AJE is the largest manuscript editing organization in the world! We edit tens of thousands of manuscripts for customers in over 120 countries every year. We are successful because we believe that every reearcher deserves to publish in the best journal possible.
Jennifer Carlson, Editor
Sociology, UC Berkeley
I tried other English Editing services before I became a customer of AJE, but no other services can beat AJE. I strongly recommend AJE. For instance, last year, I published more than 20 papers in SCI journals by the help of AJE. Thanks!
Ki Churl Chang
Dept of Pharmacology, Gyeongsang National University
AJE has been an excellent partner for Elsevier. Our journal editors send selected articles to AJE during the peer review process. AJE's high quality editing makes our editors feel confident that they will return a greatly improved document in return. [...] This service is an excellent addition for our journals during the peer review process.
Egbert van Wezenbeek
Director, Publication Process Development
For non-native English speakers and international authors who would like assistance with their writing before submission, we suggest American Journal Experts for their scientific editing service.
To qualify as an Editor at AJE, we must attend a graduate program at a Top 15 Research University and meet rigorous GRE and language requirements. We receive training and regular feedback on our performance so that we can deliver a high-quality, consistent edit for every manuscript.
Nick Zaborenko, Editor
Chemical Engineering, MIT
The average research manuscript costs tens of thousands of dollars and takes more than a year of hard work to produce. By spending about $200 a researcher can reduce their time to publication by many months. This results in publishing more frequently and in higher impact journals.
Michael Bendiksby, Managing Editor
Ph.D., Neurobiology, Duke University
After editing, submissions that we feel are ready for publication in an English-language journal receive an AJE Certificate. Authors send these certificates to the journal as proof of writing quality, and these manuscripts often move more quickly through the journal's language review process.
Rachel Davis, Editor
Neuroscience, Yale University
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