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Pablo Mugüerza
Ever wondered how a bilingual medical dictionary is written and what it takes? This way...
Medical Translation Mentoring
Spotlight on Medical Translation Mentoring, a practical, career-building programme for medical translators.
Mistral AI for tmx generation
Say goodbye to tedious alignments: with Mistral AI, the French GenAI, you can generate clean tmx to import in your TMs.
MedTranslate conference 2025
The international medical translation conference for healthcare, medtech & pharma language professionals is back!
How a simple typo in a medical text referring to a form of finger arthrosis became "hepatic arthritis" in French through the magic of AI-powered MT.
MedInTechs - eloc smart solutions gmbh
We are thrilled to announce that we are a partner of MedInTechs 2025, a major event on innovation in healthcare. See you at the trade show in March in Paris!
Slawa, my little protégée - Ein Zuhause für Tiere e.V.
Discover the association Ein Zuhause für Tiere e.V. and the work they do for sick and handicapped cats - and meet Slawa, my little protégée there!
paediatrician - DeepL Pro fail
How DeepL Pro suggested cannibalism on poor paediatricians - another tale of caution and common sense when using MT/AI in translation.
Innovation in healthcare, innovative health
We will be attending the "Innovation in healthcare facilities" in France and Germany event in Paris, 04.12.24
Claude
I almost fell off my chair when asking Claude for its sources for all the fancy statistics it was providing on the European eLearning market. Another prime example that AI output must be checked!