Shweta Bajaj

Feb 20, 2024 | editage.com | Shweta Bajaj

Reading time 2 mins The vast potential of research hinges on its accessibility. But locked within academic journals and dense terminology, valuable findings often struggle to transcend language barriers, limiting their impact. Translating research for wider access and impact requires more than just literal conversions. It demands skillful navigation of cultural nuances, diverse audiences, and the power of multilingual communication tools.

Dec 19, 2023 | editage.com | Shweta Bajaj

Language barriers can significantly restrict participation in research, leading to biased and incomplete data. This ultimately hinders progress in various fields, as crucial perspectives remain unheard. Addressing this challenge requires a multi-pronged approach, prioritizing inclusivity and acknowledging the richness of diverse linguistic backgrounds.

Dec 5, 2023 | editage.com | Shweta Bajaj

Imagine a world where research is conducted solely in English, overlooking the vast tapestry of languages that weave our planet's cultures and experiences. This monocultural approach, while seemingly efficient, risks overlooking a crucial aspect of human understanding: language diversity. Language isn't just a tool for communication; it shapes our worldviews, influences our experiences, and encodes unique knowledge systems.

Oct 12, 2023 | editage.com | Shweta Bajaj

Citations can be used to support your research effectively. Think of citations as your research's supporting crew. They not only back up your ideas but also show that you've done your homework.  They build upon your claims too by supporting them with the work of other experts. Imagine you're chatting with a friend about how important it is for students to get a good night's sleep.

Aug 29, 2023 | editage.com | Shweta Bajaj

The process of post-acceptance copyediting is a crucial step in ensuring the quality and accuracy of a manuscript before it is published. Since this is the final step before publication, copyeditors are extremely careful and may wish to query authors about potential discrepancies, seek clarifications for any unclear portions from authors, or ask them to check if a certain copyediting change reflects what the authors wanted to convey.