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![Cristina Junyent, science writer, member of ACCC October 2018 (Picture credits. © Floris Oudshoorn – ComicHouse / EHFG) Four tracks were debated this year in the European Health Forum […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/googleing-to-find-diseases-3-115x115.jpg "Health literacy and personalised medicine: New technologies, new questions, new skills")
Health literacy and personalised medicine: New technologies, new questions, new skills
Posted on 30. October 2018 | No CommentsCristina Junyent, science writer, member of ACCC October 2018 (Picture credits. © Floris Oudshoorn – ComicHouse / EHFG) Four tracks were debated this year in the European Health Forum […] -
![By Mico Tatalovic, […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/AI-1-115x115.jpg "AI is changing how newsrooms work: here’s what that will mean for science journalists")
AI is changing how newsrooms work: here’s what that will mean for science journalists
Posted on 7. March 2018 | No CommentsBy Mico Tatalovic, […] -
![Science Cafés have become pretty boring. Exciting new dialogue formats needs the world. Here come the Finns with: Confession Session. Mikko Myllykoski, president of the Finnish science journalists FASEJ and […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/IMG_8199_Mikko-115x115.jpeg "Welcome to Confession Session!")
Welcome to Confession Session!
Posted on 7. December 2017 | No CommentsScience Cafés have become pretty boring. Exciting new dialogue formats needs the world. Here come the Finns with: Confession Session. Mikko Myllykoski, president of the Finnish science journalists FASEJ and […] -
![The Falling Walls Conference in Berlin commemorates the fall of the Berlin Wall. Renown scientists from around the world present Breaking Walls research. In times of rising political walls, this […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/DSC01494-115x115.jpg "And Which Wall Falls Next In Your Head?")
And Which Wall Falls Next In Your Head?
Posted on 19. November 2017 | No CommentsThe Falling Walls Conference in Berlin commemorates the fall of the Berlin Wall. Renown scientists from around the world present Breaking Walls research. In times of rising political walls, this […] -
![By Aisling Irwin, science journalist, ABSW These days, scientists are dismayed at the devaluation of their principal currency: the fact. At the Falling Walls 2017 conference in Berlin last week […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/FWC-115x115.jpg "Alternative Facts Stop Here")
Alternative Facts Stop Here
Posted on 13. November 2017 | No CommentsBy Aisling Irwin, science journalist, ABSW These days, scientists are dismayed at the devaluation of their principal currency: the fact. At the Falling Walls 2017 conference in Berlin last week […] -
![By Vera Novais, Observador The “Who’s afraid of journalists?” session at SciComPT2017 meeting, in Portugal, explored the tricky relationship between journalists, scientists and press officers by having them role play […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Opening-Session_VNovais-115x115.jpg "Who’s afraid of science journalists? Portugal’s scientists step into journalists’ shoes")
Who’s afraid of science journalists? Portugal’s scientists step into journalists’ shoes
Posted on 5. November 2017 | No CommentsBy Vera Novais, Observador The “Who’s afraid of journalists?” session at SciComPT2017 meeting, in Portugal, explored the tricky relationship between journalists, scientists and press officers by having them role play […] -
![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 lab and become a […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/DMgfj__XcAASUob-115x115.jpg "Moving from research career into science writing: lessons from Ireland and UK")
Moving from research career into science writing: lessons from Ireland and UK
Posted on 26. October 2017 | No CommentsBy 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 lab and become a […] -
![British and Irish science journalism associations are organising a joint workshop on careers in science media in Belfast on the 19 October 2017. The half-day event is organised by Queen’s […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Media523341en-115x115.jpg "Workshop on science journalism and media careers in Belfast")
Workshop on science journalism and media careers in Belfast
Posted on 14. October 2017 | No CommentsBritish and Irish science journalism associations are organising a joint workshop on careers in science media in Belfast on the 19 October 2017. The half-day event is organised by Queen’s […] -
![By Mico Tatalovic A worried science journalist from Croatia A worrying development in Croatia, the EU’s newest member state, highlights a creeping and overlooked trend of making journalists feel unwelcome […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/University_of_Zagreb-115x115.jpg "Croatian University Pamphlet Accuses Journalists of Destroying The National Order")
Croatian University Pamphlet Accuses Journalists of Destroying The National Order
Posted on 4. October 2017 | No CommentsBy Mico Tatalovic A worried science journalist from Croatia A worrying development in Croatia, the EU’s newest member state, highlights a creeping and overlooked trend of making journalists feel unwelcome […] -
![By Agnes Kittel, member of the Club of Hungarian Science Journalists If there is something which is common in the life of every being living under the Sun, it is […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/File_001-1-115x115.jpeg "Challenges. Reflections after the conference")
Challenges. Reflections after the conference
Posted on 24. September 2017 | No CommentsBy Agnes Kittel, member of the Club of Hungarian Science Journalists If there is something which is common in the life of every being living under the Sun, it is […]