New science journalism guide in Croatian
There is a new guide for aspiring science journalists in Croatia and neighbouring countries. The guide, called Ten short lessons in science
Applications open for 2024 science journalism residency at ISTA
The Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) announced that the applications are open for their Journalist in Residence program, which "aims
Announcing the shortlist for the European Science Journalist of the Year Award 2023
The European Federation for Science Journalism reveals the 2023 shortlist for its prestigious European Science Journalist of the Year award. The award
Announcing the nominations for the European Science Journalist of the Year Award 2023
Each year the EFSJ seeks to find and reward the best science journalist in Europe, with the prestigious European Science Journalist of
Deadline extended for entries to the European Science Journalist of the Year award: 17 June 2023
EFSJ is offering more time for science writing associations across Europe to put forward their nominations for the European Science Journalist of
EFSJ Newsletter — May 2023
In this edition of the EFSJ Newsletter, we look forward to the upcoming annual general meeting of the Federation, discuss our recent
Two weeks left to enter the European Science Journalist of the Year awards
The European Science Journalist of the Year Award celebrates excellence and innovation in science journalism, and is open to members of science
European award open for entry: Highlighting excellence and innovation in science journalism across Europe
The European Science Journalist of the Year Award is now open for entry. The award has been presented to a diverse set
EFSJ Newsletter — October 2022
In this edition of the EFSJ Newsletter, we look back at ECSJ 2022 in Leiden, discuss our recent activities, and celebrate the
Winners of 2022 EFSJ grants for investigative reporting on climate change revealed
The winners of this year’s European Climate Investigation Grant – organised by the European Federation for Science Journalism (EFSJ) in partnership with the