I recognize that researchers conducting important work don’t always have access to professional editorial support. Nonprofit organizations, community-based projects, and researchers in low-resource settings often face barriers that make publishing or communicating their work more difficult. I offer pro bono scientific editing to help these efforts succeed.
Who this is for
I support initiatives in the following areas:
🌿 Conservation and Biodiversity Science
🚜 Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development
⚙️ Bioengineering and Biotechnology for Social Impact
🌾 Food Security and Agroecology
…and other projects that align with my expertise in the life sciences.
If your initiative falls outside these areas but involves life sciences research with limited editorial support, I encourage you to get in touch.
Initiatives are generally nonprofit or community-focused research programs with limited funding for editorial support.
What I offer
- Strategic scientific editing for clarity, logic, and structure
- Attention to scientific framing, argumentation, and presentation
- Up to two manuscripts per quarter on a first-come, first-served basis
My goal is to help researchers communicate their work with confidence and impact, ensuring the science is accurately and effectively presented.
How to apply
To request pro bono editorial support, please:
- Submit your manuscript and project details via the contact page
- Include a brief description of your organization, its mission, and funding constraints
- Please allow up to 2 weeks for review of your request
Clear, well-presented research increases the chances of publication, funding, and real-world impact. By offering pro bono support, I hope to empower researchers and organizations that are driving positive change in conservation, sustainable agriculture, and community development, but might otherwise struggle to communicate their work effectively.
Submit a request for pro bono support.