Michaela Ziemendorff is a doctoral researcher in Ethnology / Latin American Studies with a Master’s degree in Translation and a Diploma in Regional Studies. She has many years of research and publication experience. Her main areas of focus include the development and application of interdisciplinary approaches as well as the interpretation of historical sources.

Professionally, she worked for many years in development cooperation in Latin America, where she dealt with topics such as the political participation of civil society, access to clean drinking water, and children’s rights.

Her experience as a proofreader primarily covers academic works – from term papers to dissertations – as well as non-fiction books and novels. In academic editing, she stands out for her strong sense of linguistic precision, style, and adherence to formal standards. Her focus lies in ensuring coherence, scientific accuracy, and the well-known “red thread” throughout the text.