04 / SCIENTIFIC WRITING

From findings
to a complete
scientific story.

Full scientific writing services that connect the research question, methods, results, and supporting evidence into a coherent document.

THE ENGAGEMENT

Support across the life of a manuscript.

We work with investigators and organizations to develop research manuscripts, review articles, technical reports, and scientific communications. The engagement can begin with existing data and an outline, a partial draft, or a manuscript that needs substantial revision.

Manuscript & report development

Develop the structure and scientific argument; draft and revise agreed sections; integrate methods, results, discussion, and references.

Figures, tables & evidence

Prepare and refine figures, tables, and legends alongside the text. Check the connection between statements, analytical outputs, and source material.

Revision & submission preparation

Support journal adaptation, reporting checklists, reference review, cover letters, and point-by-point responses to reviewers.

WHEN TO BRING US IN

Does this sound
like your project?

  • Your team has completed analyses but needs help developing the manuscript.
  • A draft needs stronger scientific structure, interpretation, or clarity.
  • Figures, text, and references need to be brought into alignment.
  • Reviewer comments call for a coordinated revision and response.

A CONCRETE HANDOFF

Know what
you will receive.

Deliverables are agreed before the work begins. Depending on scope, they may include:

SEE THE FINISHED WORK

SourceTracer in print.
And on the page.

Public examples by David R. Graham showing evidence synthesis, scientific writing, figures, and publication design working together.

Figure preview from Lyme Disease: A Comprehensive Public Health Review

SOURCETRACER PUBLICATION · May 25, 2026

Lyme Disease: A Comprehensive Public Health Review

An illustrated review package with audience-specific writing, numbered references, a web article, and a downloadable PDF.

Figure preview from Hantavirus: Rare, Severe, and Mostly Preventable

SOURCETRACER PUBLICATION · May 9, 2026

Hantavirus: Rare, Severe, and Mostly Preventable

A public-health communication package with a referenced review, scientific figures, a printable infographic, and web and PDF formats.

Self-published by Graham Scientific on SourceTracer. These examples are distinct from David’s peer-reviewed research publications.

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WHERE WE START

A conversation, then a defined scope.

Share the document purpose, target audience or journal, available analyses, author team, and current draft. We agree on responsibilities, contribution disclosures, evidence access, and review milestones. Authors retain responsibility for final scientific approval.

Tell us about the project

LET’S FIND A WAY FORWARD

A difficult question is a good place to start.

Tell us what you are trying to understand, what you have, and what is getting in the way.

Discuss your project