I’ll help make your research make a difference.

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I partner closely with research teams to craft publications that make an impact on the scientific community. I think strategically, pay attention to details, and lead with kindness.

Science communication leadership

I bring a clear-eyed understanding of the complexities of science communication. When it comes to issues of style, grammar, and audience expectations I guide teams towards choices that will help them achieve their goals. 

Here’s what I bring to the table…

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Scientific rigor

Ensure that communication of study data and methods are accurate, complete,
and reproducible. 

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Regulatory compliance

Craft publications that meet the highest editorial and reporting standards.

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Consistency & clarity

Design text and visuals that are effective
and efficient.  

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Content strategy

Conduct genre and audience research to establish ambitious, achievable
publication goals. 

Team Work

I work closely with research teams to support their publication goals. 

Here’s how I contribute…

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Collaborative

I partner with bench scientists, clinicians, statisticians, and other researchers to unify their contributions into publications that make an impact. 

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Curious

I love working with smart people who care about what they do. My job is an incredible opportunity to learn about and contribute to the amazing world of scientific discovery. 

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Supportive

I work to foster an environment that promotes creativity, honesty, kindness and
iterative improvement. 

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Mindset

I help research teams shift their mindset from scientific discovery to scientific communication. 

Rethinking science communication

I have a vision for how science communication could be, how it could be better, more accessible, and a more effective catalyst for positive change. 

Here is how I make a difference…

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Calibrated

A lot of science communication is more complicated than it needs to be. I finely calibrate publications to be as accessible as possible without sacrificing rigor. 

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Reader-centered

Reading can be hard work. I strive to create content give readers a good experience that they want to share. 

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Integrity

I am careful not to overstate findings or make inflated marketing pitches. Instead, I strive to communicate the real strengths and insights of each project I work on.

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Message focused

I help research teams answer the question “so what?”, which is essential for crafting publications with impact.

Bringing Research to Life

I bring research to life by getting it on the page, in front of readers’ eyeballs, where it can spark imaginations and serve as an enduring record of your work.

Ways I can support you…

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Publication development

I’ll help generate ideas, develop content, and guide drafts through iterative improvement. I see projects through from conception to submission to final publication.

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Data visualization

I will work with analysts and statisticians to develop graphs and diagrams that are as good-looking as they are useful.

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Spark engagement

The work doesn’t end when the article gets published! I’ll help you craft a communication plan to get eyeballs in front of your work and maximize it’s impact. 

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Submission management

I guide the submission process from start to finish. From identifying the best fit for your content, to document prep, to post-submission monitoring.

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Portfolio

Get to know me through my work and explore how my skills can support your goals.