Research Communication Consultant, Award-winning Author

Dennis Meredith offers expertise gained from decades working with major media and scientists at leading research universities.

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About Dennis Meredith

Dennis Meredith’s career as a science communicator has included service at some of the country’s leading research universities, including MIT, Caltech, Cornell, Duke, and the Universities of Rhode Island and Wisconsin. He has worked with science journalists at all the nation’s major newspapers, magazines, and radio and TV networks and has written well over a thousand news releases and magazine articles on science and engineering over his career.

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Dennis Meredith

What Dennis Does

Research Communication Consulting

Enhance your research communications with custom-tailored webinars, talks, and workshops, release editing, slide critiquing, and presentation coaching.

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News Releases

Preparation of research news releases on a wide range of topics including molecular biology and biomedicine.

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Author, Explaining Research: How to Reach Key Audiences to Advance Your Work

The most comprehensive guide to research communication for scientists, engineers, and other professionals.

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Author, award-winning science thrillers

Visionary adventures in science fiction that extrapolate real-world science into compelling stories that speculate on their ultimate implications.

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PLAN A CONSULTATION

You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother.

-Albert Einstein

BOOKS

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MYTHICALS
Explaining Research: How to Reach Key Audiences to Advance Your Work
The Neuromorphs
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What the Reviewers Say

Explaining Research provides great advice to those new to the experience, and there's opportunity for the more experienced among us to learn, too.
Peter AgreM.D., Nobel Laureate
[Explaining Research] What every scientist needs—a communication coach who gives you the tools to succeed while simultaneously urging you forward and cheering you on. The book is full of hard-won practical advice.
Bruce LewensteinProfessor, Science Communication, Cornell University
[Explaining Research] A fabulous guide for scientists seeking to communicate the fruits of their labours. It is inspiring stuff, yet rooted in reality.
Physics World
[Explaining Research] If I was a scientist, I'd want this on my desk at once. And it's got some smart perspective for journalists like me as well.
Deborah BlumPulitzer Prizewinning journalist
[The Cerulean's Secret] A hilarious, wildly imaginative sci-fi caper that never lets up until the very last page. 
Best Thrillers review
[The Cerulean's Secret] Packed with tension and danger on every page. Lovers of films like Blade Runner or The Fifth Element will fall right into this book.
US Review of Books
[Wormholes] A spectacularly written apocalypse thriller that seems destined for the big screen.
Best Thrillers
[Wormholes] A a ripping good yarn that moves swiftly from one disaster to another. A thrilling ride, crisply told. 
Paul PreussFiction & Science
[The Happy Chip] A hugely satisfying blend of ripped-from-the-headlines science fiction and suspense. One of the year’s best medical thrillers.
Science Thrillers
[The Happy Chip] A thriller that excels in high-octane twists and turns. The perfect thriller for readers seeking a solid blend of science and danger in their adventure stories.
Midwest Book Review
[The Happy Chip] Science fiction at its very best! Takes its reader through its pages on a fantastic roller coaster ride, on an adventure where murder, intrigue, mystery, secrets, and lies all wait to enthrall.
Midwest Book Review
[Mythicals] Lovers of fantasy will be swept away by the story and characters in this amazing new book . A cornucopia of mythical creatures and fairy-tale characters, fairies, pixies and angels, ogres, werewolves and many more.
Midwest Book Review
[The Neuromorphs] Takes off from the very first pages and doesn’t let up. In the spirit of Asimov’s I Robot and Spielberg’s A.I. Artificial Intelligence.
US Review of Books
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Dennis Meredith offers expertise gained from decades working with major media, and scientists at leading research universities.

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