Academic paper and journal article translation
A paper is not loose text. Abstract, sections, tables, figures, and references each need different handling, and the workflow treats them that way.
What it produces
An English research paper is translated into Persian and rebuilt as a right-to-left PDF and an editable Word file. Detected abstract, section headings, table grids, citation markers, and figure captions are carried across where those relationships can be represented safely.
Who it is for
Graduate students, researchers, and lab groups reading or reporting on English-language literature.
Why it matters
A paper read out of order is a paper misread. Section order and citation markers are what make the argument followable.
Built around how a paper is structured
Abstract, introduction, method, results, and discussion are detected as sections rather than as undifferentiated paragraphs, so the Persian output keeps the shape a reader expects from a paper.
Citation markers are tracked so the numbering in the body still points at the reference list.
Terminology that stays consistent
Translation runs through a terminology stage, so a term chosen on page two is not silently replaced by a synonym on page nine. Consistent terminology is what makes a translated paper quotable.
Frequently asked questions
Can I translate just the abstract?
Yes. Upload a file containing the part you need. Cost is estimated from the size of what you upload, so a short document costs less than a full paper.
Are references translated too?
Reference lists are usually left in the source language, because a citation has to stay findable in the database it came from. Citation markers in the body are tracked so the numbering still lines up.
Is the output good enough to publish?
The output is a reviewable draft, not a finished publication. It ships as an editable Word file precisely so a subject expert can revise it before it goes anywhere.
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