How scientific information is communicated is constantly changing - communication standards evolve, new publication guidelines are established, and technology continues to shape and reshape how complex analytical information can be readily transformed into more highly engaging forms of content. To succeed as a scientific or medical writer/communicator requires as much adaptability as it does a deep-rooted passion for the art of communication itself. To ensure the content created (slide deck, poster, product development document, executive summary etc.) strategically aligns with the expectations of a diverse audience which includes the public, stakeholders, and key opinion leaders requires the synchronicity of a world-class information analyst that never stops performing. That is where I come in!Ever since I picked up a copy of “Parallel worlds” by Michio Kaku at the age of 16 I knew that I wanted to become not only an exceptional communicator – I wanted to excel at ★ developing ★ editing ★ reviewing and ★ presenting different types of content. After investing 10 years to develop my investigative background in physics, I have gone on to deliver the following:☑ Author and write publications in 5+ highly regarded peer-reviewed scientific journals ☑ Participate in the organisation of 4+ symposia involving key opinion leaders☑ Build a series of relationships that led to 2+ ongoing multidisciplinary cross-functional
Listed skills include Physics, Science, Research, Data Analysis, and 15 others.