Most of my writing and editing experience is B2B and B2C marketing copy in the fields of international travel and technical training, but I have:

• • handled all content for a travel company’s website—optimized for SEO—for several years
  • proofed package inserts for pharmaceutical products, where every detail could be life-or-death important
  • written a software user manual
  • created many, many email blasts
  • compiled an online collection of recipes
  • produced successful government proposals
  • transformed one IT-related article into three
  • proofread some book manuscripts on etymology
  • extensively edited two novels
  • provided detailed feedback on everything from résumés to film scripts
  • copy-edited an entire issue of a technical management journal
  • etc. etc. etc.

Of course I can follow the usual standard or industry-specific style guides, plus I have produced style sheets for specific organizations who needed them. The point is: you name it, I’ve probably done it or something like it.

Sorry, I cannot research or write your academic paper. When you’re married to a professor, that is definitely grounds for divorce.