the past 5 years tirelessly collecting data and performing all the menial tasks that your advisor/mentor/slave driver has asked of you. Hundreds of pages of research piled high on the pages of your dissertation. This is your crowning achievement and it is filled with papers ready to be sent off to scientific journals. The problem is, not all great scientists are great writers.

In order to meet your, your advisor’s, your committee’s and the reviewer and journal editor’s expectations, you may need scientific editing services. Our professional scientific editors can offer a variety of levels of editing. We can offer proofreading services to correct grammar and spelling. If you need additional help, we can offer significant comprehensive editing and re-organization to make your dissertation flow seamlessly.

We can offer also higher levels of services to help you create the perfect document. Our scientific editing staff can assist in:

Statistical and research design
Background research and literature reviews
Formatting for specific journals
Formatting to meet the needs of your University
Formatting to meet established styles (APA, AMA, MLA, Chicago)
Statistical analysis
Assistance creating a slide-show presentation based on your findings

It is important to note that we will not write your dissertation for you. The dissertation is the final achievement of all of your hard work and is something to look back on and be proud of forever. We will help you create a final document that is error free and accurately represents all of your hard work.

Contact our friendly staff if you have any questions! Our services are accurate, fast and confidential.

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How to deal with rejection

Joseph Zeni, Jr — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:41:11 +0000

Rejection hurts. Whether it occurs in our love life or our research life, emotional distress after rejection is inescapable. But we should learn something from each rejection. My suggestion for dealing with a bad review:

Put the paper and review aside for a few days and don’t think about it. This will allow you to re-read the review without the initial anger that normally accompanies a bad review of your hard work.
Re-read the comments from the reviewers after a few days and think about how you can incorporate them into your paper
Re-read your own paper again and see how the reviewers made some valid points
Set aside some specific time to make the changes that the reviewers requested. Before submitting to a new journal, nake sure that you have addressed all the concerns of the reviewers. If they had issues with the paper one time, chances are a different set of reviewers will have the same concerns, so making the changes will make the next review process easier.
Of course – sending the paper to a scientific editor to improve the flow of the paper always helps.

As for rejection in real life or in love life, well there are plenty of people more qualified than me to answer those questions!

Joseph Zeni

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Getting Scientific Articles Published: The Importance of Scientific Editing

Joseph Zeni, Jr — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 00:40:49 +0000

So you want to have your hard work published in a peer-reviewed journal. You have spent hours in the lab, tediously carrying out cutting edge research. You have great data and think that it should be published in a top tiered journal with a huge impact factor. Maybe Science or Nature or JAMA or the New England Journal of Medicine. The only thing standing in your way is the English language. Grammar, organization, paragraphs, participles, articles….why do they have to create such a complicated language. Well there are people that can help – professional scientific editors.

If you are not a native English speaker and writer, then professional scientific editing is the key to getting your work published in the scientific community. There are numerous scientific editing websites that are available, so choosing between all of them can be difficult. Here are some suggestions. In today’s age, people are always looking to make money on the internet. The scientific editing websites usually have numerous editors that are overwhelmed with their own work as well as the work of their nameless clients. Instead of using a popular website with nameless editors, I feel that it is always better to use a service where you can communicate directly and quickly with your editor. Websites such as www.TechnicalEnglish.us and www.ScientificEditingService.com are two great sites where you can have your work professionally edited by a friendly and well-educated staff member.

These websites offer discounts to students and to persons who refer colleagues and co-workers to the website. Check out the site, and send in a sample of the work for a no-obligation quote. Your work is guaranteed. The friendly editors are standing by!

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