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An experienced team

Dr Jane Fraser

janeJane started her career as a research scientist, but moved into publishing when she realised that she liked writing about the experiments more than she liked doing them! More than twenty years of experience in biomedical publishing have given her plenty of opportunity both to write and to edit the work of scientists and clinicians.

Jane worked as Editorial Director of two international medical communications companies This was followed by many years as a freelance scientific writer, during which she authored more than 500 publications on behalf of pharmaceutical companies and medical communications agencies.

She founded Jane Fraser Associates in 1991, offering courses on writing and editing skills for publishers, communications agencies, pharmaceutical companies and universities. Jane is also a consulting tutor to the University of Oxford's Continuing Professional Development Centre, where she enjoys helping scientists from many different countries to write more effectively and get their papers published.

Jane is the author of three books: Presenting in Biomedicine: 500 Tips for Success', (Radcliffe Publishing, 2004), 'Publishing in Biomedicine: 500 Tips for Success', (Radcliffe Publishing, 1997), and 'Professional Proposal Writing', (Ashgate, 1995).


DrGeorginaHutberDr Georgina Hutber

Georgina started her career as a research scientist in biochemistry, but enjoyed writing up her PhD thesis and subsequent papers so much that she moved into publishing when the opportunity arose. Georgina worked for several years as Chief Editor in an international medical communications agency, and since 1991 has been working freelance. She now makes use of nearly 25 years' experience of scientific writing and editing in running skills training workshops with Jane Fraser Associates.




louiseDr Louise Fuller

Louise is a scientific writer and trainer with more than 20 years of experience. Louise's degree, PhD and post-doctoral research were carried out at the University of Cambridge. After leaving university life she joined a medical education agency, ultimately becoming Editorial Manager.  For the last 11 years she has been running her own company specialising in medical writing for the pharmaceutical industry and running training sessions in medical writing, medical editing and publication planning. She has written and edited over 600 medical and marketing publications, including congress abstracts, posters, slide presentations, clinical and scientific papers, conference reports, press packs, press releases, promotional materials and training manuals.

Dr Diane Storey

Dr Diane Storey has a PhD in biochemistry and more than two decades of of experience in scientific publications and communications. She has worked not only as a medical writer in an international communications agency, but also in sales and marketing in a major pharmaceutical company. For the last 15 years she has run her own own medical communications consultancy, in addition to facilitating workshops for Jane Fraser Associates on scientific writing, editing and presentation skills.