Welcome to the The Research Cooperative Public Weblog 1 (PW1)
The purpose of this weblog is to promote use of the main Research Co-op website at
www.researchco-op.co.nz
This website is a meeting place for academic research writers, editors, translators, and proofreaders.
Although it is located in a New Zealand domain, the domain owner and site founder (Peter Matthews) works in Japan, and built this not-for- profit site after seeing how difficult it is for Japanese researchers to find affordable and reliable assistance when writing papers in languages other than Japanese.
This is a general problem for all researchers who attempt to publish in a second language, and also within all major research languages - for 'native' speakers and writers of English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, and so on.
Please visit The Research Cooperative (www.researchco-op.co.nz) and try using our language-service forums.
The forums are designed to make it easy to post and find offers and requests for fully-acknowledged assistance with the writing of academic research papers and books. We do not support ghost-writing! Our aim is to help improve the quality of published academic research, with full acknowledgement of all practical and intellectual contributions.
The purpose of this weblog is to promote use of the main Research Co-op website at
www.researchco-op.co.nz
This website is a meeting place for academic research writers, editors, translators, and proofreaders.
Although it is located in a New Zealand domain, the domain owner and site founder (Peter Matthews) works in Japan, and built this not-for- profit site after seeing how difficult it is for Japanese researchers to find affordable and reliable assistance when writing papers in languages other than Japanese.
This is a general problem for all researchers who attempt to publish in a second language, and also within all major research languages - for 'native' speakers and writers of English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, and so on.
Please visit The Research Cooperative (www.researchco-op.co.nz) and try using our language-service forums.
The forums are designed to make it easy to post and find offers and requests for fully-acknowledged assistance with the writing of academic research papers and books. We do not support ghost-writing! Our aim is to help improve the quality of published academic research, with full acknowledgement of all practical and intellectual contributions.
posted by peter at
12:12 AM
