Bringing science to investigative journalists: an ABSW and CIJ initiative
For the first time this year, a science programme is featuring in the Centre for Investigative Journalism’s summer conference in London, UK, thanks to a […]
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Will artificial Intelligence change science journalism? An editorial by ABSW’s Mico Tatalovic
What will the artificial intelligence revolution mean for science journalism? Most people in the field don’t seem to have given it much thought, which is […]
The role of the media in fostering collaborative and participatory dialogue with science
What’s the role of science journalists in opening up science to the wider public? What works? Why? What are the points of tension between science […]
Moving from research career into science writing: lessons from Ireland and UK
By Tom Kennedy Researchers sometimes wonder if they should, or even could, start broadcasting or writing about science. Is it possible to take leave of […]
The Erice science journalism school is offering 35 fellowships for the 2016 course
The Erice International School of Science Journalism based in Erice, Sicily (Italy) announces 30 fellowships for applicants from European countries (covering travel, accomodation and fee) […]
Science journalists as “backup peer-reviewers” of science? Dessibourg’s analysis on “Le Temps”
Olivier Dessibourg analyses on “Le Temps” four cases (three very recent and one in 2014) that gave science journalists a “new role”: to do an in-depth […]
The website of the WFSJ has a new look!
The World Federation of Science Journalists has just revamped its website, which provides a lot of interesting information about science journalism and communication, and plenty […]
Grants for young science journalists and communicators to attend the Forum 100xciencia
The Organization of the 100XCIENCIA forum announces a limited number of travel and accommodation grants for students of journalism and young journalists/communicators of science to […]
The AAAS-Kavli award now open to science journalists from all over the world
he first time in its 70-year history, the AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Awards program will this year accept entries from reporters working worldwide. Endowed by […]
ESO’s call is out for the 2015 award and grant for best journalism on cancer
The European School of Oncology (ESO) has just sent out the call for nominations for its 2015 edition of the Best Cancer Reporter Award which honours […]