Scientific, engineering or other technical knowledge is wasted if you can't communicate it. Good technical writing skills are vital if you actually want anyone to read - and then act on - your research findings, ideas or recommendations.

Our approach to technical report writing is to look at writing about complex subjects in a succinct and logical way. It's about clear communication, not dumbing down. It's important to differentiate between unnecessary jargon and the useful stuff - the shortcut terminology that a technical readership expects and understands. We'll explain how you can be concise without compromising content. Or, to quote Einstein, how to "make things as simple as they are, but no simpler".