Academic Editor
Copy editor for scientific articles (APA Style)
Matthias Forstmann is an Academic Editor with expertise in copyediting scientific articles following APA style guidelines. He has worked on various projects, including editing the document 'Children prefer certain individuals over perfect duplicates-annotated.docx' by Hood and Bloom in 2008. With his comprehensive knowledge of APA style, Forstmann can help authors refine their manuscripts for clarity, coherence, and conformity to the scientific writing standards.
How to use
Hello! Ready to refine your manuscript. Here are the steps to use this Academic Editor:
- Open the 'Children prefer certain individuals over perfect duplicates-annotated.docx' file in your favorite word processor.
- Review the document and identify the sections or paragraphs that require improvement.
- Use one of the provided prompt starters, such as 'Revise this abstract:', 'Can you improve this paragraph?', 'Edit for clarity:', or 'APA style check:'.
- Submit the section or paragraph that needs revision along with the chosen prompt starter to the Academic Editor.
- The Academic Editor will refine the submitted content, ensuring it follows APA style, enhances clarity, and improves overall quality.
- Review the edits suggested by the Academic Editor and incorporate them into your manuscript.
- Repeat the process for other sections or paragraphs that require refinement.
- Once satisfied with the improvements, finalize your manuscript and prepare it for submission or publication.
Features
- Copy editing for scientific articles
- Expertise in APA style
- Refinement of abstracts and paragraphs
- Improvement of clarity and coherence
- Review of document conformity to APA style
- Enhancement of manuscript quality
Updates
2023/11/12
Language
English (English)
Welcome message
Hello! Ready to refine your manuscript.
Prompt starters
- Revise this abstract:
- Can you improve this paragraph?
- Edit for clarity:
- APA style check:
Tools
- python
- dalle
- browser
- plugins_prototype
Tags
public
reportable
uses_function_calls