The conference “Science Journalism in the Digital Age” wants to focus on the future of science journalism. What approaches, partnerships and business models finance science journalism in the digital age? How can we envisage productive interplay between science journalism and science? And what kind of constructive role could the state, foundations and private sector actors play in constructively shaping the transformation of science journalism?
European science journalist of the year is open for entry. The deadline to enter is at midnight 27 February 2020. Journalists working in
Journalists from all 47 countries of Europe as defined by the Council of Europe and journalists writing for a European media organisation or blog
ABSW has published a couple of new documents to help freelance science journalists. A guide on minimum freelancing rates outlines what a […]
Personalized health is the topic of an international call for projects in medical journalism announced at the Lausanne World Conference of Science […]
The European Conference of Science Journalism ECSJ2020 will take place in Trieste (Italy) on July 3-4, in conjunction with the EuroScience […]
The European Federation for Science Journalism has launched today an online questionnaire, which will be distributed through the channels of the member […]
The deadline for the 2018 AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Awards contest is approaching fast: the online submissions, open to journalists worldwide. will close […]
For the first time this year, a science programme is featuring in the Centre for Investigative Journalism’s summer conference in London, UK, […]
What will the artificial intelligence revolution mean for science journalism? Most people in the field don’t seem to have given it much […]
