Publishing rules are not global. The journal you submit to may be international, but the committee that approves your study, the body that funds it, and the index your promotion is counted against are all national. Editverse runs dedicated sites for five research communities, each written in the local language and built around that country’s own research system rather than translated from this one.
Editverse Taiwan
taiwan.editverse.com — Traditional Chinese. Covers Taiwan’s Human Subjects Research Act, university and hospital ethics committees, NSTC grant applications, and the TSSCI/THCI versus Scopus question that decides promotion cases.
Free tool: the IRB training-hours and submission checker answers the question Taiwanese researchers ask us most often before an ethics submission — which committee to file with, how many training hours each named investigator still owes, which courses actually count toward them, and how long each review route takes. Taiwan requires documented human-subject-protection training before a protocol is accepted, and the general academic-integrity course most graduate programmes require does not count toward it. The tool is bilingual: append #en to the URL for English.
Editverse Japan
japan.editverse.com — Japanese. English proofreading and manuscript-writing support for Japanese researchers, including submission preparation for international journals.
Editverse China
china.editverse.com — Simplified Chinese. SCI manuscript polishing and academic publishing support.
Editverse Korea
korea.editverse.com — Korean. Manuscript correction and publication support for Korean researchers.
Editverse Türkiye
turkey.editverse.com — Turkish. Academic manuscript editing and publication support.
Editverse Thailand
thailand.editverse.com — Thai. Manuscript editing, thesis support, statistical analysis and pre-submission verification for Thai researchers publishing in Scopus and TCI journals.
Working in English, or somewhere else?
This site is the main Editverse service. Our clinical research documentation services cover protocols, informed consent forms, case report forms and clinical study reports for sponsors and investigators in any country, and the free research tools are language-independent. If you would rather work in a language not listed above, tell us which one — the regional sites exist because researchers asked for them.