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Archive for October, 2013
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Eight things Grenoble taught me
Posted on 29th October 2013 | No CommentsText: David Redeker, freelance science journalist and communications adviser in the Netherlands Photo’s: Anna Shatalova, science journalist of POISK Russia, Diana Hornung, freelance science writer in Switzerland & Raili Leino, […] -
THE ECHO OF FRENCH ALPS
Posted on 27th October 2013 | No CommentsHave you ever been in a clean room? Ask EUSJA members, they will explain you what a difficult experience it is! Last week 22 science journalists from Belgium, Hungary, Finland, […] -
Train investigative skills: Lee Hunter’s “Story-based Inquiry” for download
Posted on 22nd October 2013 | No CommentsMore than 1300 journalists from 87 countries had flocked to Rio de Janeiro for the 8thGlobal Investigative Journalism Conference past weekend. This is the largest international gathering of investigative journalists. The […] -
Austerity hits home and jeopardizes European Science Journalism
Posted on 20th October 2013 | No CommentsSubmitted and reported by Vasiliki Michopoulou (“Vaso”) at EHFG 2013 The austerity has caused huge economical problems to Greek journalists also. More than half of them are officially unemployed but the number […] -
Indian summer 2013 in Heidelberg
Posted on 17th October 2013 | No CommentsBy Olga Baklitskaya-Kameneva The last week of September a group of EUSJA journalists attended the Heidelberg Laureate Forum (HLF). The history of the HLF, where 200 young researchers from 49 […] -
Support of science journalist
Posted on 9th October 2013 | No CommentsWhen I heard about imprisoned Greenpeace activists who tried to protest against a powerful Russian gas company in the Arctic I took it as one of numerous political events […] -
e-e-e-stonia: The new BALTIC TIGER
Posted on 6th October 2013 | No CommentsNo, this is not stuttered. The title stands for one of the most advanced e-States on the globe. Everything in Estonia revolves around connectivity and how to beef it up. […]