We will help you your paper.
The only author support service that supports scientists during the entire publishing process.
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Lessons and guides about the publication process, including how to prepare a paper, write a cover letter, respond to reviewer comments.
Learn from the experience of the community by asking questions and discussing topics related to scientific publishing and editing.
A unique membership-based editing and writing support service to help you as you write your manuscript and throughout the publication process. Your own personal editor to call whenever you need help, 24/7, 365 days a year. Speed up the writing process by getting help when you need it most.
Cover letter templates, manuscript templates, and checklists to help you prepare your manuscript for submission to your intended journal.
Common scientific phrases to inspire you or give you an alternative way to say what you want to say.
Do you need a critical analysis of the structure and content of your manuscript, cover letter, or response to the editor? We will analyse your document and provide you with constructive feedback to help you publish your paper in a scientific journal.
We provide copy editing, language editing, and scientific editing services for customers that have completed their manuscript. The Science Editorium members receive discounted pricing starting from only $20 per 1000 words.
An all inclusive service designed to reduce the hassle of publishing your paper. It includes all of our document health check services at a discounted price and optional additional services that will save you time.
An analysis of the structure and content of your cover letter. We will ensure that your cover letter contains all the required information so that your manuscript will be conisdered for peer review.
Information about journals including links to appropriate websites, templates, pre-submission checklists, and other important information.
This is an all inclusive service that provides support during the submission and revision of your article, all the way until you get your acceptance letter and the article is in press.
A critical analysis of your response to the editor and reviewer comments. This is a critical step to ensure that your paper gets published without unnecessary delays. We will analyse your document and provide you with constructive feedback to help you respond to the reviewer and editor comments.
We will share your article on our webpage and social media channels to increase exposure to your research. This service is included for free with any order.
We will summarize your article and prepare a press release to highlight your research.
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Free sample edit
We will return the first page of your manuscript in less than 24 hours. If you are satisfied with the work we will continue with the edit. If you are not satisfied you will get a full refund.
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We are accepting applications from scientists with editing experience. Please apply using the following link. You will be forwarded to an online portal to fill in a short questionnaire to determine your experience followed by a short editing and grammar quiz.
How are we different? Watch the short video below to find out.
About us
The Science Editorium helps scientists prepare their manuscript for publication in peer-reviewed journals by providing ongoing support throughout the publication process in the form of collaborative writing and editing, critical analysis of your manuscript and other communication with the journal, and complete concierge support services to take the hassle out of publishing a paper. Unlike traditional scientific manuscript editing services, which are excellent for fixing grammatical errors and improving the readability of manuscripts once they have been written, our support is available before, during, and after your manuscript has been written.
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From Our Blog
As research scientists, we read a lot of scientific papers. But it may surprise you to learn that a lot of the time we – yes, we scientists – don’t understand what we’re reading, or we’re too bored to remember what we’ve just read. Peer-reviewed papers are the currency of science. They are the basis upon which knowledge is recorded and traded. They are our stamps of approval and they keep us employed. In short, research papers are our bread and butter.
Read MoreScience seems to be under attack in America, so much so that scientists and their supporters are marching in the streets. They are defending their work against what appears to be a new, more aggressive assault in the so-called “Republican war on science,” as the president threatens deep cuts to federal funding of scientific research. When they march for science, they will do well to consider insights from the field of study known as the “rhetoric of science.”
Read MoreMany scientists are keen to communicate research they believe can help inform the decisions people make, from public opinion to the policy of our governments. But the will of scientists to abandon intellectual “ivory towers” does not in itself ensure a more prominent role for science in any decision-making. Consider the appointment of a climate change sceptic and an anti-vaccination proponent to the new White House administration of US President Donald Trump.
Read MoreAmid the many calls for scientists to engage with the general public, there are some who feel that scientists ought to remain aloof and disconnected from the broader public. They believe academics shouldn’t even attempt to communicate their research to common folk. And many scientists oblige them, by writing in a turgid manner that is highly effective at keeping the public (and their peers) at bay.
Read MoreIn this first blog post on The Science Editorium, I want to welcome you and briefly describe our publishing services and how they are different to traditional editing support services for authors. If you are reading this, you are probably looking for some type of editing support before you submit your manuscript to a peer-reviewed…
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