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![Dear colleagues, The first details of WCSJ2013 have now been revealed at a press conference in the AAAS Annual meeting. The next important WCSJ 2013 dates are Call for session […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/senatesquare-115x115.jpg "Welcome to the 8th World Conference of Science Journalists in Helsinki in 2013")
Welcome to the 8th World Conference of Science Journalists in Helsinki in 2013
Posted on 27th February 2012 | No CommentsDear colleagues, The first details of WCSJ2013 have now been revealed at a press conference in the AAAS Annual meeting. The next important WCSJ 2013 dates are Call for session […] -
![The Euroscience Open Forum (ESOF) is Europe’s largest general science meeting and is held in a leading European city every two years. It is an interdisciplinary, pan-European meeting, held under […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/four-courts-and-the-liffy-river-in-dublin-115x115.jpg "EUSJA-sessions at the upcoming ESOF in Dublin")
EUSJA-sessions at the upcoming ESOF in Dublin
Posted on 20th February 2012 | No CommentsThe Euroscience Open Forum (ESOF) is Europe’s largest general science meeting and is held in a leading European city every two years. It is an interdisciplinary, pan-European meeting, held under […] -
Global Energy Prize’s International Media Competition Opens
Posted on 14th February 2012 | No CommentsEnergy of Word Award for best coverage of energy related issues is launched to journalists worldwide -
![Writing in the Dec. 15 issue of Nature magazine, former Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and Lower House member Tomoyuki Taira, both from the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, called for […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Fukushima_I_by_Digital_Globe-115x115.jpg "Mariko Takahashi: Hatoyama’s questionable Nature article")
Mariko Takahashi: Hatoyama’s questionable Nature article
Posted on 14th February 2012 | No CommentsWriting in the Dec. 15 issue of Nature magazine, former Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and Lower House member Tomoyuki Taira, both from the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, called for […]