Writing about Science …
With almost two decades working in academic research, I am an expert in technical science writing be it journal articles, textbook chapters, conference material, regulatory documents or educational materials.
I have also been working in the healthcare industry for the last five years, which has led to a focus on science communication and advocacy – turning complex scientific material into understandable and digestable content for healthcare professionals, patients, or a non-expert audience.
I am here to write your journal articles from start to finish, to compile literature reviews, create posters and abstracts, slide decks and presentations, or e-learning and patient education material.
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I also offer something extra. The expertise of a seasoned data analyst. After years of working with data, I understand all its nuances. How to analyse it, how to interpret it, the pitfalls and caveats, and how to get to the truth.
I will analyse your raw data, critically assess any meta or secondary data and interpret the narrative within. I can make sure that whatever your presenting it is grounded in empirical truth.
Finally, I am a neuroscience specialist with a PhD in neuroimaging and neuropsychology and ten years’ experience working in neurodegeneration research.
Testimonials
Sarah is a passionate scientist with an art for setting out evidence in a clear and compelling manner. Her drafting experience across multiple fields sets Sarah apart from others when I work with her, and her rigour and attention to detail is second to none. In her work, she endeavours to bring people along on her journey, sharing her knowledge and expertise. These qualities make her an asset to any project
Dr. Eileanoir Johnson
IPSO Sponsorship and PSRE at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
Sarah is an exceptional medical writer with the capability of communicating appropriately to a wide range of audiences. As a scientist who has previously worked in a research environment she has an in-depth understanding of medical ethics, research methodology and statistics. She has a proven track record in generating high quality research disseminated in prestigious journals and has had a significant impact on the field.
Professor Rachael Scahill
Associate Director, UCL Huntington’s Disease Centre