Selected work · Client reviews · Recent projects
Freelance medical writing, analysis, and research support in practice
A selection of recent publication, grant, evidence-synthesis, and data-analysis work—plus feedback from researchers and organisations I have supported along the way.
A working hypothesis
We hypothesised that this would be the best freelance medical writing service in the galaxy
That remains a difficult claim to peer review. More usefully, the work below shows the kinds of projects, collaborations, and client experiences that have shaped Blazon Scientific.
A little evidence
Research experience behind the freelance work
Client reviews
What collaborators say about working with Blazon Scientific
These reviews span grant strategy, manuscript support, data analysis, visualisation, and scientific editing.
“For the first time, I felt confident that I was submitting a truly polished, ready-to-submit grant.”
Dr Helga Ellingsgaard
Rigshospitalet, Denmark
“He helped us find our ‘blockbuster’ idea and express it in a style that was as engaging as it was scientifically rigorous.”
Professor Jan-Wilhelm Kornfeld
University of Southern Denmark
“He provides thoughtful and critical feedback, always identifying weaknesses while doing so in a constructive, friendly, and highly collaborative manner.”
Dr Søren Nielsen
Rigshospitalet, Denmark
“Very pragmatic, efficient, and thoughtfully critical for grantspersonship, analyses, and editing.”
Professor Jonathan Little
University of British Columbia Okanagan, Canada
“His contributions are consistently thoughtful, precise, and enhance the overall quality of the work.”
Dr Jacob Haus
University of Michigan, USA
“We had a tight deadline and a very rough draft and in less than a week we had turned in the largest grant proposal in the company’s history.”
Bridget Laye
Boost Treadmills, USA
“Exceptional, timely and meticulous work done in helping to prepare a grant proposal.”
Dr Matthew Gillum
Novo Nordisk Foundation
“I could not be more pleased with the personal approach and the professional and efficient feedback.”
Dr Camilla Scheele
University of Copenhagen
Recent projects
Selected publication and research projects
Recent work has included medical writing, scientific editing, data analysis, evidence synthesis, and publication support across clinical, metabolic, exercise, cancer, and biomedical research.
Overcoming Disparities in Using SGLT2 Inhibitors for Cardiorenal Protection in Persons With and Without Type 2 Diabetes
Effects of caloric restriction with different doses of exercise on fat loss in people living with type 2 diabetes
The sports nutrition knowledge of large language model artificial intelligence chatbots
The effect of post-exercise heat exposure on endurance exercise performance: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Wound healing and angiogenic profiling of dermal endothelial cells isolated from people with type 2 diabetes
Health benefits of interval walking training
Grant support
Experience across major funding schemes
Recent grant-writing and strategic-editing work has included applications to national, international, and philanthropic funders.
Across academia and industry
Research support for universities, hospitals, companies, and communication teams
Blazon Scientific has supported collaborators from organisations including Weill Cornell Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Auckland, University of Michigan, University of Birmingham, University of Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet, University of British Columbia Okanagan, Novo Nordisk, Boost Treadmills, Gu Energy, and science-communication organisations such as Examine.com.
How I can help
Explore the service behind the work
Frequently asked questions
Working with Blazon Scientific
What kinds of organisations do you work with?
I work with academic and clinical researchers, universities and hospitals, pharmaceutical and biotech organisations, digital-health teams, and MedComms, SciComms, and health-news organisations.
Can you support more than one part of a project?
Yes. Projects can combine services such as data analysis, evidence synthesis, manuscript writing, scientific editing, grant support, or scientific communications when that makes methodological and practical sense.
Do you work only in your specialist research areas?
No. My deepest expertise is in metabolism, biochemistry, nutrition, exercise science, obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiometabolic health, but I have also supported work across cancer, immunology, inflammation, neurological disease, reproductive health, cardiovascular disease, and related biomedical topics.
Can you work under tight deadlines?
Sometimes. Feasibility depends on the scope, complexity, quality of the source material, and my availability. Send the deadline and current project status and I will tell you what can realistically be done.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you are trying to get over the line
Send a short description of the project, the service you think you need, and your deadline. If you are not sure where the project fits, that is fine—I can help work that out from the brief.