Claire Greenwell |

Haverhill, Suffolk

Phone
07792 008283
Membership Grade
Advanced Professional Member

About Claire

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Experienced editor and proofreader of academic and business works; a biological sciences graduate and former property and construction lawyer.

My editing experience includes practical and academic law, biology, chemistry and physics, the environment, social sciences, corporate literature and a variety of self-published works. My clients include academic presses (edited volumes as well), companies, scholars and authors.

I help writers to present their material clearly and consistently, following style guides, for a quality product. I also have experience of working with multilingual authors.

Media

Books, Multi-author books, Company literature, Educational materials, Theses and dissertations, Journals.

In-house and freelance experience

Freelance since 2005

Training

CIEP annual conference - 2023

Macro workshop (Cambridge SfEP group) - 2018

SfEP annual conference - 2018

Efficient editing: Strategies and tactics (SfEP) - 2017

SfEP annual conference Year: 2017

Copy-editing 2: Progress (SfEP) 2016

Clients for whom you have worked within the past three years

Apex CoVantage, LLC

Bryt Ltd

Castleacre Insurance Services Ltd

Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd

European Boxwood and Topiary Society

Hart McLeod Ltd

Helions Community Benefit Society Ltd

Melrose Press Ltd

Moot Editorial & Design

Tereos SA

Subjects

Law (adoption, agricultural, arms control, artificial intelligence, autonomy, civil procedure, commercial, company, competition, constitutional, construction, consumer, contracts/agreements, conventions, criminal, development, economic, employment, energy, environmental, European/EU, evidence, family, government, human rights, immigration, insolvency, insurance, intellectual property, internet, investment, jurisprudence, landlord/tenant, legal research, litigation, maritime, matrimonial, medical negligence, mental health, patents, probate, property/real estate, renewable energy, space, tax, trademarks, treaties, water, wills).

 

Biology (animal and plant physiology, bacteriology, biochemistry, biodiversity, botany, developmental, ecology, evolutionary, GCSE, AS and A level textbooks, genetics, human, microbiology, mycology, natural history, ornithology, taxonomy, virology, zoology).

 

Chemistry (GCSE textbooks, inorganic, organic).

 

Earth sciences (climatology, geology, geomorphology, geophysics, hydrology, marine science, meteorology, oceanography, palaeontology, soil, volcanology).

 

Environment (climate change, coasts, conservation, electricity/gas/oil, energy, environmental studies, oceans, planning/surveying, pollution, recycling, renewable energy, waste management, water).

 

Geography (demography, developing countries, development studies, Global South, economic, human, physical, research, school, sustainable development).

 

Physics (atomic, GCSE textbooks, mechanics, optics, thermodynamics).

 

Other: administration, art, art history, anthropology, antiques, autobiography, behaviour, biography, blockchain technology, children's fiction/non-fiction, cloud computing, collecting, commercial packaging text, commercial literature, corporate social responsibility/CSR, data science, digital assets, disaster studies, economics (environmental taxation, Islamic), EFL/ESL, environmental, social and corporate governance/ESG, ethics, financial services, forensic science, health, management, medicine, memoir, poetry, policymaking, politics, populism, post-colonial studies, research, sociology, theology, United Nations, welfare, well-being.

Qualifications and Awards

BSc Biological Sciences

Common Professional Examination (Law)

Law Society Finals

Specialised Software

PerfectIt

Reference Checker

Adobe Acrobat Reader
 



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