Non-native English speaking scientists work much harder just to keep up, global research reveals
- Written by: Tatsuya Amano, Senior lecturer, The University of Queensland
ShutterstockThese days it’s necessary to have at least a basic level of English proficiency in most research contexts. But at the same time, our collective emphasis on English places a significant burden on scientists who speak a different first language.
In research published today in PLOS Biology, my colleagues and I reveal the enormity of...
