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Unique SpecializationFew people possess both the scientific background needed to understand complex scientific concepts and the writing skills required to communicate clearly and effectively. Effective science communication is important as it encompasses everything from obtaining a major grant to publishing an article about your work. Science communication, in all forms, is my specialty. At MIT, I obtained a strong background in the physical and natural sciences and received a Bachelor’s of Science in Brain and Cognitive Sciences. My second bachelor’s degree from MIT focused on Writing, especially as it relates to science. I interned for outlets like Harvard University’s Office of News and Public Affairs, where I profiled prominent scientists for Harvard’s website, and WGBH’s NOVA, where I researched and edited science-related stories for national broadcast on PBS. Research ExperienceFew writers, even those who have studied science, have the research experience and familiarity with academia that I offer. I conducted research in labs at MIT, Harvard Medical School, Cambridge University (UK), and the University of Iowa. My research resulted in a publication in Neuropsychology, several abstracts, an election to Sigma Xi Research Society, and two research awards. I am well acquainted with the standards and writing styles of academic journals, grants, and review papers. Professional ExpertiseA knowledge of basic scientific principles means that I work fast, without errors in understanding underlying principles. I am an astute editor, picking up on mistakes that other writers may overlook because they simply do not understand the terminology. Free ConsultationIf you are looking for a smart, reliable, and talented writer who will provide you with high-quality science and medical writing, contact me today for a free consultation: anna [at] annawexler [dot] com.
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