Clinical Neuroscience

Dimitri Romanov

Clinical neuroscience consultancy — clinical trials support, evidence synthesis and analysis.

A clinical neuroscientist working at the intersection of molecular mechanism and clinical evidence — from systematic synthesis of the anaesthetic literature to applied cognitive testing and neuroimmunology. I take on evidence review, quantitative analysis and scientific writing for research groups, clinical teams and organisations that need rigour without a permanent hire.

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Dimitri Romanov
Based in
London, United Kingdom
Availability
Contract & consultancy
Services

Rigour without a permanent hire

Support for clinical trials and research programmes — from first protocol draft to submission-ready manuscript.

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Clinical trials & research methods

RCT protocol design, measurement and reporting advice for trial teams and research groups without a dedicated methodologist.

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Systematic review & evidence synthesis

Protocol design, structured searching, screening and appraisal to PRISMA standards, through to a submission-ready manuscript.

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Quantitative analysis

Study design, statistical analysis and multiple-comparison correction, with sensitivity analyses that survive review.

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Scientific writing & editing

Manuscripts, literature reviews, grant sections and reports — drafted or brought up to publication standard.

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Science communication

Translating neuroscience for non-specialist audiences: explainers, briefings and public-facing material.

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Teaching & tutoring

Postgraduate-level support in neuroscience, research methods and statistical reasoning.

Selected work

Recent projects & research

Microtubules as molecular targets of volatile anaesthetics

Systematic review synthesising the mechanistic literature on anaesthetic action at the cytoskeleton — search strategy, screening, appraisal and synthesis conducted independently.

MSc dissertation · 2026

Cognitive testing and analysis — CANTAB reaction-time data

Analysis of a CANTAB RTI dataset (N = 35) with Benjamini–Hochberg false-discovery-rate correction and outlier sensitivity analysis. Graded 85; ranked 2nd in a cohort of 131.

Research methods practical

B cells in multiple sclerosis

Critical literature review of B-cell contributions to MS pathology and the therapeutic implications for B-cell-depleting agents. Graded 78.

Clinical neuroimmunology

Blood–brain barrier and glymphatic function in Huntington's disease

Research poster synthesising evidence on barrier integrity and clearance dysfunction in a neurodegenerative model.

Poster

MICROBE-D — probiotics and depression

Designed a randomised controlled trial protocol examining probiotic supplementation in depressive symptomatology, written up for a general readership.

Trial protocolScience writing
About

Mechanism to clinic, evidence first

I work across the clinical neuroscience pipeline: the molecular end (anaesthetic mechanisms at the cytoskeleton), the applied end (cognitive testing and statistical analysis), and the synthesis that connects them (systematic review and critical appraisal).

Operating as an independent sole trader, I take on defined pieces of work — a review, an analysis, a protocol, a manuscript — and deliver them to the standard a journal, funder or regulator expects.

Education

MSc Clinical Neuroscience

University of Roehampton · 2025–2026

Dissertation submitted June 2026: a systematic review of microtubules as molecular targets of volatile anaesthetics. Final award pending.

Methods & tools
Systematic review (PRISMA) CANTAB BH-FDR correction Sensitivity analysis RCT protocol design Qualitative analysis Literature searching Critical appraisal
Contact

Let's talk about your project

Whether it's a systematic review, a statistical analysis plan or a trial protocol that needs a methodologist's eye — get in touch and tell me what you're working on.