Tag: science

Protecting Intellectual Property with Patent Translation Services

Protecting Intellectual Property with Patent Translation Services

December 27, 2018 |

Congratulations! You’ve navigated the application and approval process of a utility, design, or plant patent through the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). We know how hard it was to get this patent. Wouldn’t it be horrible if it was all for nothing? As difficult as it was to achieve your patent, a US […]

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Translating Tech in South Korea

Translating Tech in South Korea

[ 0 ] January 3, 2017 |

By: Sarah-Claire Jordan When you think of East Asia and technology, South Korea might not be the first country that comes to mind. Generally, China and Japan are the countries in that region that are most associated with technology. While they have a longer legacy of success in the tech industry, South Korea has become […]

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Why Is English the Language of Science?

Why Is English the Language of Science?

[ 0 ] November 23, 2016 |

By Sarah-Claire Jordan Practically every major science journal you have ever heard of is in English. This isn’t exactly a coincidence, however. Since science is such a broad and collaborative field, it seemed necessary at some point in the past to decide upon a sort of scientific lingua franca and stick with that. As with […]

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How the Biotech Industry in China is Changing the Medical Translation Game

How the Biotech Industry in China is Changing the Medical Translation Game

[ 0 ] March 16, 2016 |

By Sarah-Claire Jordan First of all, what is biotechnology? This is a huge question right now, and it isn’t super simple to answer, but here goes: Biotechnology is essentially taking living things, whether they be organisms or systems, and using them to design and produce products. The main areas that biotech is being used in […]

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Why Do Soil Science Experts Need Translators?

Why Do Soil Science Experts Need Translators?

[ 0 ] December 23, 2015 |

By Sarah-Claire Jordan Most of you have a good idea of what translators do, but what about soil science experts? Soil science is a broad category of science that includes any field where the soil of the earth is studied. This might be chemically, biologically, geologically, or simply physically. All kinds of scientists and other […]

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Why Qualified Translators Are Essential for Environmental Science

Why Qualified Translators Are Essential for Environmental Science

[ 0 ] November 24, 2015 |

By Sarah-Claire Jordan As the years pass, humans continue to alter the earth to the point of eliminating entire species and making air and water barely fit for anyone’s consumption. The impact we have on the environment we live in may seem like something that won’t affect us in our lifetime, but if we keep […]

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It’s All in the Genes: Explaining a Language Gender Gap

It’s All in the Genes: Explaining a Language Gender Gap

[ 0 ] March 19, 2013 |

Translators deal with sensitive issues all the time; experienced translators know to give due diligence to details, remain true to the project and still maintain a good relationship with all parties involved. Some participants offer information easily; others have to be coaxed. In general, the consensus is that female human beings tend to talk more […]

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The Thrill of Translating Techno-Thrillers: Mission Possible

The Thrill of Translating Techno-Thrillers: Mission Possible

[ 0 ] October 12, 2011 |

For those who believe the translating world is divided in two domains, the literary translation and the commercial translation, translating techno-thrillers can be quite a risky adventure. Having translated several James Bond, science-fiction, and military action novels into French, I discovered that this enterprise requires military organization, scientific research, logistic capabilities and operational readiness; and, […]

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