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read properly.

Certificates and reports you can hand to a journal or a supervisor

Each one states plainly what it does and what it does not claim. Read the limit before you order, so nothing you submit rests on a promise we never made.

• Similarity screening report

  Issued by iThenticate

  A full originality report on your manuscript before you submit it, with every match reviewed and explained by an editor.

  What it does not claim: The report is a diagnostic you act on. It is not a clearance, and it is not a Turnitin submission on your behalf.

• English language editing certificate

  Issued by ThinkLab

  The certificate journals ask for when they require proof that a manuscript has been language-edited by a professional service.

  What it does not claim: It certifies that editing was performed. It makes no claim about your results, your methods, or acceptance.

• Engineering technical review

  Issued by ThinkLab

  A discipline specialist reads the engineering itself — assumptions, calculations, standards, and whether the figures support the claims.

  What it does not claim: Findings are returned to you as comments. You decide what to change, and you remain responsible for the engineering.

• ABET-aligned capstone review

  Issued by ThinkLab

  Your capstone report reviewed against ABET Student Outcomes 1–7, with a gap table showing where the evidence is thin.

  What it does not claim: ThinkLab is not an accreditation body. ABET accredits programmes, not documents or individuals — this is preparation, not certification.

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Prices are shown in the currency you chose. Each one is set against a unit of work — a word, a report, a manuscript, a semester. Nothing here is priced against a grade or an acceptance.

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Engineering work we have supported

These are representative examples of the kind of work we take on and the places our clients write from. Client documents are confidential. No client, supervisor, or institution is identified here, and nothing below is drawn from a single named project.

• Civil EngineeringRiyadh, Saudi Arabia

  Capstone report on precast connection detailing, reviewed against ABET Outcomes 1–7.

  Outcome: Gap table returned in 6 days; team rewrote the analysis chapter themselves.

• Renewable EnergyAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

  Journal manuscript on PV soiling losses in desert climates — language editing plus similarity screening.

  Outcome: Similarity reduced by the author from 24% to 6% after attribution coaching.

• Biomedical EngineeringManchester, United Kingdom

  Doctoral thesis chapters on gait-analysis instrumentation, coached across two semesters.

  Outcome: Author defended without corrections to the coached chapters.

• Mechanical EngineeringKuala Lumpur, Malaysia

  Technical review of a CFD study on heat-exchanger fouling, including mesh-independence checks.

  Outcome: Three unsupported assumptions surfaced before submission.

• Structural EngineeringCairo, Egypt

  Reviewer-response coaching for a seismic retrofit paper after major revisions.

  Outcome: Author answered all fourteen comments in one round.

• Materials ScienceAachen, Germany

  Language editing and figure-caption rework on a fatigue-testing manuscript.

  Outcome: Editing certificate issued for the journal's language requirement.