Tag Archives: cosnautas

Switching from science to translation?

Posted on 6 September 2019 by Emma Goldsmith

I often receive emails from aspiring translators who are switching from a career in the fields of science or healthcare and are seeking advice from someone with the same language combination who made a similar change, albeit several decades ago. … Continue reading →

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Three terms in clinical trial documentation

Posted on 4 March 2019 by Emma Goldsmith

Three terms unravelled and a shout-out to the Cosnautas clinical trials dictionary. Continue reading →

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Using corpora to query cardiology terminology

Posted on 27 April 2017 by Emma Goldsmith

How a good corpus can help make translation decisions Continue reading →

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Cosnautas: now in Spanish and English

Posted on 13 August 2015 by Emma Goldsmith

A new edition of the Libro Rojo and Cosnautas’ interface translated into English by someone you know! Continue reading →

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Guidelines for translating medical reports

Posted on 7 April 2015 by Emma Goldsmith

Abbreviations, poor handwriting and other practicalities in medical reports Continue reading →

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Five terms in informed consent forms

Posted on 30 October 2013 by Emma Goldsmith

Reblogged from the Cosnautas’ blog mini-series on five English-Spanish terms in the Libro Rojo Continue reading →

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