Technical Writing

PRI can help you with your technical writing needs for both professional and non-technical audiences.

Professional audiences

PRI will put our experience in literature review, environmental sampling, analytical chemistry, and data analysis and interpretation to work for you. We will work with you to write up results for peer-reviewed publications and technical reports, as well as develop presentations on the work.

Samples:

Persistent Toxic Chemicals in the US Food Supply, S. E. Kegley and K. S. Schafer, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health 2002, vol. 56, 813-817.

Drift Catching in Lindsay, California: Technical Report, Susan E. Kegley, Karl A. Tupper, and Andrew Wang, Pesticide Action Network (San Francisco, July 2006).

Disrupting the Balance: Ecological Impacts of Pesticides in California, S.E. Kegley, L. Neumeister, and T. Martin, Pesticide Action Network and Californians for Pesticide Reform (San Francisco, CA, 1999).

Non-technical audiences

PRI also has substantial expertise in the development of scientific and technical information and curricula for use by non-technical audiences or students. We make the science easy to understand and accessible to the target audience.

Samples:

Documentation for Pesticide Action Network Online Pesticide Database, S.E. Kegley, Pesticide Action Network, copyright 2000-2009.

Pesticides in Fruits and Vegetables, S.E. Kegley and L.J. Wise, University Science Books (Sausalito, CA, 1998).

Instructor's manual for Pesticides in Fruits and Vegetables, S.E. Kegley and L. J. Wise, University Science Books (Sausalito, CA, 1998).

The Chemistry of Water, S.E. Kegley and J. Andrews, University Science Books (Sausalito, CA, 1997).

Water Treatment: How can we purify our water?, S.E. Kegley, D. Landfear, D. Jenkins, B. Gross, K. Shomglin, W.W. Norton and Co. (New York, 2003).