Users can use the manuscript and protocol tools for the preparation of different types of academic papers. It is an online platform loaded with various tools to support reesarchers to write their manuscripts and protocols efficiently. You can choose a target journal, easily collaborate with co-authors, check the accuracy of your language, and prepare for submission with convenient tools such as the Cover Letter Wizard.
Currently, these tools are available freely to end users.
Yes. Any project you create or any data you upload to My Protocols or My Manuscript is your private data. Edanz will not use your data in any way without your explicit permission. Edanz takes data confidentiality very seriously and we follow a professional code of ethics to ensure the security of your valuable data. Our hardware and software are protected by the latest security and encryption tools.
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Not yet. This feature will be added in the future versions.
When you have finished writing your manuscript you should have a native-English expert editor review your manuscript content. The editor will check and edit to the target journal's guidelines. Visit https://www.edanz.com for more information.
Yes.
Yes, a table creation function is availble in the toolbar.
Currently you can import image files to your project. A live illustration feature will be included in future versions.
Yes, equations can be added through the toolbar.
It's not required, but most journal editors will conduct a preliminary screening and the cover letter can help you pass this stage. A cover letter can be easily created within the platform by using the Cover Letter Wizard. Cover Letter Wizard is available in the cover letter section in your project.
You can think of a Project as a draft for a manuscript. You will be required to create a project to start working on a manuscript. A complete list of your manuscripts and their statuses is on your My Papers page. You can also upload a draft that you are currently working on while creating a project.
You can create as many projects as you want.
You can delete your projects by clicking the delete button in the summary of the project listed in My Papers dashboard. However, please note that you cannot delete peojects that are already been submitted to journals.
Currently, we do not support submission to journals.
You can invite collaborators/reviewers on the My Projects page. Click Add Collaborator/Reviewer and complete the steps in the popup window to add a co-author or reviewer to your project.
There is currently no limit on the number of collaborators that can be added.
My Manuscript/My Protocol auto-saves your project every 2 seconds so there is no need to worry about backups. You can also save a version manually by clicking the save button. You can also revert to a previous version of your project if you wish.
Yes, projects can be exported in Word or PDF formats.
We advise you to write a cover letter. You can write your cover letter directly in your project in the Cover Letter section, or you can use the Cover Letter Wizard, which is available in that section.
To ensure your manuscript and cover letter are ready for submission, you should have a native-English expert edtior review your manuscript. If you would like to get expert help, visit https://www.edanz.com for more information.
References, figures and tables, and other media files that are associated with your manuscript can be managed as "Resources". You can upload such flies to My Resources page and use them while writing your manuscript.
Yes, you can search for external article references in databases such as PubMed, etc. You can save these external articles in your Reference library for future reference.
Journal Selector is a tool developed by Edanz to support researchers with finding target journals for their manuscripts. It is the most comprehensive journal finding tool on the internet, allowing you to search more than 28,000 journals and 12 million abstracts to find the journal that is most likely to accept your manuscript.
Yes, you can import references from other reference management applications in your My Resources page.
You can choose a reference format in your project and it will allow you to format both in-text references and reference list automatically.
The maximum file size is for uploads is 10MB. If your file is more than 10MB, please try compressing it.
Your data will be saved as long as your account is active.
You can search for and save articles by following the steps below: