Dr Juliet Foster | STEM copy-editor & proofreader
Based in north-east England, UK, with clients here and around the world
- Website
- jtfosterproofreading.co.uk
- Membership Grade
- Professional Member
About Juliet
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I'm a PTC-trained copy-editor and proofreader with a PhD in atomic and molecular physics. I work with academic and B2B materials in STEM and other subject areas including linguistics, marketing, business, history, criminology and architecture.
Media
Journal articles, theses and dissertations, books, educational materials using MS Word, LaTeX, PDF
In-house and freelance experience
Freelance since 2017
Training
SfEP/ CIEP Editing with Word - 2020
PTC Essential Copy-Editing (Merit) - 2019
SfEP Proofreading Theses and Dissertations - 2018
PTC Basic Proofreading V5 (Merit) - 2017
Clients for whom you have worked within the past three years
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Mindshare UK
Institution of Engineering and Technology
Subjects
physics (applied, atomic, chemical, molecular, nuclear, particle, quantum), astronomy (astrophysics, cosmology, space sciences), chemistry (inorganic, physical, organic), mathematics (applied, complex, mechanics, statistics), geography (GIS, photogrammetry, remote sensing), engineering, environmental studies, business studies, marketing, architecture (built environment)
Qualifications
BSc Astronomy and astrophysics
PhD Theoretical atomic and molecular physics
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Specialisms
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Disclaimer note
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