Interpreting Services Part I: Modes of Conference Interpreting Boston, MA, June 27, 2016 – Language Connections regularly provides comprehensive linguistic support at international conferences. It’s easy to imagine the immense planning and preparation that needs to take place in order for such a large event to go smoothly. Before the conference we will often provide…
Translating for a French Canadian Audience June 20, 2016 – Language Connections, as a Boston-based translation and interpreting services company, we are often asked to produce a French translation. The first question our project managers ask the client is: Which target audience are you translating for? Many people seem taken aback by this question as…
Prospects for Russian-American Business Cooperation Boston, MA, June 15, 2016 – The U.S. – Russia Chamber of Commerce of New England (USRCCNE) hosted a breakfast seminar this past Monday led by Mikhail Kalugin, Head of the Economic Section at the Embassy of the Russian Federation to the U.S. The discussion focused on the current strain…
LC at BIO 2016 International Convention June 2016, San Francisco CA – June 6-9th marked the BIO 2016 International Convention, attended by over 15,000 global experts in the life science industry in San Francisco, California. For the fifth consecutive year as a language service provider for Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), Language Connections provided comprehensive linguistic…
Clinical Study Translation for Russian Biotech Boston, MA – Language Connections, a Boston-based translation services agency, is a full service language provider with experience translating documents across many different industries, including the life sciences. Over the past months we have been working with a Russian biotech company that develops and tests innovative bio-pharmaceuticals for the Russian market.…
Interpreter speaks the language of medicine By Cindy Atoji Keene | June 6, 2016 -Medical interpreter plays key role in health care – InterpreterTrain.com There’s often a quiet resilience and dignified reserve among the older Vietnamese patients who come to Boston Medical Center. English is not their first language, and navigating the health care system…