About Dataminds

Helping clinicians and scientists publish well.

We started Dataminds because good studies, in hospitals and computer science labs alike, kept stalling for lack of time and specialist support, not lack of quality.

Our mission

To make rigorous research support available to every clinician and researcher with work worth sharing, wherever they are.

Clinicians and computer scientists produce valuable work every day, but few have a statistician, editor or spare month to prepare a manuscript. We provide that support with the standards journals expect, while the science and the authorship stay with the author.

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Founder

Maaz Uddin

Founder · MPhil researcher, Quaid-i-Azam University

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The team

Statisticians, editors and reviewers in two fields.

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Biostatistics lead · [Qualification]

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Advisory panel

Expert oversight in every field we cover.

Practising physicians and computer science faculty review study design and interpretation on request.

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How we work

Principles we don't bend.

Authorship stays yours

Authors meet ICMJE or their field's criteria, and our support is acknowledged as journals require.

Real data only

We work only with genuine, ethically collected data that you provide.

Honest feedback

We never promise acceptance, and we tell you if a study isn't ready.

Confidential by default

NDAs on request; your data is never reused or shared.

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Let's talk about your study.

A short conversation is usually enough to see the best route to publication.