What is the Role of English in Scientific Communication?

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In summary, English plays a crucial role in scientific communication as it is the primary language used in academic research and publications. Its widespread use allows for international collaboration and dissemination of scientific knowledge. Additionally, English has a precise and clear structure, making it effective for communicating complex scientific concepts. However, there is also a growing recognition of the importance of other languages in scientific communication, leading to efforts towards promoting multilingualism in the scientific community.
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Jack Vedovati
Hi everybody,
I'm Jack, I'm attending a 3 year degree in Physics at University of Padua.
Here to learn, improve English and share the little I know in Physics!
Hope to have a lot of fun here! xD

Thanks and cheers to all!

P.s. sorry for my bad English!
 
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Hi Jack Vedovati.
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