Aurélie Gobet
Section Editor - Gained in Translation

Aurélie Gobet lives in Lyon, France. She has been a medical translator for 10 years, specialising in the English and German into French translation of documents such as summaries of product characteristics (SPCs), clinical trial presentations, promotional content for health products, or continued medical education programmes. She is a member of the Société Française des Traducteurs (SFT), where she acts as a mentor for a beginner translator in professional retraining. She is also a member of the medical network of the Institute of Translation & Interpreting (ITIMedNet). Mutual help is very important to her both in her professional and personal life. She has a growing interest in personal development, mental health, and women’s health.

gobetaurelie@gmail.com

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Gained in Translation - Volume 30, Issue 2

With 10 years of experience in medical and pharmaceutical translation, I have translated for patients, pharmaceutical companies, researchers, and students many times. Translation is the process of understanding a text in a foreign language and…

Gained in Translation - Volume 30, Issue 1

Exploring the classical roots of medical terminology Introduction Teaching and learning medical terminology is considered a problem, both for teachers, who are supposed to convey scientific concepts hidden in ambiguous lexemes, and for students,…

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