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australia

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Experienced writer: Medicine, Science, English

I am an professional writer and clinical practitioner with over twenty years of scientific and professional publication experience. I have written extensively in medicine, science, English and primary and secondary teaching. I am based in Sydney, Australia and I am also fluent in Thai. I am proficient and comfortable drafting, editing, proofreading ghostwriting in the medical, scientific, pedagogical and professional discipline areas. References to my published works are below and at [login to view URL]

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Education

CELTA ESOL level 5*: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages

University of Cambridge,

United Kingdom

2008

(Less than a year)

PhD

The University of Western Australia,

Australia

1998 - 2000

(2 years)

Bachelor of Science (Medical Imaging)

Curtin University of Technology,

Australia

1992 - 1995

(3 years)

Qualifications

Civil Aviation Safety Authority

2003

Licenced private pilot

Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Authority

1995

Licenced to work as a medical radiations practitioner

Publications

Particle size effect on the transmitted x-ray beam intensity by tungsten oxide-epoxy composites.

Appl. Radiat. Isotopes 71; 62-67.

The effect of particle size, filler loadings and x-ray tube voltage on the x-ray transmission in WO(3)-epoxy composites has been investigated using the mammography unit and a general radiography unit. Results indicate that nano-sized WO(3) has a better ability to attenuate the x-ray beam generated by lower tube voltages (25-35kV) when compared to micro-sized WO(3) of the same filler loading.

Mechanical properties of the brain-skull interface

Acta. Bioeng. Biomech. 15(2); 3-11.

Knowledge of the mechanical properties of the brain-skull interface is important for surgery simulation and injury biomechanics. These properties are known only to a limited extent. In this study we conducted in situ indentation of the sheep brain, and proposed to derive the macroscopic mechanical properties of the brain-skull interface from the results of these experiments. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first ever analysis of this kind

Greulich and Pyle hand-wrist atlas for age estimation in a contemporary Australian population

Aus. J. Forensic Sciences. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00450618.2016.1251970

The study sample comprised 360 individuals (equal sexes) and aged from birth to 25 years; a hold-out group comprising a further 50 individuals was used for model validation. Age estimation was performed through the visual comparison of the study radiographs against the atlas standards; statistical analyses were performed to assess the relationship between estimated skeletal and actual age. Prediction models were formulated; mean SEE values were ±0.005–0.90 (male) and ±0.25–0.421 years (female).