Editing

Short, sweet, and to the point.

Early in my career, a former boss gave me the advice: Edit with your pencil in your pocket. (Meaning: don’t make changes unless you have to.) My goal as an editor is to help writers sound like the best versions of themselves while making their content as clear and readable as possible. Not once have I been able to keep my pencil in my pocket!

Cover of Optics & Photonics News with three lasers and the words "Plasmonic Communications: Light on a Wire"
cover of HR magazine with a photo of albert einstein with white hair and the words, "would you hire this man?"

Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine | Clinical Laboratory News (CLN) and CLN Daily

Working Smarter, Not Harder with Robotic Process Automation, By Joel H. Lefferts, Ph.D.

Preventing HIV through the Power of Choice, By Joel H. Lefferts, Ph.D.

Choosing Change, by Sean Campbell, Ph.D.

A Review of Diagnostic Testing and Automation for Lyme Disease, by Sarah Wheeler, PhD, and colleagues

Society for Human Resource Management | HR Magazine

Unlimited Vacation, by Susan Milligan

Is unlimited time off a benefit or a boondoggle?

Hiring in the Age of Ageism, by Kate Rockwood

In a youth-obsessed employment market, age discrimination could cost your company strong candidates and diverse teams.

Optics & Photonics News | Optica

The Future of 3-D Printing, by Tim Hayes

Three-dimensional printing technology has generated a lot of buzz. How realistic are the claims being made on its behalf?

Going Deep: Brain Imaging with Multi-Photon Microscopy, by Ke Wang, Nicholas G. Horton and Chris Xu

As scientists seek to unravel the mysteries of the brain, they will need to delve deeper than ever before in order to image individual neurons and their processes.

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