Jeremiah Hendren

I am a communication consultant based in Munich, Germany. I specialize in two areas: helping scientists communicate more clearly and supporting startups in transforming a strong technical story into a persuasive business story.

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For German Speakers

When to use big nouns

For German Speakers

English Writing für Deutschsprachler – Part 5

To help German speakers adjust their default settings in English, I dramatically emphasize verbal style because it is the best choice for most professional writing. That said, there is indeed a place for nominal style, which I'll show you here.

For German Speakers

The motion picture

For German Speakers

English Writing für Deutschsprachler – Part 4

Forget the cliché about "painting a picture in the reader's mind." A movie is the right metaphor. Vivid writing stimulates a sequence of scenes in the reader's mind—a "motion picture," as they used to say. This movie feeling comes through using lots of character subjects and action verbs.

For German Speakers

Who does what?

For German Speakers

English Writing für Deutschsprachler – Part 3

When you watch a film, you can easily name the main characters. When you read a well-written text, it should be just as easy to name the main people or things that the text is about. They are the characters, protagonists, agents, doers—call them what you like—and they should become the grammatical subjects of your sentences.

For German Speakers

writing workshops.jpg — Scientific Writing Workshops

for students & researchers

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for scientists & professionals

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for startups & young companies