Month: March 2013

  • Atomium Culture and The Role of the Media in Responsible Research and Innovation – by Jens Degett

    Atomium Culture and The Role of the Media in Responsible Research and Innovation – by Jens Degett

    Atomium Culture sent an official response to this post, that can be read here: https://www.eusja.org/atomiun-cultures-official-response-to-jens-degett/ Science communications is not only a question of telling nice stories that fascinate the public in the best positivistic style. It is a very important part of an advanced society to have an informed public who participate in an open…

  • Presidential Address at EUSJA General Assembly 2013

    Presidential Address at EUSJA General Assembly 2013

    At last year’s General Assembly in Leiden I gave my solemn undertaking that the Board, with its two new co-opted members would do everything possible to raise EUSJA’s profile across Europe. This I believe is vital so as to have EUSJA recognised as the first port of call when decision makers are looking to include…

  • Open Forum in Venice

    EUSJA journalists are invited to participate to the CO2GeoNet Open Forum 2013 (Venice, 9-10 April 2013) organized each year by the European Network of Excellence on the geological storage of CO2. It is a key opportunity for stakeholders including EU representatives, industry, regulators, public authorities, NGOs, and the research community to meet and interact directly…

  • The passionate: interview with Angela Posada-Swafford

    From the Spring 2013 issue of EUSJA news Angela Posada-Swafford is one of Latin America’s leading science journalists. From Miami, the Colombian writes for the North- and South American as well as the European media. She will be part of the EUSJA workshop “Blood Infusion for Staggering Science Journalism” at the World Conference of Science…

  • Ministers in South-East Europe urged to support science journalism

    Ministers in South-East Europe urged to support science journalism

    From the Spring 2013 issue of EUSJA news UNESCO’s Venice Office is behind a new drive to get science journalism on the agenda of science ministers in the Balkans. A two-day UNESCO meeting in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (22-23 November 2012) brought together experts, including science journalists and EUSJA members, to draft and present a…