职业经历
1997年开始为非英语母语作者的文稿编辑，2004年起为理文编辑工作。其科学研究领域多样化，主要致力于化学 (有机,、有机金属、无机、表面化学)、半导体、生物 (传感器、DNA和蛋白质阵列) 纳米技术。 1996年7月担任东京大学特别研究员，从事新型催化反应途径研究，通过该途径可以在比目前工业应用中更容易实现的条件下生成氨 。现居英国，同时为理文编辑工作，仍活跃在生物纳米传感器的研究中。
 
Dr. Wright has been editing scientific manuscripts for non-native authors since 1997 and has been an editor for Edanz Editing since 2004. His scientific background is diverse with the main scientific fields being in Chemistry (organic, organometallic, inorganic and surface), Semiconductors, Biosensors (transducers, DNA and protein arrays) and Nanotechnology. In 1996/7 Dr. Wright was a Postdoctoral Fellow at The University of Tokyo, Japan, investigating novel catalytic pathways capable of generating ammonia under milder conditions than presently used in industry. As well as working for Edanz editing, Dr. Wright, now based in the UK, continues as a research scientist in the field of bionanosensors.

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Dr. Maree 是一名研究科学家，现居住在澳大利亚珀斯，从事着湿法冶金的研究。曾在南非的罗兹大学任分析化学的讲师。博士学位论文题为 “Effects of axial ligands on the photosensitising properties of silicon octaphenoxyphthalocyanines”。在国际同行评审期刊上发表过20余篇论文，并出席过12个学术会议。Dr. Maree 从2008年起为 Edanz Group 工作。

Dr. Maree is a presently a research scientist resident in Perth, Australia, where he is involved in hydrometallurgy research. He previously was a lecturer in Analytical Chemistry at Rhodes University, South Africa. His PhD title was “Effects of axial ligands on the photosensitising properties of silicon octaphenoxyphthalocyanines”. He has published 20 papers in international peer-reviewed journals and has presented at 12 conferences. Dr. Maree began working for the Edanz Group in 2008.

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Dr. Easteal 是一位化学家，专攻高分子科学。他博士学位的研究课题是熔盐的扩散电位，但是在过去的二十年中，他的研究重点一直在高分子科学领域的课题上。Dr. Easteal 曾经是位于美国印第安纳州拉法叶的普渡大学，以及位于华盛顿的美国天主教大学的客座教授。在1982年到1986年间，担任位于澳大利亚堪培拉的澳大利亚国立大学当时所设立的物理学研究院的研究员。从1966年开始，Dr. Easteal一直在新西兰奥克兰大学化学系任职。 他的研究领域包括用天然的高分子材料作为开发新型材料的原料，将charge- and mass-transport原理应用于高分子电解质凝胶，微纤维增强复合材料，基于植物纤维的生物可降解复合材料，导电聚合物/热塑复合材料，高性能乳胶木材黏着剂，防护涂层，用于木材的光稳定处理/涂层系统。Dr. Easteal从2008年起开始为理文编辑工作。

Dr. Easteal is a chemist with particular experience in macromolecular science. His PhD topic was on the diffusion potentials in molten salts, but for the past twenty years his research has been primarily on a broad range of macromolecular science topics. Dr Easteal has been a Visiting Professor at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana, US, and The Catholic University of America, Washington D.C., US, and from 1982 to 1986 was a Research Fellow in the (then) Research School of Physical Sciences, The Australian National University, Canberra, A.C.T, Australia. Since 1966 he has been a staff member of the Chemistry Department, The University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand. Dr Easteal's research expertise includes utilisation of naturally occurring polymers as source materials for development of new materials, charge- and mass-transport mechanisms in polyelectrolyte gels, microfibril reinforced composites, biodegradable composites based on natural fibres, conducting polymer/thermoplastic blends and composites, high performance emulsion wood adhesives, barrier coatings, and treatment/coating systems for photostabilisation of timber. Dr Easteal began working for the Edanz Group in 2008.