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Life Sciences and Biotech Writing, Data Analysis and Grant Support
Pubrica supports life sciences research groups and biotech R&D teams with scientific writing, statistical and bioinformatics analysis and grant applications for preclinical, translational and discovery-stage research. Our work covers sequencing and omics studies, target validation and mechanism studies, where the output is a paper, a grant or a data package. We prepare primary manuscripts, preclinical study reports and systematic reviews, report animal studies to ARRIVE 2.0, and deliver analyses with the code so they can be rerun.
Statistical and omics analyses are delivered with the code, so they can be rerun.
- Code delivered with the analysis
- ARRIVE 2.0 on animal work
- Assigned by subject
- Mutual NDA on request
- You remain the author
Service Scope
Writing and analysis for preclinical and discovery research
We prepare manuscripts, grant applications and study reports, and run statistical and omics analyses. Each analysis is documented so journals, funders and reviewers can follow and repeat it.
Delivered with
Analysis code
Code, parameters and environment details are supplied, so the analysis can be rerun.
Checked for
Batch effects
We check omics study designs for batch effects aligned with the comparison being tested, a common reason results do not hold.
Reported to
The relevant reporting guideline
ARRIVE 2.0 for animal work, STROBE for observational, TRIPOD+AI for prediction.
Our Services
Writing, analysis and review services for life sciences research
Available as single projects or as a standing arrangement across a research programme.
Deliverables and the guidelines that apply
Services for this sector
Full list of services for life sciences research
Services are grouped by stage of work, from evidence synthesis and data analysis to writing, publication and editing. Services governed by a different regulation are listed on the relevant sector page.
52 services, grouped
Services can be commissioned singly or together. When several run at once, one named lead coordinates them so the documents stay consistent.
Who We Serve
Research groups and teams we support
The free scoping read is tailored to the role and needs of the person commissioning the work.
Who we work with
Our compliance and guideline standards
Reporting guidelines and standards we apply
We apply the reporting guideline that fits your study design, at the current edition. Where a standard has been updated recently, the deliverable states which version was used.
Guidelines and standards
Where AI is used, and where it is not
AI tools support search and formatting only. They are not used to write your science.
This policy applies to every service and sector, regardless of deadline.
Our AI policy
How it works
A five-step process, starting with a free scoping read
We review your material before providing a quote.
One
Scoping read
Two business days, no cost. What the work needs, who would hold it, what it would cost.
Two
Named team
You are told who is assigned and what they have worked on, before anything starts.
Three
Outline signed off
Every section, what goes in it and its source — approved before drafting.
Four
Draft and review
Independent review, quality control and reference verification, each signed off separately.
Five
Handover
The deliverable with its working material, version-controlled and revised within the agreed scope.
Throughout
One named lead
The same lead throughout the project, keeping documents consistent.
What you provide, what we provide
Share your existing material and we will identify what is missing.
Most projects start with incomplete material, so the scoping read includes a review of what is available.
You send
The source
Existing material, your templates and the required completion date.
We send back
A written view
What is there, what is missing, and what condition the existing material is in.
Then
A scope and a figure
Quoted per programme, with the named team and the timeline, before you commit.
Our Experts
Qualified writers, statisticians and reviewers
Work is assigned by subject and sector. Writers hold a master’s degree or a doctorate in life sciences, medicine, pharmacy or the relevant discipline, and at least five years in the field. Where the work is governed by specific guidance, keeping current with that guidance is part of their role.
Specialists assigned to life sciences projects
Sample work
Examples of completed deliverables
Published with client agreement and redacted where requested.
Benefits
Benefits for life sciences research teams
The benefits clients most often mention.
What you get
Packages
Pricing is quoted per programme, not per page.
Pricing by word count does not reflect the work involved. The free scoping read gives you a quote you can include in a budget.
First
Scoping read
Free, two business days. A written assessment of what the work needs.
Then
A written scope
Deliverables, standards, named team and timeline, agreed before work starts.
Quoted
Per programme
One figure for the scope agreed, with revisions inside it rather than billed per round.
Quality Assurance
Revisions within the agreed scope
If the deliverable does not meet the scope you approved, we rework it within the agreed scope at no further charge and repeat the independent review.
What the guarantee covers
FAQs
Common questions from life sciences and biotech clients
No. You are the author and we are acknowledged if you choose to acknowledge us, which many journals and most institutions expect for professional writing or analysis support. We do not accept authorship and we do not offer it, in either direction.
Yes. The pipeline is delivered documented, with software versions, parameters, environment and code. We also review the study design first: if batch is confounded with the comparison, we tell you before running the analysis.
Yes. We write the narrative, the case for support and the reviewer-facing summary. We do not invent preliminary data or overstate pilot results, and we tell you if a proposal relies on a result that does not support it.
Send the manuscript with the decision letters. The reasons for rejection are usually set out in them. The free scoping read gives a written view of whether the issue lies in the framing, the analysis or the choice of journal.
Yes. Reporting follows ARRIVE 2.0. We pay particular attention to sample size justification and randomisation reporting, which journals increasingly check.
We do not run experiments, generate data or take authorship. We do not finalise a paper you have not read and approved, and we tell you if a result does not support the claim being made.
Related services
Related sectors and services
Projects that span more than one sector are staffed with specialists from each.
Other sectors and other ways in
Discuss your life sciences project requirements
The scoping read is free and takes two business days. You receive a written assessment of what the work needs and who would lead it.