by Annabel Sedgwick
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by Annabel Sedgwick
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Definitely a happy accident (something akin to a third child in your mid-forties) but with more beating hearts and multiple PhDs!
Unlock the mysteries of scientific language with kdm communications. Explore the inquisitive minds of scientists and the unique language that sometimes alienates non-scientists. Delve into the roots of scientific curiosity, from toddlers asking ‘why’ to bench scientists turned copywriters at kdm. Join our team as we bridge the gap, breaking down language barriers, creating engaging content, and making the latest scientific breakthroughs accessible and interesting to all. Discover the exciting world of science through a new lens. Visit us at Home | kdm communications (kdm-communications.com)
A recent group visit to the New Scientist Live gave us all space to look at the bigger picture and indulge in what we all find personally interesting – I’m not sure what my choice of talks says about me (boost your brain with electricity and magnets, the giant gene translating machine and can you live forever?…!), but we all came back stimulated and buzzing with new-found knowledge and ideas.
| I’m proud to be running a thriving life science marketing agency that represents a tiny cog in the wheels of discovery – it’s a slushy moment (I’ve clearly had too much time to think lately) – with a team that’s doubled in size in the last three years, our current expansion is definitely no accident; we are all excited to see what the future holds. |
SEO best practices: a guide for life sciences Good digital marketers understand the importance of a solid SEO strategy. We all want to stay ahead of the Google algorithms and achieve SEO greatness – or that elusive number one position in organic searches – but how do we accomplish this? This blog delivers some key
How to write a white paper: mastering this life sciences staple A well-written white paper is a powerful asset that both educates the audience and enhances your brand reputation, but opinions vary wildly on what the perfect draft entails, with conflicting preferences in style, purpose and level of detail. In the last month alone, we’ve
Nanotechnology seems to be everywhere these days – in medicine, electronics, and even in clothes and mascara. But what exactly is it, and why is it so important? In this blog, we explore this fascinating topic to give you a brief overview of its past, present and future. The origins of nano The term
The kdm communications office is just a stone’s throw from the historic city of Cambridge, and many of us are fortunate to call this area home. The university city has long been a hub for innovation, research and entrepreneurship, making it the perfect environment where scientific and technology companies can thrive. But what can a