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Carolyn Brown

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Experience and expertise when you need to communicate science or publish content:

  • Content management
  • Software and workflows
  • Writing on science and medicine
  • Editing science and medicine
  • Translating scientific concepts to target audiences
  • Teaching and training

 

Science Communication

Science and medicine writer, editor, and communications trainer, with 18 years’ experience at Canada’s two largest scientific publishers. Alumna of the Banff Centre Science Communications Program (2009). Certified Professional Editor of Editors Canada and accredited Editor in the Life Sciences. Manuscript editor Editing accreditation Member, Editors Canada and Council of Science Editors Editor in the…

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Publishing Consulting

Publishing consultant with 18 years’ experience at Canada’s two largest scientific publishers Specializing in Authoring, editorial and production Workflows and software Single-source XML-based Multi-channel output (print/PDF, Web, mobile, data feeds) In ProServices under Business Consultant, Project Leader, and Organizational Development Consultant Consulting 2010–present Content management software specification and selection (Canadian Pharmacists Association) Editorial/production software specification…

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Speaker, Teacher, Trainer

Speaker on topics in communicating science and publishing. Teacher and developer of courses that transfer essential skills to scientific authors and to editors.  In demand as a workshop leader on communication skills. Speaker Communicating your research to a lay audience (Canadian Association for HIV Research 2015) New editorial and publishing technologies (Editors’ Association of Canada…

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Blog posts

  • Medical science has now explained hot flashes — and help may be on the way
  • A modest proposal: Chief Medical Officers of Health should report to their legislature
  • Can’t look away: in Don’t Look Up, science, media and power collide in a train wreck that you can’t unsee
  • Why Ottawa can’t deliver
  • On vaccines, the Globe and Mail’s editorial is not giving it to us straight

Top Posts

  • Medical cannabis use carries a risk of dependence and of lung cancer
  • Where did mad cow disease come from?

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