Archive - Science Writing News Roundup

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #247

Creating a map visualization that can auto-update data over time + Sample Course Syllabus: Introduction to Science Writing.

Aug 23 •

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #246

6 ways to find fresh story ideas — and where to sell them + Communicating Climate Solutions Symposium + The Outrider Nuclear Reporting Summit.

Aug 14 •

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #245

Why newsrooms must rethink science journalism before the next crisis + Crafting clear and conversational Q&As.

Aug 4 •

July 2025

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #244

Research Is Being Undermined — What Does That Mean for Science Writers at Research Institutions?

Jul 26 •

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #243

Eight tips from environmental reporters in covering climate crisis + How to build — and keep — a source's trust.

Jul 15 •

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #242

Can AI Tools Meet Journalistic Standards? + Social Media Strategies for Climate Journalists.

Jul 5 •

June 2025

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #241

Covering health misinformation: What journalists need to rethink + Digital security for journalists in times of crisis.

Jun 24 •

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #240

How Journalists Can Defend Themselves Against Digital Threats + Covering Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease Accurately.

Jun 13 •

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #239

Céline Gounder describes “a war on science” + How to communicate science in times of crisis? + Covering science-related policy.

Jun 3 •

May 2025

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #238

Anna Gibbs awarded Taylor/Blakeslee mentored science journalism project fellowship + Understanding & Countering Climate Change Misinformation and…

May 26 •

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #237

Usha Lee McFarling Named Director of the Knight Science Journalism Program + How to Steer Scientist Sources Away from Jargon + Do AI Detection Tools…

May 15 •

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #236

Science Friday and The Future of Science Reporting + What Is Pre-Reporting—and Do You Really Need to Do It?

May 5 •

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