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Archive for February, 2014
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EUSJA again in Lindau
Posted on 26th February 2014 | No CommentsShall I start with the names? Peter Agre, Werner Arber, Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, Bruce Beutler, J. Michael Bishop, Elizabeth Blackburn, Aaron Ciechanover, Steven Chu, Johann Deisenhofer, Sir Martin J. Evans, Edmond […] -
Is there a future for science journalism? by Joost van Kasteren
Posted on 25th February 2014 | No Commentsposted on behalf of Joost van Kasteren President of the Dutch Association of Science Journalists Candidate for President of EUSJA at the 2014 elections A few weeks ago my wife, […] -
The youris.com portal is expanding its freelancers pool
Posted on 18th February 2014 | No CommentsAre you interested in covering the research results of EU-funded project? Do you have experience in writing popular science articles? The youris.com portal, which provides news related to the results […] -
ESOF opens call for 40 media travel grants
Posted on 14th February 2014 | No CommentsThe organisers of Europe’s largest general science event, EuroScience Open Forum, invite journalists from around the world to apply for media travel grants. It is expected that 250 media representatives […] -
Applications open for the Best Cancer Reporter Award 2014, and for a grant
Posted on 12th February 2014 | No CommentsThe European School of Oncology announced that the new edition of the Best Cancer Reporter Award will be coupled by a granting scheme to allow journalists to work in depth […] -
Apply for journalist training: Reporting on Forests in Southeast Asia
Posted on 10th February 2014 | No CommentsThe Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), a leading global forest research institute, is accepting applications from early to mid-career journalists in Southeast Asia to attend the residential workshop:“Reporting on […] -
Top Secret of Abel Prize
Posted on 1st February 2014 | No CommentsIt was probably one of the coldest days of last January in St. Petersburg. But it was hot, really hot to a press conference in St. Petersburg University, because journalists […]