Ozy Abram created Uni-edit in 2006 to support Taiwanese professors publish academic English research in international journals.
Uni-edit Hong Kong was established in 2011 so Uni-edit could expand in the Asian market, particularly in Japan.
Innovation in editing: We pioneered the 2-editor model, ensuring both language precision and field-specific insight.
Uni-edit stands as a pillar of support for researchers in Taiwan and Japan in 2025, with more than 20,000 papers edited. In a search of 4,927 eligible manuscripts delivered by October 10, 2024, 3,211 (65.2%) were linked to later journal publication records; a sample check confirmed 114 of 150 matches. This is an observed link; it does not mean our editing caused publication.