Science journalism is a way of thinking, a journalistic practice rooted in evidence: how it is gathered, how it is verified, how it bumps up against communities’ realities. Science journalism means ...

Credit: Pew Research Center. Last year was a tough one for science journalism. National Geographic laid off all of its staff reporters, and Wired laid off 20 people.And the most recent blow came in ...

That’s because science and journalism both have the same Achilles’ heel — a claim to be rooted in seeking objective truth, but then not being objective about who decides what’s true.

The new style of science journalism takes the form of advocacy—writers seek to nudge readers toward a politically approved opinion. “Lately journalists have been behaving more like lawyers,” Shermer ...

I’m no expert on the future of science journalism. But I’m pretty certain that people will continue to be drawn to information that is arranged and presented in a way that pleases the mind and ...

AAAS Science Journalism Awards rank as one of the top prizes in science journalism. This is Sarah Kaplan’s second AAAS Kavli award. In 2020, she won Silver for The Storm Inside, ...

Science journalism guides in Croatian and Slovenian were published as part of the same initiative last year, which also supports in-person seminars for science journalists in the region.

And this is why the reader of science journalism ought to be as much a part of the enterprise as the journalists and the scientists. To do so, I ask all engaged readers to do two things.

Analysis - Science journalism is about taking complex academic research and turning it into easy-to-read content that is still accurate. Aside from informing readers through evidence-based ...

Some journalism schools make the case that it is in order to give international students more time to ... But as an international student graduating from Columbia’s Master of Science program, ...