Lawrence M. Krauss draws on his experience to reflect on the value and the challenges of science communication. As the Director of the Origins Project at Arizona State University in the US, theoretical...
What is going on at the European Conference for Science Journalists 2017? Join Antonia Geck and Cora Klockenbusch on their first day of the conference. VLOG 1 The European Conference for Science...
Science & Cocktails lectures combine scientific knowledge with music, art and dry-ice-filled cocktails Science can be as fun as a music concert or a game of football, according to Jácome Armas, the...
An interview with Bob Ward, policy and communications director at the London School of Economics, UK During the 4th European Conference for Science Journalists (ECSJ), held in Copenhagen on 26-30 June 2017, ...
Citizens need to ask for, understand and trust scientific evidence In July 2013, a 21-year-old man died of leukaemia in the Spanish city of Valencia. Mario chose to dismiss his doctor’s advice, turned to a so-...
Can popular culture help communicate climate change? At the 2017 European Conference for Science Journalists (ECSJ), a panel of communicators, journalists and artists who portray climate change in their...
In this exclusive ECSJ2017 podcast, Kata Karáth, Hungarian science journalist, explores the new wave of censorship in Eastern Europe Environmental journalists: an endangered species in Eastern Europe...
The European way Politics is not an exact science: moral choices, traditions, communication and many other aspects play important roles. But working on politics without caring for scientific evidence is almost...
“Dandelion root benefits can boost your immune system and cure cancer,” “Lead developer of HPV vaccines comes clean, warns parents & young girls it’s all a giant deadly scam,” “Asteroid Warning: Govt Preps...
Journalists fail to cover the most important aspects of climate change Journalists are too focused on issues such as how climate change will affect the economy, polar bears and icebergs, according to Katherine...