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InPrint is a trainee-run scientific editing network and resource that provides free, confidential editing of scientific communications to the Washington University community.

Our Mission

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Improve the quality of scientific communication.

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Encourage discussions among authors.

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Enhance communication skills.

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Support trainees’ professional development.

Testimonials and Examples

I thought the editing services were fantastic. I received edits in a timely manner, and the summary document helped give an overarching view of the comments that were dispersed throughout the document.

– Wade Self

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I am grateful for the editors’ feedback on my manuscript. The cover page was very helpful in laying out the suggestions and the detailed copy edits have really improved the manuscript. I hope to work together on a future version of my manuscript.

– Sara Miller

Don’t Let the Cucumbers Get You!

By October 1, 2018
Don’t Let the Cucumbers Get You!
Grant deadlines, amiright?! Just like the holidays, cucumbers (if you’re a cat), and your morning alarm, these things really have a habit of sneaking up on you. Submission deadlines for NSF fellowships and NIH F and K series grants are all within the next 3 months. And it’s already stressful balancing all the demands of […]

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Our highly-qualified editors are excited to work with you to enhance your next project!

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Learn more about what we offer and what to expect and then submit your work!

 

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