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![The Science and Politics of Covid-19 (Springer, 2021) is one of the first popular science books published on the ongoing pandemic. Combining scientific rigour and journalistic style, the book retraces […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cover-115x115.jpg "How to prepare for the next pandemic")
How to prepare for the next pandemic
Posted on 19th July 2021 | No CommentsThe Science and Politics of Covid-19 (Springer, 2021) is one of the first popular science books published on the ongoing pandemic. Combining scientific rigour and journalistic style, the book retraces […] -
![By Merce Piqueras When I told a friend of mine, who is a nurse, that I was to attend a meeting on pain, she asked me: “Is it an anaesthesiology […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/2019-09-04-18.22.08-115x115.jpg "Pain, just a symptom or a disease on its right?")
Pain, just a symptom or a disease on its right?
Posted on 29th September 2019 | No CommentsBy Merce Piqueras When I told a friend of mine, who is a nurse, that I was to attend a meeting on pain, she asked me: “Is it an anaesthesiology […] -
![By Mico Tatalovic, […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/AI-1-115x115.jpg "AI is changing how newsrooms work: here’s what that will mean for science journalists")
AI is changing how newsrooms work: here’s what that will mean for science journalists
Posted on 7th March 2018 | No CommentsBy Mico Tatalovic, […] -
![By Mico Tatalovic, Chairman of the ABSW “Science writing awards for work published or broadcast in the UK or Irish based media in 2017 open for entry on the 1st of […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/IMG_6617-115x115.jpg "ABSW Awards 2018")
ABSW Awards 2018
Posted on 17th December 2017 | No CommentsBy Mico Tatalovic, Chairman of the ABSW “Science writing awards for work published or broadcast in the UK or Irish based media in 2017 open for entry on the 1st of […] -
![By Vera Novais, Observador The “Who’s afraid of journalists?” session at SciComPT2017 meeting, in Portugal, explored the tricky relationship between journalists, scientists and press officers by having them role play […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Opening-Session_VNovais-115x115.jpg "Who’s afraid of science journalists? Portugal’s scientists step into journalists’ shoes")
Who’s afraid of science journalists? Portugal’s scientists step into journalists’ shoes
Posted on 5th November 2017 | No CommentsBy Vera Novais, Observador The “Who’s afraid of journalists?” session at SciComPT2017 meeting, in Portugal, explored the tricky relationship between journalists, scientists and press officers by having them role play […] -
![By Tom Kennedy Researchers sometimes wonder if they should, or even could, start broadcasting or writing about science. Is it possible to take leave of the lab and become a […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/DMgfj__XcAASUob-115x115.jpg "Moving from research career into science writing: lessons from Ireland and UK")
Moving from research career into science writing: lessons from Ireland and UK
Posted on 26th October 2017 | No CommentsBy Tom Kennedy Researchers sometimes wonder if they should, or even could, start broadcasting or writing about science. Is it possible to take leave of the lab and become a […] -
![British and Irish science journalism associations are organising a joint workshop on careers in science media in Belfast on the 19 October 2017. The half-day event is organised by Queen’s […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Media523341en-115x115.jpg "Workshop on science journalism and media careers in Belfast")
Workshop on science journalism and media careers in Belfast
Posted on 14th October 2017 | No CommentsBritish and Irish science journalism associations are organising a joint workshop on careers in science media in Belfast on the 19 October 2017. The half-day event is organised by Queen’s […] -
![The European Commission’s Science and Knowledge Service, the Joint Research Center, organizes its annual conference on 26 September around the topic of “(Scientific) Evidence for policy in a post-fact world”. […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/jrc-annual-conference-2017-eu4facts-115x115.jpg "GRANTS FOR SCIENCE JOURNALISTS")
GRANTS FOR SCIENCE JOURNALISTS
Posted on 14th September 2017 | No CommentsThe European Commission’s Science and Knowledge Service, the Joint Research Center, organizes its annual conference on 26 September around the topic of “(Scientific) Evidence for policy in a post-fact world”. […] -
![By Robert Frederick digital managing editor, American Scientist magazine From the time I was a child, whenever I heard the word “Copenhagen” I would think of the song that starts “Wonderful, wonderful […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Robert-Frederick-115x115.jpg "ECSJ2017: An American in Copenhagen")
ECSJ2017: An American in Copenhagen
Posted on 14th July 2017 | No CommentsBy Robert Frederick digital managing editor, American Scientist magazine From the time I was a child, whenever I heard the word “Copenhagen” I would think of the song that starts “Wonderful, wonderful […] -
![The organizers of the Festival are pleased to announce the Call for TV programmes or New Media productions for the 2017/18 European Science TV and New Media Festival and Awards. […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/ScienceAwards1a-675x450-115x115.jpg "European Science TV & New Media Festival & Awards 2017/18")
European Science TV & New Media Festival & Awards 2017/18
Posted on 2nd June 2017 | No CommentsThe organizers of the Festival are pleased to announce the Call for TV programmes or New Media productions for the 2017/18 European Science TV and New Media Festival and Awards. […]