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Tune your publications to achieve clarity and brevity

By |2018-02-20T12:05:53+01:00March 7th, 2014|Categories: Scientific Writing Tips|Tags: , , , , |

Scientific writing carries a lot of technical information and research arguments, which if not explained clearly and simply, could confuse the reader. The more assertively, clearly and briefly you present your thoughts to your readers, the easier it is for them to comprehend your arguments. Hence, the three main aspects to consider while writing your research [...]

Sentence Construction: The Base of a Strong Research Argument

By |2018-02-20T12:06:05+01:00February 28th, 2014|Categories: Scientific Writing Tips|Tags: , , , |

A sentence is a collection of words which is arranged in a logical fashion, thus conveying a meaning. The way these words are arranged in a sentence depicts their relationship with each other. Hence, in order to clearly convey your thoughts to your audience, it is imperative that the right word, word sequence and punctuation be [...]

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Give a ‘personal’ touch to your research arguments

By |2018-02-20T12:06:16+01:00February 19th, 2014|Categories: Scientific Writing Tips|Tags: |

A research argument is the dialogue you, as a researcher, have with a prospective reader, through your research article, where you present and explain your research findings. The quality of your work will partly, if not fully, be judged based on how you present your findings. The more precise, clear and simple you present your arguments, [...]

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Blood cells dipped in acid become stem cells!

By |2017-05-17T11:30:49+01:00January 29th, 2014|Categories: Discoveries and Inventions|

Researchers from the Riken Centre in Japan have shown that stressing blood cells (T lymphocytes), by subjecting them to transient low-pH, reprogrammed them to pluripotent stem cells. […]

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Structure of a Scientific Paper Made Easy

By |2018-02-20T12:06:24+01:00December 23rd, 2013|Categories: Scientific Writing Tips|Tags: , , , |

Scientific publications are an indispensable part of a scientist’s life. Sharing one’s research findings with the world is an exciting and enriching experience. As much pleasure a publication may bring to a scientist, the process of scientific writing and publication may seem an uphill task to a budding researcher. Anyone new to the research field may [...]

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Is this the future of antibiotic development?

By |2014-08-07T16:05:50+01:00November 19th, 2013|Categories: Discoveries and Inventions|

A new molecule to curb persistent bacterial infections The discovery of penicillin as an antibiotic for treating bacterial infections, during World War II, was a hallmark in the history of drug development. However, very soon scientists stumbled upon the phenomenon of bacterial drug resistance, which to date is an unresolved issue for the pharmaceutical industry. In [...]

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The Sun’s polarity will reverse in the next few days!

By |2014-08-07T15:58:02+01:00November 15th, 2013|Categories: Science News|

The Sun’s polarity or magnetic field is set to reverse in the coming days. This isn’t as catastrophic as it sounds, although it will have implications for us on Earth. […]

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Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2013 Announced!

By |2014-08-07T15:58:58+01:00October 11th, 2013|Categories: Science News|Tags: |

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2013 was awarded jointly to James Rothman, Randy Schekman and Thomas Südhof “for their discoveries of machinery regulating vesicle traffic, a major transport system in our cells” a Nobel Foundation press release stated. […]

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ASK Scientific is a Cambridge-based company consisting of PhD, post-doctoral researchers, from Cambridge University. We help clients across the world improve the quality of their English research papers. We offer technical translation from 11 languages to English to help non-native English speakers who prefer to write in their own language. Discover our range of publication services, and let us 'Help You Communicate Your research'!
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