February 17, 2017, BEIJING:&nbsp;Ulatus, a sister company ofEnago, is one of the leading&nbsp;translation service providers worldwide. Ulatus officially announced the launch of its translation services in China for native researchers, academicians and corporates to enable them to communicate with their global counterparts in their language. Ulatus strongly believes that language barriers should not obstruct free flow of knowledge and ideas. With this launch, Ulatus strengthens its support to Chinese academicians&nbsp; in overcoming this barrier and freely sharing their &nbsp;research with the rest of the world. With localization of resources across different regions, Ulatus is trusted by various industry leaders worldwide for consistently delivering high-quality translations. Till date, Ulatus has successfully partnered with many universities and companies to facilitate translations and helped more than&nbsp;81,000&nbsp;clients across the world to &nbsp;cater to a global audience.Academicians in China are making a significant contribution to the global research community in terms of quality and quantity of their work. However, to get their work published in International journals, Chinese academicians often face the complexities involved in language translation. Ulatus has been successfully addressing these challenges by ensuring that all syntactic, linguistic and contextual differences are taken into consideration while translating research documents from Chinese to English. Speaking about this launch, Mr. Chen, Country Manager, Crimson Interactive China, said, “Our services are designed to help native authors who are comfortable in expressing themselves in their local language but face a challenge when it comes to sharing their ideas with an international audience. Chinese academicians are doing remarkable work in their respective fields and we &nbsp;want to help them in getting their work published in International journals so that they can share their path-breaking research findings with the rest of the world.”Depending on their requirements, clients in China can avail Normal, Premium and Super Premium translation services offered by Ulatus. While Normal translation entails only language translation by a bilingual subject expert, Premium translation includes a cross-check by a second translator after the language translation. To polish and perfect writing style, customers can avail of Super Premium translation services which offers a further review by a native English editor in addition to translation and cross-check.&nbsp;To deliver best in class services, Ulatus has hand-picked an elite team of 800+ experienced, professional translators. This team of experts comprises of highly accomplished translators with sound technical background and a minimum 5 years of professional translating experience. Majority of Ulatus translators are postgraduates and PhD holders in specialized subjects such as Medicine, Physics, Engineering, Social Science, Arts and Humanities and Finance. “We are committed to offer exceptional quality translation services by adhering to ISO-accredited standards in meeting all academic translation requirements of our clients. Our partners, across the globe, rely on us for professional, accurate, reliable and cost-effective translation solutions,” said Mr.&nbsp;Chen.About Ulatus&nbsp;(www.ulatus.com):&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ulatus.com/">Ulatus</a>&nbsp;is one of the world’s leading translation service providers. With a large pool of expert translators (800+), Ulatus provides professional translation services to both academic and industry sectors. More than 81,000 clients from 125 countries have benefitted from accuracy, superior quality, advanced linguistic capability, and expertise in language nuances offered by Ulatus.

Ulatus Launches Academic Translation Services for Researchers in China

Ulatus announces the launch of its translation services in China for native researchers, academicians and corporates to connect them with the world.

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Ulatus Launches Academic Translation Services for Researchers in China

February 21, 2017