Q: What types of documents does Write Science Right edit?

A: Write Science Right will edit all forms of technical scientific writing including original research papers, review articles, letters, brochures, poster presentations & slide presentations (in PowerPoint), theses, dissertations, forms & instruction sheets for international grant agencies. If you have another type of document not included here that you would like to submit for editing service, submit query to info@writescienceright.com.

Q: How long will it take for my scientific editing order to be completed?

A: Editing service orders typically take 4 to 6 business days. This allows enough time for your editor to carefully read your document several times before, during and after recommending changes. This is to ensure your document is not only correctly written but also that it reads clearly and eloquently.

Q: Can RUSH orders for scientific editing be made?

A: Yes, for a 20% premium on your editing service cost, you may request a RUSH order. RUSH orders will be completed within 3 days (including weekends). Write Science Right does not do orders in less than 48 hrs because it would not allow your scientific editor to give your manuscript enough fresh reads to ensure our high standard of quality.

Q: In what form should documents for editing be submitted?

A: You can submit your document(s) for editing to Write Science Right quickly and easily via the express order page in this web site. Provide all requested contact and institutional information in the email and attach documents (manuscript and figures) to the email. Similarly, you may submit documents as email attachment with an email directly to info@writescienceright.com. If for any reason you are not able to submit your order electronically, you can send an electronic file of your documents on CD, diskette or zip drive via mail. Our mailing address is on the contact page. The preferred document form is Microsoft WordŽ.

Q: Should figures also be sent with document?

A: Please send accompanying figures along with your document to help your editor better understand the ideas that you want to communicate. Preferably,  send figures as PowerPoint files (separately or as multiple pages in a single PowerPoint file).

Q: Are documents submitted for scientific editing kept confidential?

A: Absolutely. Only your editor will read your documents. Your documents and all correspondence with Write Science Right will remain private. Write Science Right keeps track of all clients and their assigned scientific editors, so that you will work with the same editor every time you submit a document for editing. Write Science Right does not give away or sell any information about our clients to any third party sources. Please read our privacy statement for more information about confidentiality issues.

Q: Does Write Science Right provide editorial services for native English speakers who struggle with writing?

A: Yes. Native English speaking clients pay the same page or hourly rate, depending on how much work the document editing requires. The basic page rate usually applies in these cases.

Q: How is Write Science Right different than most competitors?

A: All editors are working scientists who have earned doctorates from prestigious universities and who have extensive experience reading, writing and publishing scientific articles. We do not contract work with editors that have not demonstrated success publishing scientific articles.

There are no hidden administration fees added to the cost of your scientific editing service order which you can be surprised by with other editing services.

The greatest benefit of working with Write Science Right is the exceptionally high standard of quality which this service maintains. Your Write Science Right editor will not simply go through and provide "English patches". Rather, your editor will further recommend changes that improve the overall quality and readability of your documents.

A good understanding of the science is the foundation of all of our editorial advice.

If you are submitting to a journal with stringent size limits which you are having trouble meeting, you can request that your editor further recommends revisions to make your presentation as brief and concise as possible without losing any content. Of course this will take more editing hours, but can greatly enhance the presentation of your findings.