BioScience Writers

Today, we’re spotlighting Susan Marriott, Ph.D., who brings the same courage and sense of adventure to life that she brings to leading our team.

Here she is outside the office… skydiving.

Susan’s willingness to leap (literally!) is one of many qualities that inspire our team.

We’re grateful for her vision and for the passion she brings to supporting the scientific community, both on the ground and in freefall.

Your research is built on years of work. Your manuscript should reflect that.

Our editors and writers help you refine your narrative, strengthen your arguments, and present your science with the precision and clarity that high-impact journals expect.

The journals featured in the image represent just a few of the prestigious outlets where our clients have successfully shared their work. If you’re preparing a new manuscript or revising for resubmission, we’d love to help you put forward your strongest work.

Many of you recommend us to colleagues, and we’re truly grateful.

Now, we’re excited to say thank you, while continuing to deliver the high‑quality editing and strategic guidance you rely on for competitive grant and manuscript submissions.

With our new Referral Program:
• Colleagues using your code receive $100 off their first order
• You earn a $100 credit once their project is complete
• Credits can be combined for up to 20% off your next submission

Our goal is simple: support more researchers with the expert editing, scientific insight, and personalized service that help proposals stand out in today’s competitive funding environment.

If you’d like your referral code, we’re happy to help.

On March 10, our BioScience Writers team had the honor of presenting for the North American Vascular Biology Organization (NAVBO) Roundtable: Navigating the New Era of Research Funding. It was a fantastic conversation!

Funding priorities are shifting, AI tools are becoming part of the research workflow, and scientists everywhere are working hard to adapt. Our expert panel shared practical, experience-driven advice to help researchers navigate these changes with confidence.

A huge thank you to:
🔹 Susan Marriott, Ph.D., Professor at Baylor College of Medicine & President of BioScience Writers
🔹 Charlene Emerson, Ph.D., Director of Business Development
🔹 Lisa Giles, Ph.D., Lead Technical Writer
🔹 Laura Marinelli, Ph.D., Senior Technical Writer

We were grateful for the opportunity to support the scientific community and appreciated the thoughtful questions from attendees. And yes, we couldn’t resist capturing a screenshot of our panel “in action”!

Thank you to NAVBO for hosting this important discussion.

Meet Julie Edwards, our Director of Publication Services and someone our clients work with every day.

When she’s not coordinating projects, answering client questions, or ensuring every order moves smoothly, she’s giving back to her community. Here she is volunteering at a food drive, bringing the same kindness and dedication she shows our clients.

We’re lucky to have her. ❤️

Behind every funded proposal is a story — and we’re honored to be part of Dr. Eva Amenta’s.

Dr. Amenta partnered with BioScience Writers during her VA Career Development Award application. Here’s what she shared:

“I enthusiastically recommend Bioscience Writers for grant editing services. Their attention to detail, thoughtful suggestions, and grammatical editing was outstanding. I have since recommended their use to colleagues who are undertaking grant submissions as they were so helpful in getting my grant funded! I look forward to using their services again in the future.” — Eva Amenta, M.D.

Helping researchers secure career‑defining opportunities is why we do this work. If you're preparing your next grant submission, you don’t have to do it alone. We’re here to help you tell your science story with clarity and impact.

Think of editing as an investment, not an expense. When you submit a grant proposal, you’re not just sharing your science. You’re competing for resources that can transform your research program.

A single NIH R01 award can bring in hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of dollars in funding. Yet, many proposals fall short because their message isn’t clear, consistent, or compelling. Reviewers notice when ideas are fragmented or when sections don’t align.

That’s where we come in. Our team of expert editors ensures your proposal speaks with one strong voice, highlighting your vision and impact. A small investment now can lead to extraordinary returns later.

When the stakes are this high, clarity isn’t optional — it’s essential.