You want a dry, factual style, devoid of emotion and opinion.

For a model, grab a scientific magazine and note their prose style.

For instance, two popular magazines are Scientific American or Sky and Telescope.

To crank your prose up a notch, you might look at one of the journals: Nature or Lancet. These are about as “facty” and dry as you can get.

It seems to me that the bigger problem is what you’re going to write about and not your style of writing.

The playfulness of Dies-Alder reactions in acqueous solutions?

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