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What translation project are you working on right now?
My last project for a client was a set of pathology and tumor genomic analysis reports. A recent project for TWB was editing this article for the TWB client ecancer: https://ecancer.org/en/journal/article/1406-cost-analysis-of-total-neoadjuvant-therapy-with-5-5-gy-radiation-therapy-versus-conventional-chemoradiotherapy-for-locally-advanced-rectal-cancer-among-peruvians
I finished an FRA to ENG project, Diabetes, 8339 words for Translators without Borders I used MemoQ. Always a pleasure to help Santé Diabète
I finished an FRA to ENG project, Premature births, LBW, 794 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat/Word. An interesting and challenging, though short text!
I finished an FRA to ENG project, Pharmaceutical regulation, 642 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat-Kato. It's always a pleasure to translate for MSF
I finished an FRA to ENG project, agriculture, 2296 words for Translators without Borders I used Kato-MateCat. Great to learn about the work of the Max Haavelar Foundation. .
(edited) I finished an FRA to ENG project, Lake Chad crisis, 21599 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat . An unusual and interesting project
I finished an ESL to ENG project, Specimen collection, 1681 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat - Word. It's especially rewarding to help my old colleagues at SES-PIH!
(edited) I finished an ESL to ENG project, Specimen collection, 846 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat. I was able to help my former colleagues at SES!
I finished an ESL to ENG project, Breast cancer care, 3520 words for Translators without Borders Another interesting and challenging job for ecms.
I finished an FRA to ENG project, Risk management, 2002 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat . Interesting translation-happy to help this client
I finished an FRA to ENG project, Education, 1496 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat . First translation for this client.
I finished an ESL to ENG project, Oncology-epidemiology, 3452 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat . Always great to help ecms!
I finished an FRA to ENG project, HR, 1556 words for Translators without Borders I used Kato. Good to be part of a large team effort!
I finished an ESL to ENG project, Medical research (informed consent), 642 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat . Happy to help study of renal disease in C. America
I finished an ESL to ENG project, Oncology, 859 words for Translators without Borders I used Mate-Cat platform. Always a pleasure to work on an ecms project!
I finished an FRA to ENG project, Public health, 1974 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat. Interesting-great to learn about this client!
I finished an FRA to ENG project, Psychology, 4682 words for Translators without Borders I used Mate-Cat. I'm always happy to help ACF!
I finished an ESL to ENG project, economic development, 1275 words for Translators without Borders I used MateCat. Always happy to help Oxfam!
I finished an FRA to ENG project, General, 1952 words for Translators without Borders I used Mate Cat. Great to learn of Fonds Ngangi's work in Goma!
I finished an ESL to ENG project, Oncology, 1802 words for Translators without Borders I used Fluency. Always great to help ECMS!
I finished an FRA to ENG project, Educaition, 1136 words for Translators without Borders I used Fluency. Always happy to help EDM!
I finished an ESL to ENG project, Speech language pathology, 1999 words for Translators without Borders I used Fluency. Thanks to my speech therapist friend for her help!
I finished an FRA to ENG project, Education, 1501 words for Translators without Borders I'm always happy to help Chlidren of the Mekong!
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