Science writing
The communication of scientific and technical information is valued in our society. Scientific and technical information needs to be made readily available for market promotion.
Results of clinical studies have to be conveyed to doctors and health care workers so they, and through them, their patients, can benefit from another's work.
Decision makers consider new findings in relevant fields. Government decisions are often based on reports of a finding or a recommendation. The examples go on.
Science writing and technical writing, by definition, can include all writing that deals effectively with subjects within science and technology.
Good science writing requires the choice of words that convey the exact meaning intended.
The first sentence should be of literary brilliance. It should grab the attention of readers so they want to read on. It is at this early stage that your readers have the opportunity to ask themselves: what's this all about? Is it interesting? Should I bother to read it? A bored reader would much rather do something else if your paper is dull and the style flat.
Clever writing is not text that confounds even the experts. Clever writing is text that is easily accessible to any intended reader. If your intended reader cannot understand your paper, there is nothing smart about what you have written.
A good (as in a well-written) article will appeal to a wide readership. Good writing is work that is accessible to all interested readers. Readers should be able to grasp its message the first time, without suffering laborious pains as they re-read many sentences to see what the message is about.
Graham can help you with your scientific and technical writing and editing needs. He can use your notes, or rough draft, and re-cast the information into a meaningful, easy-to-read document that will appeal to the widest possible readership.