ECSJ Conference Report
The latest issue of EUSJA News
Pages
- About EUSJA
- Board
- EUSJA celebrates 50 years with a virtual European Conference for Science Journalists (ECSJ2021)
- EUSJA News – archive
- EUSJA newsletter Spring/Summer 2015
- EUSJA Newsletter: Autumn/Winter 2015
- Mailing list
- National delegates
- Open letter of Russian scientists and science journalists against the war with Ukraine
- rd European Conference of Science Journalists: Early bird registration until end of May
- Webmaster
Recent Comments
- Study Trip to the Fields of Estonian Research - Research In Estonia on A Study Trip to the Fields of Estonian Research
- Jens Degett on Preliminary conclusions about journalists and RRI
- Disappointed on Preliminary conclusions about journalists and RRI
- Návštěva zahraničních novinářů na Ústavu chemických procesů – UCHP v. v. i. on Kafkaesque? Not Prague’s Science! by Wolfgang C. Goede
Tag Cloud
2012 2013 ABSW award awards Barbie Drillsma Best Cancer Reporter Award board call civil society Dublin EFIC Elmar Veerman ESOF EU Europe Euroscience eusja EUSJA study trip Fabio Turone Falling Walls Conference fellowship Gastein Forum General Assembly grants Helsinki innovation Istvan Palugyai Italy journalism London research science science communication Science Debate science journalism science journalists storytelling study trip SWIM Viola Egikova wcsj WFSJ Wolfgang Goede World Conference of Science Journalists-
Recent Posts
- The time has stopped on the Moscow´s Golden Brains
- Journalists invited to cover networking conference of mathematicians and computer scientists in Heidelberg!
- An open letter from Russian scientists and science journalists against the war with Ukraine
- EUSJA celebrates 50 years with virtual European Conference for Science Journalists (ECSJ2021)
- How to prepare for the next pandemic
civil society Archive
-
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 […] -
International support to Russian scientists
Posted on 3rd July 2013 | No CommentsBrussels, July 1st 2013 OPEN LETTER To the President of the Russian Federation, V.V. Putin To the President of the Government of the Russian Federation, D.A. Medvedev To the […] -
Beat The Crisis with Science Debates
Posted on 5th December 2012 | No CommentsThe Science Debate is on. The German Association of Science Writers TELI has launched a new platform of unique exchange at the Annual Reunion of Science Journalists “Wissenswerte” in Bremen. […] -
Wealthy and healthy, with a dose of literacy! By Wolfgang C. Goede
Posted on 2nd November 2012 | No CommentsOnce upon a time there was a socialist system which tried to treat all citizens equally. Health care was guaranteed, but it stayed on an overall low level and could […] -
Is Science Journalism Dead–Or Does it Just Smell Funny? By Wolfgang C. Goede
Posted on 21st July 2012 | No CommentsWhile there is a lot of big-time research going on, which costs billions of Euros, our profession likes to act as „descendents of Prometheus, taking the fire from the scientific […] -
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 […]