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Archive for May, 2012
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Invitation from ISTJA to ESOF 2012 Study Tour 11-15 July
Posted on 25th May 2012 | No CommentsFrom Cormac Sheridan and Anna Nolan Dublin is Europe’s City of Science for 2012 and the venue for the Euroscience Open Forum (ESOF), Europe’s premier scientific meeting, which runs from […] -
Science is an onion with many layers of truth – by Wolfgang C. Goede
Posted on 19th May 2012 | No CommentsScience is supposed to be objective. However, it is driven by interests and therefore susceptible to manipulation and distortion. A result of this was the denial of climate change. The […] -
When the rights of animals interfere violently with the right to information – by Fabio Turone
Posted on 19th May 2012 | No CommentsThere are issues that science journalists must handle with particular care, and others that they know will put them in trouble. Some withdraw cautiously, but others do it anyway, trying […] -
Black and White – About the reputation of journalism – by Viola Egikova
Posted on 18th May 2012 | No Comments“He is a journalist, but he is a honest fellow!” Have you ever heard anything similar? No? Then I have to tell you an unpleasant thing: people do not like […] -
Playing dice with risk – by Fabio Turone
Posted on 15th May 2012 | No Comments«Chi non risica non rosica» goes an old Italian say: who doesn’t risk doesn’t get food to put teeth on. Plain, simple common sense that was forged by the risks […] -
Paris in the Springtime – by Barbie Drillsma
Posted on 14th May 2012 | No CommentsParis in the Springtime and what an exciting time of comings and goings. I was there originally for the birth of my first grandchild, Camille Joy and then caught up […] -
Submit to the EU Health Prize for journalists (until the end of July)
Posted on 11th May 2012 | No CommentsThe European Commissioner for Health and Consumers, John Dalli, launched the 4th edition of the EU Health Prize for Journalists on the 3rd May 2012. Journalists writing on health topics […] -
Just a few days remaining for submitting proposals to WCSJ2013 in Helsinki
Posted on 10th May 2012 | No CommentsDon’t forget that the deadline for proposing panels, issues or speeches for the next World Conference of Science Journalists – whose theme is Science Journalism: Critical Questioning in the Public […]