I run a fast-moving science blog and I need a versatile word expert who can jump straight into three intertwined duties: polishing existing drafts, crafting fresh posts from scratch, and tightening the technical language so every article reads clearly yet remains scientifically accurate. The pieces you’ll handle are all blog articles centred on up-to-the-minute science news, so the tone must feel current, authoritative, and engaging for a curious general audience. Here’s what I’m looking for once we start: • Proofread and edit my current queue of articles for flow, grammar, and factual precision. • Create new science-news posts when I supply headlines or source links, weaving solid research into an accessible narrative. • Apply technical writing best practices—concise explanations, correct terminology, and properly referenced data—without slipping into academic jargon. I work in Google Docs and Word; you’re welcome to bring your own preferred tools (Grammarly, Hemingway, or similar) as long as the final copy lands in my shared folder ready to publish. Accuracy and a quick turnaround are key: I often push drafts live within 24 hours of a breaking story, so clear communication on progress will keep us both on track. If science reporting excites you and you can balance editorial finesse with technical rigour, I’d love to see a brief sample or link to similar work when you reply.