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EUSJA and NUCLEUS Archive
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![The NUCLEUS project is all about implementing RRI (Responsible Research and Innovation) at research institutions. But what does that imply for journalists? Here’s some conclusions from surveys and workshops performed […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/20171028_183016-115x115.jpg "Preliminary conclusions about journalists and RRI")
Preliminary conclusions about journalists and RRI
Posted on 30th December 2017 | 2 CommentsThe NUCLEUS project is all about implementing RRI (Responsible Research and Innovation) at research institutions. But what does that imply for journalists? Here’s some conclusions from surveys and workshops performed […] -
![One of the core values in journalism is being the watchdog that starts to bark when something dubious happens. The value of exposing fraud, plagiarism and doubtful scientific results is […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/investigative_journalism-115x115.jpg "Investigative science journalism in Europe – a part of RRI")
Investigative science journalism in Europe – a part of RRI
Posted on 29th December 2017 | No CommentsOne of the core values in journalism is being the watchdog that starts to bark when something dubious happens. The value of exposing fraud, plagiarism and doubtful scientific results is […] -
![Scientists under pressure for publication, enthusiastic communication officers and non-critical journalists all have a part in spreading misinformation. There is no easy fix, but guidelines can help to […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/1949073_mouse_ear300-115x115.jpg "Hype and hyperbole – who is to blame?")
Hype and hyperbole – who is to blame?
Posted on 28th December 2017 | No CommentsScientists under pressure for publication, enthusiastic communication officers and non-critical journalists all have a part in spreading misinformation. There is no easy fix, but guidelines can help to […] -
![Spreading information has never been easier. But equally, spreading of misinformation has never been easier. Monitoring of social media can be an important tool in RRI, to shed a […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/kid-notebook-computer-115x115.jpg "Monitoring science stories on social media")
Monitoring science stories on social media
Posted on 23rd December 2017 | No CommentsSpreading information has never been easier. But equally, spreading of misinformation has never been easier. Monitoring of social media can be an important tool in RRI, to shed a […] -
![Fake news becomes dead serious for human health when the English doctor Andrew Wakefield publishes his fake research results in 1998. But many others are to blame in a new […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/images-115x115.jpeg "How a Fraudulent Doctor Discredited Vaccines")
How a Fraudulent Doctor Discredited Vaccines
Posted on 22nd December 2017 | No CommentsFake news becomes dead serious for human health when the English doctor Andrew Wakefield publishes his fake research results in 1998. But many others are to blame in a new […] -
![The ice cap is expanding on Antarctica, so there is nothing to be afraid of, and global warming is anyway entirely natural and for our own benefit. The claims of […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/climate-change-global-warming-115x115.jpg "The Great Climate Lie")
The Great Climate Lie
Posted on 20th December 2017 | No CommentsThe ice cap is expanding on Antarctica, so there is nothing to be afraid of, and global warming is anyway entirely natural and for our own benefit. The claims of […] -
![Fake news flourish abundantly in science. Interest groups may distort research results in the media so they apparently support their attitude, and scientists can exaggerate the potential applications of their […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/CriticalInspection-115x115.jpg "Give The Scientific News A Critical Inspection")
Give The Scientific News A Critical Inspection
Posted on 19th December 2017 | No CommentsFake news flourish abundantly in science. Interest groups may distort research results in the media so they apparently support their attitude, and scientists can exaggerate the potential applications of their […] -
![As part of the NUCLEUS project, EUSJA will conduct a series of interviews with science journalists. The questions will focus on the experiences, attitudes and perceptions of science journalists, and […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Man-Interviews-Woman-115x115.jpg "How can we align the “two worlds” of RRI and Media?")
How can we align the “two worlds” of RRI and Media?
Posted on 2nd June 2017 | No CommentsAs part of the NUCLEUS project, EUSJA will conduct a series of interviews with science journalists. The questions will focus on the experiences, attitudes and perceptions of science journalists, and […] -
![Science journalism in China suffers from both lack of interest and a top-down approach, with a focus on science literacy rather than public involvement. While traditional science journalism declines, the […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/CRISP-seminar-115x115.jpg "Social media to the rescue for RRI in China?")
Social media to the rescue for RRI in China?
Posted on 22nd March 2017 | No CommentsScience journalism in China suffers from both lack of interest and a top-down approach, with a focus on science literacy rather than public involvement. While traditional science journalism declines, the […] -
![We are preparing the first issue of our upcoming newsletter, where Berit and Gorm will report about what’s going on the border of ethics and science journalism. Click here to […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Skærmbillede-2017-03-16-kl.-10.37.47.-115x115.jpg "Sign up for our NUCLEUS and EUSJA Science Journalist Newsletter")
Sign up for our NUCLEUS and EUSJA Science Journalist Newsletter
Posted on 16th March 2017 | No CommentsWe are preparing the first issue of our upcoming newsletter, where Berit and Gorm will report about what’s going on the border of ethics and science journalism. Click here to […]