What’s in a name?

Exceptional medical writers are those with a lot of vital expertise. The best medical writers have to be scientists first and foremost, but also artists too.

The name “Minola Scientific” comes from the famous conspiracy theory that at least part of Shakepeare’s famous works may have been written by Emilia Bassano. Legend has it that Bassano may have based the famous leading lady from Taming of the Screw—Kate Minola—off of the author’s own likeness. Hence, our wasp logo is modeled off of the famous line from Kate herself, “If I be waspish, best beware my sting.”

Like the Emilia Bassano of lore, the best medical writers write, not for the glory or credit, but for the opportunity to lend our expertise.

About Dr. Brynne DiMenichi Corley

Dr. Brynne DiMenichi Corley is the founder and CEO of Minola Scientific, LLC. Her career spans years of rigorous academic brain research and extensive industry experience in clinical development across a variety of specialties.

Dr. DiMenichi Corley earned her Ph.D. in Neuroscience in 2018 from Rutgers University. Her early research focused on the neuro-mechanisms of human motivation, learning, and behavioral perseverance while under stress. Her recent work focuses on traumatic peripheral nerve, craniomaxillofacial and orthopedic injury, as well as oncology and rare disease. Her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals and covered by major media outlets.

Today, she leads Minola Scientific, where she helps companies navigate Phase 1–4 clinical trials and Class I–III medical device approvals. She leads complex study designs from end-to-end, and helps translate complex scientific data into compliant, high-stakes regulatory submissions and clinical strategies for global pharmaceutical and medical device companies.