Vinny Negi

I spent a decade at the bench — designing experiments, interpreting data, and publishing findings in journals ranging from Nature Communications to the Journal of Clinical Investigation. I know what it means to defend a statistical model at 3 AM before a submission deadline, and I know how to read a forest plot.

What I discovered was that the gap between rigorous science and clear communication is where clinical programs stall, where patient uptake falters, and where regulatory submissions lose credibility. I crossed that gap deliberately.

Today I work with biopharmaceutical companies, contract research organisations, and academic medical centres to translate scientific evidence into documents that do real work: abstracts that get accepted, plain language summaries that patients can act on, medical memos that align cross-functional teams, and regulatory narratives that tell a coherent clinical story.

My scientific roots are in immunology and oncology — specifically T-cell biology, checkpoint inhibition, and gene therapy delivery systems. I bring that depth to every engagement, alongside fluency in ICH guidelines, GCP, and the evolving landscape of patient-centred research.

I am a member of AMWA and EMWA, and I hold certification in medical writing from the European Medical Writers Association.