Aidan Christian

Scientific writing has a style that is unique. Its goal is to present information as clearly as possible, remaining neutral and allowing the facts to be persuasive rather than the writing. Clarity and unambiguity are therefore the highest priorities.

I have fifteen years of experience in editing academic papers, dissertations, grant proposals, and even freshman student essays. As a former college lecturer and secondary school teacher, I know what makes a paper read well and how to make your ideas shine.

It is not enough to say what your research has found. You must do so in a way that students will understand, experts will trust, and peer reviewers will accept. You must also write with precision: your methods must be replicable and your results correct to the last digit.

From the annual report of a publicly traded bank to a marketing email for a small-town dentist, every written contact with the world is a chance for a business to make an impression. I have spent more than a decade ensuring those impressions are good ones.

Clarity can be critical when you are trying to make yourself heard - from answering a letter from the tax office to marketing yourself in your personal blog. You should be able to feel confident you have been understood, no matter how long you have been speaking English.

 Large languages models have a distinct writing style: bland, shallow, and rambling. They also cannot be trusted to be truthful. Nevertheless, AI writing and translations can be rescued with the distinct touch of a human editor who not only understands how humans write but also what they know.