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over 100 clients
TWS has already helped over 100 clients with a multitude of communication projects.
Translation and editing services
TWS offers translation and author’s editing services to a broad scientific community.
Over 250 publications
TWS has contributed to over 250 publications.

“ Thank you for your work, thank you also for having detected the the error that I made in reversing the temperatures!! Well done! “

Laboratoire Motricité Humaine Education Sport Santé, Inst De Recherche Biomédicale aux Armées., O. Castagna

“ What a lot of work! It's excellent. “

INRS, Nancy, B. Sutter

“ We worked on the short version of the paper that you provided, what an improvement! “

Laboratoire de Physiologie Cellulaire et Végétale, CNRS-UGA-INRA-CEA Grenoble, G. Curien

“ Thank you once again a thousand times for your vigilance “

Laboratoire Motricité Humaine Education Sport Santé, Inst De Recherche Biomédicale aux Armées., O. Castagna

“ Thank you and well done for reading through our article. We really appreciated the quality and speed of the correction and we really saw how closely the suggestions made by Maighread fitted with our intentions/concepts. “

INRS, C. Gaudez

“ A very big thank you for the rapid translation of my publication project. I really appreciate your comments and in particular your critical reading of the scientific contents of the document. “

INRS, D. Beydon

“ Thank you very much for your speed and efficiency. “

Promise advanced proteomics, Grenoble., D. Lebert

“ I was perfectly happy with the translation; I found that the translator had done an exceptional job to a remarkable level. “

INRS, X. Simon

“ Your input was really useful, thank you. “

Traductrice/Rédactrice, E. Seery

“ You did a huge job! I accepted almost all the modifications. “

UMR1036 (INSERM/CEA/UJF), P. Huber

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